Chen, Tzu-Hsin Karen

CSDE Research Affiliate

Tzu-Hsin Karen Chen

Assistant Professor, Departments of Urban Design and Planning and Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences, University of Washington
University of Washington
Box: 355740
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CSDE Research Areas:

Demographic Measurements and Methods
Health of People and Populations
Migration and Settlement

In the News:

Chen and Colleagues Publish New Findings on Migration and Seismic Fatality (12/26/2024)
Chen and Colleagues Introduce Remote Sensing Method to Identify Landslides (03/07/2024)
Chen Awarded NASA Early Career Investigator Award (02/01/2024)
CSDE Panel on Climate Impacts on Population Health: Data Science, Demography, & Disparities (02/22/2024)
Karen Chen to Present Seminar on Urban Form and Mental Health (10/5/23) (09/29/2023)
CSDE Welcomes 4 New Faculty Affiliates (08/17/2023)

Tzu-Hsin Karen Chen is an interdisciplinary data scientist and geographer interested in urbanization, changing landscape, and impacts on human health. She has developed remote sensing approaches combined with machine-learning in order to characterize forms of cities, not only at large scales but also a spatially-explicit resolution close to people's living environment (e.g., type of housing within walking distance around homes) to understand health disparities.