Bridging AI, data andurban complexity

I am an urban planner interested in socio-spatial inequalities in housing, transportation, and neighborhood environments, and how these conditions are shaped by planning and land-use decisions. I approach these questions through land use, development, infrastructure, and spatial organization—the means through which planners can shape urban conditions and opportunities. Methodologically, I am interested in new forms of urban data and quantitative methods, particularly emerging large language models, to expand what we can observe, measure, and explain.