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- Position:Research Fellow in Transport Analysis
- Department:School of Architecture and Environment
- Telephone:+441179656261
- Email:Muhammad.Adeel@uwe.ac.uk
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About me
I am a Research Fellow in Transport Analysis at the Centre for Transport and Society.
I hold a Ph.D. (Uni. of Hong Kong), an MS in GIS (NUST Islamabad), and a bachelor's in City and Regional Planning (UET Lahore).
I am a Fellow and Chartered Geographer (CGeog (GIS)) of the Royal Geographical Society, UK. Before joining UWE, I worked at the Institute of Transport Studies, University of Leeds, as a Research Fellow during the year 2019-2020 to examine the evolution of long distance travel in the UK.
Earlier, I worked as a researcher at LSE Cities, London School of Economics (2015-2019), where I helped examine the spatial and temporal patterns of urban expansion and transport mobility across multiple cities in Asia and Africa. Besides that, I have worked as a professional urban planner for many years in Pakistan.
Research Focus:
My research aims to understand,
a) the changing patterns of personal car use and flying behavior and their environmental impacts
b) Social and cultural determinants of carbon intensive travel behaviours
c) The impact of population growth and mega-projects on accessibility and mobility in the global south
Ongoing Research:
At the Centre, I am involved in different projects on sustainable travel behavior change, automated vehicles, public transprot accessibilty and usage in the UK. I support these projects with cross-sectional and longitudinal analyses of various transport datasets.
Completed Research:
- Long distance travel (Read our latest paper Understanding the large role of long-distance travel in carbon emissions from passenger travel | Nature Energy)
- High energy consumers
- Transport to Thrive (Second report)
- Social and Cultural Context of Transport Accessibility
- Natural Resources, Urban Form and Infrastructure in the Case of Asia's Diverging City Models