Egor Kotov, MSc
Profile
»I have an interdisciplinary background that began in economics and environmental management before shifting toward urban spatial science. My early research focused on urban spatial structures and their interaction with transport connectivity. More recently, my work examines human mobility and spatial accessibility using digital trace data – such as mobile phone records – to better understand how daily travel patterns influence spatial inequalities and the spread of diseases. Parallel to my research, I have spent nearly a decade teaching Master's and Bachelor's courses covering urban analytics, urban morphology, geographic information systems, and spatial statistics. I am deeply dedicated to open science and reproducibility, frequently contributing to scientific open-source software – primarily R packages and tools designed to make handling large spatial datasets more accessible to the wider research community.«
