Alan Borning
http://www.cs.washington.edu/homes/borning/
borning [at] cs.washington.edu
Faculty
Computer Science & Engineering, Information School
http://www.cs.washington.edu/homes/borning/
borning [at] cs.washington.edu
Faculty
Computer Science & Engineering, Information School
Keywords: urban planning, simulation, value sensitive design, constraint-based programming
I am a professor in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at the University of Washington. My principal research interests currently concern land use, transportation, and environmental modeling; and designing for human values. A particular focus is designing interactions to support more effective public participation in land use and transportation deliberations, supported by sophisticated simulation data. I'm the co-director of the Center for Urban Simulation and Policy Analysis, which is developing and deploying the
UrbanSim modeling system. I also collaborate frequently with Batya Friedman in the Information School (where I am an adjunct professor) on projects around
Value Sensitive Design. In a previous life I worked quite a bit on constraint-based languages and systems, and on object-oriented languages.
Publications:
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Batya Friedman,
Alan Borning,
Janet Davis,
Brian Gill,
Peter H. Kahn,
Travis Kriplean and
Peyina Lin.
Laying the Foundations for Public Participation and Value Advocacy: Interaction Design for a Large Scale Urban Simulation.
dg.o 2008.