Manuscript · Under Review
Telework and Daily Travel Behavior
How does the intensity of telework reshape daily trip-making?
Themes
Methods
The Research Network
Four themes, one connected line of inquiry
Projects sit between themes rather than inside them. Hover a theme to see which projects run through it; select a project to jump to its card.
- Behavior
- Policy
- Accessibility & Perception
- Urban Outcomes
The same line runs through every project: policy and infrastructure change conditions, people respond, accessibility shifts, and cities change with it.
Explore the Research
Each project takes a different route
Every project moves through transportation, behavior, space, and urban outcomes in its own order. Filter by theme to see which ones share a stretch of that route.
I
Transportation Policy & Travel Behavior
How policies, technologies, and changing conditions alter travel decisions and the transportation systems that carry them.
Working Paper · Ongoing
When Transit Service Disappears
Transit Service Cuts & Urban Congestion
What happens to urban road traffic when transit service is abruptly reduced?
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Methods
Project page in preparation
Ongoing Research
Traffic Safety Across U.S. Metropolitan Areas
How accurately do transportation professionals understand systematic differences in traffic safety outcomes across metropolitan areas?
Themes
Methods
Project page in preparation
II
Perception, Accessibility & Spatial Behavior
The difference between the city represented by networks and the city experienced by the people moving through it.
Emerging Research Agenda
The City People Think They Travel Through
Urban Perception, Route Choice & Accessibility
How do perceptions of neighborhoods and urban space alter route choice and experienced accessibility?
Themes
Completed · Exploratory Research
AI Streetscape Analysis for Pedestrian Infrastructure
Can computer vision provide scalable measures of pedestrian infrastructure conditions?
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Methods
III
Infrastructure & Urban Outcomes
How transportation infrastructure and mobility affect economic activity, land use, and nearby communities.
Ongoing Research
EV Charging & Commercial Activity
When do EV charging stations generate sustained and spatially embedded commercial activity?
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Methods
Project page in preparation
Ongoing · Developing Research
Arenas, Events & Urban Activity
How do major events reshape travel demand, commercial activity, and the relationship between venues and surrounding communities?
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Methods
Project page in preparation
Earlier Research
The work that shaped the questions
Earlier work in geography, GIS, remote sensing, and community-engaged research shaped the questions and methods that inform my current research.
Undergraduate Honors Research
Trail Accessibility, LiDAR & Environmental Conservation
Public input, UAV survey, and iPhone LiDAR combined to evaluate trail conditions against conservation tradeoffs.
Community-Engaged Research · Public Scholarship
Johnson City Oral Histories & Places with Hidden Stories
I used oral histories of industrial decline, university-led revitalization, and displacement to create short films and a public performance.
Earlier Undergraduate Research
Invasive Species & GIS
I mapped the spread of invasive species across the Binghamton region. It was the first project that showed me how spatial measurement could drive a research question.
Project page in preparation
How I Study These Questions
Methods follow the question, not the other way round
Select a method to highlight the projects that use it.
Selecting a method highlights the matching projects in Explore the Research. Select it again to clear.
Research Evolution
How the questions kept moving
Each stage of my training changed the questions I asked next.
Geography & GIS
- Spatial measurement
- Environmental accessibility
- Community research
Transportation & Behavior
- Travel behavior
- Transit policy
- Traffic safety
Accessibility & Perception
- Route choice
- Perceived accessibility
- Spatial behavior
Urban Outcomes
- Economic activity
- Land use
- Infrastructure
The trajectory was not predetermined. Each stage kept a method or a question that the next one needed.