Joshua H. Davidson

Assistant Professor of Statistics and Data Science

Oberlin College

United States

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Joshua H. Davidson is an Assistant Professor of Statistics and Data Science at Oberlin College, USA. His research focuses on public transportation, community engagement, and cycling infrastructure, as demonstrated by his recent articles that explore mode-switching among older adults, the impact of civic events on voter turnout, and the allocation of bicycle infrastructure. His work employs various statistical methods to address social equity and transportation safety in urban environments.

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University of Pennsylvania

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Rice University

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Is This Your First Time Here? Older Adults and Mode-Switching on a New Local Bus Route in Philadelphia

Cycling in a Crisis: Employing Quasi-Experimental Designs to Estimate the Effects of Provisional Bicycle Infrastructure

Shared Space and Civic Engagement: Block Parties and Voter Turnout in Philadelphia

A Socio-Spatial Approach to Define Priority Areas for Bicycle Infrastructure Using Covid-19 Data

A One-seat Ride Coverage Ratio using Administrative Origin Destination Data

Identifying community-level disparities in access to driver education and training: Toward a definition of driver training deserts

New Equity Inputs to Prioritize Bikeshare Infrastructure Allocation: Learning From the COVID-19 Period

New route, new faces? Measuring opportunities for exposure to sociodemographic diversity on transit using social interaction potential

Spatially-oriented data, methods, and models to plan transit for reverse commuters

Evaluating cyclist biometrics to develop urban transportation safety metrics

Modeling regional disparity and the reverse commute

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Flaura Winston

Tanika Raychaudhuri

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