Yoh Kawano is an interdisciplinary computational scientist and associate professor who blends urban planning, GIS, and digital humanities to build web-based spatial visualization and data-science systems. With over a decade of experience at UCLA’s Office of Advanced Research Computing and faculty roles in Urban Planning and Digital Humanities, he leads GIS and spatial-data initiatives that support research in disaster relief, social justice, archaeology, and urban resilience. He holds a PhD in Urban Planning from UCLA and co-authored a Harvard Press book, bringing scholarly rigor to practical tool-building and teaching graduate-level GIS and web mapping. A filmmaker and storyteller as well, his documentary work and dissertation on Fukushima reveal a commitment to surfacing forgotten human narratives through geospatial methods.
11 years of coding experience
11 years of employment as a software developer
International School of Bangkok
PhD, Urban Planning, PhD, Urban Planning at UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs
University of California, Los Angeles
BA, Sociology, BA, Sociology at ICU International Christian University
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