Rate My Professor Ardeshir Anjomani

Anjomani's research specializations include economic development, land-use/transport planning, environmental planning, suitability analysis, planning support systems, and urban design. His scholarly contributions appear in prominent journals such as Sustainability, Journal of Transport Geography, Journal of Transport and Land Use, Socio-Economic Planning Sciences, and Journal of Population Economics. Key publications encompass 'Do Rail Transit Stations Affect the Population Density Changes Around Them? The Case of Dallas-Fort Worth Metropolitan Area' (Sustainability, 2021), 'Do Rail Transit Stations Affect Housing Value Changes? The Dallas Fort-Worth Metropolitan Area Case and Implications' (Journal of Transport Geography, 2019), 'An Integrated Land-Use/Transportation Forecasting and Planning Model: A Metropolitan Planning Support System' (Journal of Transport and Land Use, 2021), 'Regional Growth and Interstate Migration' (Socio-Economic Planning Sciences, 2002), 'Migration Stock and the Issue of Competing and Complementary Flows in United States Interstate Migration' (Journal of Population Economics, 1992), and 'The Overlaying Map Technique: Problems and Suggested Solutions' (Journal of Planning Education and Research, 1984). He received the CAPPA Stars in Recognition of Outstanding Service award in 2016. Anjomani's work has advanced understanding of transit impacts on urban density and property values, as well as integrated modeling for metropolitan planning, particularly in the Dallas-Fort Worth region.