Janille Smith-Colin

Assistant Professor

Southern Methodist University

United States

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Janille Smith-Colin is an Assistant Professor at Southern Methodist University in the United States. Her research interests include environmental justice policy, urban mobility, and infrastructure equity, as demonstrated in her recent articles on topics such as e-scooter safety and social determinants of health. Dr. Smith-Colin's work aims to enhance accessibility and equity in urban transportation systems while addressing the impact of socioeconomic factors on infrastructure development.

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Barbara Minsker

Bobby B. Lyle Endowed Professor of Leadership & Global Entrepreneurship

Southern Methodist University

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Alex Karner

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University of Texas at Austin

UNITED STATES

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Brian Woodall

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Georgia Institute of Technology

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Articles (13)

An E-scooter route assignment framework to improve user safety, comfort and compliance with city rules and regulations

Transit communication via Twitter during the COVID-19 pandemic

Different journeys, same struggle: practitioner experiences in environmental justice policy, assessment, and decision-making

Estimating Benefits of Microtransit for Social Determinants of Health: A Social Return on Investment System Dynamics Model

Do infrastructure deserts exist? Measuring and mapping infrastructure equity: A case study in Dallas, Texas, USA

Application of crowdsourced data to infer user satisfaction with Mobility as a Service (MaaS)

Incorporating Socioeconomic Metrics in Civil Engineering Projects: The Resilience Perspective

Value-Focused Infrastructure Development: Affecting the Development of Shared Regional Prosperity

Micromobility implementation challenges and opportunities: Analysis of e-scooter parking and high-use corridors

Towards Equity in Micromobility: Spatial Analysis of Access to Bikes and Scooters amongst Disadvantaged Populations

Listen to E-scooter riders: Mining rider satisfaction factors from app store reviews

Performance-Based and Evidence-Based Approach to Research Implementation at the Georgia Department of Transportation

Leveraging Social Media to Understand Public Perceptions toward Micromobility Policies: The Dallas Scooter Ban Case

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Barbara Minsker

Alex Karner

Brian Woodall

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