My PhD investigates how people walk and how cities and more rural areas can plan for more sustainable mobility. I analyse GPS tracking and survey data to capture differences in pedestrian behaviour and route choice at the mesoscopic level. These insights feed into a decision-making framework to prioritise infrastructure investment and design improvements. Alongside my doctoral work, I contribute to projects on digital twins and use citizen surveys and stakeholder interviews to understand local needs and support mobility transitions.

• Road, Rail and Transport