I'm a transportation planner and data analyst in Indianapolis. I hold a Master of Regional Planning from Cornell.
At The Corradino Group I build GIS tools and travel demand models for statewide corridor and freight planning. Before that, I built paratransit data pipelines and dashboards as a Data Science Intern at New York's MTA, and researched walkability and pedestrian safety at Yale's Livable City Lab and Auburn's EcoTran Lab.
Drive-time isochrones around criminal legal service providers across six California counties, measuring who can physically reach a provider and who quietly falls outside the count.
Automating map production and public web-page delivery for INDOT's statewide corridor planning study — its most visualization-heavy deliverable.
What Complete Streets and Vision Zero prioritization risk when perception data is simulated instead of collected from residents.
A national comparison of Walk Score against observed walking behavior, then a block-by-block case study of underperforming walkable neighborhoods in Los Angeles.