FREIGHT-MNet: A Public Multimodal Benchmark for Cold-Start Freight OD Travel-Time Risk
A benchmark.
LLM × SPATIOTEMPORAL INTELLIGENCE
LLMs for Spatiotemporal Data.
LLM Interpretability.
Exploring how language models understand cities, reason about movement, and make decisions more interpretable.
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NEWS / RESEARCH LOG
A timeline of selected publications and acceptances.
All publications01 / About
I am a Ph.D. student in Intelligent Transportation at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou), advised by Prof. Jiawei Wang. I received my M.S. in Industrial and Systems Engineering from the University of Washington and my B.E. in Software Engineering from Jilin University.
My research interests lie at the intersection of Large Language Models (LLMs), spatiotemporal data, and intelligent decision-making. I am particularly interested in how LLMs understand and reason about human mobility and urban environments, how their internal knowledge and decision-making processes can be interpreted, and how agent-based systems can support spatiotemporal analysis and decision-making.
02 / Publications
A benchmark.
Calibrated forecasting and counterfactual prioritization for airport delay propagation.
Understanding biases in location-based-service data and its role in transportation planning.
Generative adversarial learning and transfer learning for ac4C site prediction.
My name is highlighted. Accepted papers are distinguished from published journal articles. Bibliographic details were last reviewed on October 6, 2026.
03 / Path
Sep. 2026 — Present
Ph.D. in Intelligent Transportation
Systems Hub · Advisor: Prof. Jiawei Wang
Guangzhou, China · Expected June 2029
Sep. 2024 — Jun. 2026
M.S. in Industrial and Systems Engineering
GPA: 3.88 / 4.00
Seattle, WA, USA
Sep. 2020 — Jun. 2024
B.E. in Software Engineering
GPA: 3.67 / 4.00
Changchun, China
HKUST (Guangzhou)
Intelligent Transportation · Advisor: Prof. Jiawei Wang
Transportation systems, urban mobility, transportation operations, and data-driven system modeling.
THINKLab · University of Washington
Advisor: Prof. Cynthia Chen · Civil and Environmental Engineering
Analyzed large-scale transit, mobility, weather, and land-use data for extreme-weather travel behavior, urban resilience, and transportation reliability. Developed reproducible data-processing, statistical, spatial, and network-analysis workflows.
University of Washington
CET 512: Transportation Data Collection
Graded assignments, provided feedback on transportation data analysis, and held office sessions for students.
International Institute of Green Finance
Environmental and sustainability research
Examined environmental-protection case studies, organized ESG-related information, and prepared quantitative summaries.
04 / Contact
Interested in language models, mobility, agents, or interpretable decision-making? I welcome research conversations and collaboration.