Abram Astle is a doctoral student in Data Science and Engineering.

You can currently find him at the intersection of transportation safety and data science. *Pun Intended.*

His passions include:

– Designing human-centered solutions to the problems people face
– Mapping and exploring systems
– Cataloging and creating interesting datasets

His current work includes:

– Building data pipelines that transform large, heterogeneous, non-standard sources into tidy, analysis-ready formats.
– Developing free, open-source software with a particular focus on spatial statistics and complex network applications.
– Analyzing Tennessee crash data using end-to-end data science workflows from an epidemiological perspective.