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Clarke Wilson is an Adjunct Assistant Professor in the Department of Geography and Planning and a Visiting Researcher at the Health Services and Policy Research Institute, Queen’s University. He holds a Ph.D. from the University of Cambridge in Architecture and Urban Studies, alongside degrees from Queen’s University in Urban Planning and Economics. His research focuses on analyzing daily activity patterns using sequence alignment methods, originally developed for biochemistry, applied to disability policy evaluation and social integration metrics. He collaborates with Mary Ann McColl on Statistics Canada time-use surveys to assess convergence in activity patterns between disabled and non-disabled populations.
- Education: Ph.D. (Architecture, Urban Studies, 1987) – University of Cambridge; MP1 (Urban and Regional Planning, 1972) – Queen’s University; BA (Economics, 1969) – Queen’s University
His research integrates bioinformatics techniques with social sciences to measure policy impacts, particularly through time-use data analysis. His work has been presented at international conferences, including the 36th International Association for Time Use Research in 2014. He retired from the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation and continues to engage in interdisciplinary research bridging geography, health services, and urban economics.
- Labs/Teams: Health Services and Policy Research Institute, Department of Geography and Planning
