Media
Selected visual-journalism collaborations and public-safety coverage from my work at CMU with Alexander G. Hauptmann. I contributed technical analysis to The Washington Post’s reporting recognized with the 2022 Pulitzer Prize for Public Service. Related research: collaborations · MILab publications.
2022
- How Shireen Abu Akleh was killed — Team contributor to audio-visual timing and camera-geometry analysis under Hauptmann’s supervision.
2021
- Astroworld Festival analysis — Led CMU’s crowd-density and movement analysis; credited in the Visual Forensics video.Video · Credit, 13:32 · CMU report
- Anatomy of a crackdown — Team contributor to event timing and localization from citizen videos under Hauptmann’s supervision.
- 17 requests for backup in 78 minutes — Expert contributor to crowd analysis and video-based event reconstruction; credited in the Visual Forensics video.Video · Credit, 18:06
2020
- Lewd cheerleader videos, sexist rules — Team contributor to video metadata and provenance analysis under Hauptmann’s supervision.
2019
- CMU Develops Video System to Locate Mass Shooters — CMU team member developing smartphone-video event localization under Hauptmann’s supervision.
- CMU develops video system that can locate mass shooter — Coverage of the same CMU prototype, developed as a team member under Hauptmann’s supervision.
2018
- Who Killed the Kiev Protesters? A 3-D Model Holds the Clues — Team contributor to 3D reconstruction and camera-geometry analysis under Hauptmann’s supervision.