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Michael Duncan
Assistant Professor
OFFICE: 419 McEniry
PHONE: 704-687-5932
E-MAIL: mdunca35@uncc.edu
HOMEPAGE:
SHORT VITAE:
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TEACHING AND RESEARCH INTERESTS:
• Transportation Planning and Policy
• Public Transit
• Sustainable Development
• Urban Economics
• Spatial Analysis/GIS
DEGREES:
Ph.D. (2007) City and Regional Planning, University of California,
Berkeley
M.C.P. (2000) City and Regional Planning, University of California,
Berkeley
B.S. (1997) Geography, University of Utah
PROFILE:
My substantive research and teaching interests generally lie in
transportation planning and policy, especially as it relates to
environmentally sustainable transportation systems and development
patterns. I have a particular interest in analyzing the relationship
between transportation and land use. Therefore, I have also developed
a secondary research interest in urban economics and land development.
My research agenda has recently focused on two interrelated topics:
(1) the effect of transportation systems (of varying modes and sizes)
on land/economic development, (2) the effect urban form has on travel
behavior.
Through my academic training and professional experience, I have
gained proficiency in a variety of quantitative research methods.
I have worked full time as a GIS analyst and travel demand modeler,
taught GIS and travel modeling courses, and applied various statistical
methods in academic research.
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