R.F.L. (Roos) Teeuwen MSc
R.F.L. (Roos) Teeuwen MSc
Publicaties
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2024
How well do NDVI and OpenStreetMap data capture people’s visual perceptions of urban greenspace?
R.F.L. Teeuwen / V. Milias / Alessandro Bozzon / A. Psyllidis
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2023
Easy as Child’s Play? Co-designing a Network-Based Metric for Children’s Access to Play Space
R.F.L. Teeuwen / A. Psyllidis
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2023
Measuring children's and adolescents' accessibility to greenspaces from different locations and commuting settings
Roos Teeuwen / Achilleas Psyllidis / Alessandro Bozzon
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2021
Cities and infectious diseases: Assessing the exposure of pedestrians to virus transmission along city streets
A. Psyllidis / Fábio Duarte / R.F.L. Teeuwen / Arianna Salazar Miranda / Tom Benson / A. Bozzon
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Media
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2023-12-19
Kinderen in de openbare ruimte: Urban Analytics Lab biedt inzicht in knelpunten leefomgeving
Verscheen in: Onze Jeugd: Nieuws en advies voor onderwijs, gemeenten en jeugdwerk
Involved in Research Project(s)
Roos Teeuwen is a PhD candidate at the Faculty of Industrial Design Engineering. Her main research interests lie where people's experiences and activities meet the physical urban environment.
Academic Background
Roos researches novel measures to assess the relationships between the physical urban environment and the health and well-being of people. Specifically, she focuses on how children and adolescents have opportunities to access and perform activities in urban greenspace, and how we can measure such opportunities at scale:
How are greenspaces accessible from various routine settings, such as homes and schools, but also the commuting routes between them? How can we adapt existing metrics to an age group at hand, for example unsupervised children? And how well are people's perceptions of well-usable greenspaces even represented in the large-scale data sets that are often times used?
With answering these questions, Roos aims to contribute novel methods, maps, and guidelines for measuring and planning greenspaces in cities for use by their youngest citizens. In addition, she aims to understand the usability and limitations of these methods, maps, and guidelines by city planners and policy makers in practice. Roos uses both quantitative and qualitative approaches for data collection and analysis, including spatial data analysis, co-design workshops, and crowd-sourcing surveys. She enjoys working with and development of open-source data and tools wherever possible.
Roos' PhD position is funded by the Horizon 2020 project named 'Equal-Life: Early environmental quality and life-course mental health effects'.
Education
- 2015 ─ 2018
MSc. Geomatics for the Built Environment, Delft University of Technology - 2011 ─ 2014
BSc. Architecture, Urbanism and Building Science, Delft University of Technology
Experience
- 2018 ─ 2020
GIS Consultant, Tensing GIS Consultancy - 2015 ─ 2016
Student Research Assistant, Delft University of Technology & GSDI Association
Involved in the research project(s):
Nevenwerkzaamheden
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2022-12-01 - 2024-11-30
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2022-12-01 - 2024-11-30