Dr. Mengmeng Liu is an assistant professor at GTSI and an adjunct instructor in the School of Computing Instruction at Georgia Tech. Before joining GTSI, she worked as a big data engineer in FINRA for 2 years. She has multidisciplinary professional background in geography, remote sensing, transportation, urban planning, statistical analysis, and computational science. She has over ten years of experience in processing and analyzing multi-source spatial data, two years of experience with big data analysis. She designed and developed a data-driven spatial sustainability assessment framework, which can systematically evaluate the sustainability of a project and provided support information for decision-making.

She received her Ph.D. in Computational Science and Engineering in 2019 under the supervision of Prof. J. David Frost at Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta. She has earned two master’s degrees in Computational Science and Engineering from Georgia Tech, in Cartography and GIS from the Institute of Remote Sensing and Digital Earth, CAS. Her research focuses on Data-driven Spatial Sustainability Assessment, Spatio-temporal Data Analysis, Mining and Visualization, and Deep Learning. She was awarded the Ray C. Anderson Fellowship in Sustainable Systems. She has published over ten journal and conference papers.