Adam Millard-ball

Professor Of Urban Planning at UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs

Los Angeles, California, United States
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Adam Millard-Ball is a Professor of Urban Planning at UCLA who researches how cities can cut greenhouse gas emissions—especially from transportation—by studying street networks, walking and bicycling, parking policy, and climate action planning. He directs the UCLA Institute of Transportation Studies and serves as Review Editor for the Journal of the American Planning Association, bridging rigorous academic research with practical policy influence. Trained at Stanford (PhD) and Edinburgh (MA), he teaches data-driven courses in urban and environmental economics and climate change planning and investigates both which mitigation policies work and why cities adopt them. With over a decade of academic experience and earlier practice as a transportation consultant and editor, he combines empirical analysis with real-world implementation insight, often focusing on the institutional and behavioral drivers behind municipal climate action.
code10 years of coding experience
job11 years of employment as a software developer
bookMA, MA at The University of Edinburgh
bookPhD, PhD at Stanford University
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Github Skills (28)

algorithms10
scipy10
python10
scientific-computing10
twitter9
twitter-api9
gps9
pandas8
map-matching8
data-science7
data-structure7
data-analysis7
data-structures7
git4
jupyterhub4

Programming languages (2)

Jupyter NotebookPython

Github contributions (5)

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Urban Data Science
Contributions:48 commits, 46 pushes in 3 months
data-science
amillb/pgMapMatch

Jan 2018 - Jan 2023

map-matching of GPS traces
Contributions:37 commits, 1 PR, 36 pushes in 5 years 1 month
gpsmap-matching
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