Steven Tanner McCullough

Ten questions concerning Large Language Models (LLMs) for building applications

Nan Ma, Rania M. Labib, Robert Amor, Adrian Chong et autres

Large Language Models (LLMs) are emerging as powerful AI tools capable of transforming how building information is collected, processed, analyzed, and applied across diverse research areas. Their capabilities can help building operators, facility managers and other stakeholders such as designers, architects and …

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Applying Large Language Models to investigate how people with disabilities interact at airports

Steven Tanner McCullough, Ariana Grant, Evan Mistur, June Young Park

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Enhancing Undergraduate Research Readiness in Water and Energy: A One-Week Bootcamp Integrating FAIR Data Principles, Python, and Machine Learning

Silvia-Jessica Mostacedo-Marasovic, Junaid Ahmad, Sharma Chakravarthy, Steven Tanner McCullough et autres

FAIR principles promote effective data management practices across domains, enhancing the value of digital assets. Despite their importance, few undergraduate programs systematically integrate and evaluate FAIR principles. The Justice in Data program, an NSF-funded initiative begun in 2023, targets undergraduates conducting research …

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Does the ADA Work? A Social Media Data-Driven Investigation of Disability-Related Inequity at Airports

Steven Tanner McCullough, Ariana Grant, Jhanvi Soni, Evan Mistur et autres

Out of the estimated 926 million Americans that use airports as their transportation systems, 27 million of them have a disability. People with disabilities face many barriers in the built environment, especially within public transportation (e.g., airports, train stations, bus terminals). This …

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Investigating Personal Environmental Conditions for a Wheelchair User to Identify Disability-Related Inequity by Building Design and Maintenance

Jhanvi Soni, Steven Tanner McCullough, June Young Park

The disability-related inequity has been identified in the built environment, causing discomfort in their essential routines. Current legislation focuses on building design and construction but not on the actual experiences of those with disabilities, like wheelchair users. These occupants encounter significant issues …

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ConStory: Automatic story investigator of public perception on the mega urban infrastructure project

Alireza Shamshiri, Kyeong Rok Ryu, Steven Tanner McCullough, June Young Park

We evaluate the North Houston Highway Improvement Project (NHHIP) in Texas by analyzing social media data (Twitter) to determine the public perception on a series of issues in the project. We analyze the pertinent tweets since the project announcement (2008 to 2021). …

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Inequity by inequity

Steven Tanner McCullough, Jessica Eisma, June Young Park, Mikila Salazar et autres

Wheelchair users face a variety of disability-related inequities in the built environment. The primary challenge is that current legislation for relieving disability inequities focuses on design guidelines and less so in monitoring their discomfort. While there is literature about monitoring wheelchair users, …

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