Angela Antipova

Associate Professor

University of Memphis

United States

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Angela Antipova is an Associate Professor at the University of Memphis, USA. Her research areas include land development, urban commuting, and the socio-demographic impacts of urban form on public health, particularly in the context of COVID-19. Recent articles reflect her focus on the relationship between built environments and socio-economic factors, along with the analysis of urban land-use changes and their implications in various geographical contexts.

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Land Development 1985–2023 as a Function of Road Improvement, Employment, and Mobility: A Case Study of Tennessee

Car Ownership, Commute Distance, and Commute Mode Choice in the Dense Megacity of a Developing Country: The Direct and Indirect Role of the Built Environment

Examining the relationship between land-use cover change and sociodemographic characteristics: A case study of Madison County, Tennessee

Relationship between urban form and COVID-19 severity: impact of compactness during the lockdown and post-lockdown periods

A micro-level analysis of commuting and urban land using the Simpson's index and socio-demographic factors

Contextual Adjustment of the Institute of Transportation Engineers Trip Generation Rates for Small and Medium Urban Areas in Louisiana

Analysis of the COVID-19 impacts on employment and unemployment across the multi-dimensional social disadvantaged areas

Unemployment in Socially Disadvantaged Communities in Tennessee, US, During the COVID-19

Analysis of groundwater table variability and trend using ordinary kriging: the case study of Sylhet, Bangladesh

Mapping the morphology of sprawl and blight: A note on entropy

Using morphological and functional polycentricity analyses to study the Indonesian urban spatial structure: the case of Medan, Jakarta, and Denpasar

Pattern‐based calibration of cellular automata by genetic algorithm and Shannon relative entropy

Accessibility and transportation equity

Analysis of commuting distances of low-income workers in Memphis Metropolitan area, TN

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