Daniel Romm

2025-09-22 10:07:22

(MENAFN- The Conversation)

PhD Candidate, Geography, McGill University

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Daniel Romm is a PhD Candidate at McGill University's Department of Geography in the Platial Analysis Lab where he researches mobility, streets, place, and urban systems, with a focus on spatial analysis methods.

Experience

–present PhD Candidate, Geography, McGill University

Education

2023 McGill University, MSc, Geography
2019 University of Toronto, BA, Geography and Planning

Publications

2025 The Cars are Going to be Alright: Examining Micromobility Infrastructure Space Allocation and Potential Improvement Scenarios in Montréal, Journal of Cycling and Micromobility Research
2025 Gender differences in urban recreational running: A data-driven approach, Journal of Transport Geography
2022 Differences in first-mile and last-mile behaviour in candidate multi-modal Boston bike-share micromobility trips, Journal of Transport Geography
2022 PrivyTo: A privacy‐preserving location‐sharing platform, Transactions in GIS
2021 Measuring urban regional similarity through mobility signatures, Computers, Environment and Urban Systems

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