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Ongoing Projects

Latency by census tract in the US

Internet Stability in the US

Across three papers utilizing a novel composite dataset, my dissertation provides the first comprehensive empirical exploration of latency, a measure of stable connection, across all census tracts in the US. 


I find that rural census tracts, and tracts with higher poverty rates, particularly

those with populations other than non-Hispanic White, experience poorer internet

stability. I provide identifiable visualizations for where latency is at its best and worst.

I classify and specifically identify typologies of neighborhoods to explicitly show

discrete groups of census tracts where policymakers can plan interventions. Finally, I

present kriging as a methodological tool to predict previously unknown values of

latency in order to better fill in the gaps of coverage areas and stability measurements.

Full Dissertation @ Cornell University Library

Public Health Policy

I serve as primary data and spatial analyst for a partnered project between Cornell University and the Bassett Healthcare Network examining School Based Health Clinics in rural NY. I also study the differential access to telehealth in rural and underserved communities across the US.

Teams & Performance in Organizations

Working with the Institute for Research on Innovation and Science (IRIS), the University of Michigan, and Cornell's SC Johnson College of Business, I examine performance, composition, and characteristics of NIH & NSF funded research teams at US universities.

Spatial Methods & Quantitative Research

An inextricable through-line in my research is the utilization of spatial analytics, local regression modeling, and cartography to examine issues of public policy in the US. 

Doctoral Research: Faculty Partners

John Sipple
Peter Rich
Jeff Rz
Sharon Tennyson
Kevin Kniffin
Gretchen Rymarchyk

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