Pouingnè Palm

About Me

I am an economist and Research Associate at CREATE, Université Laval. My research focuses on transportation economics, urban mobility, and public policy evaluation.

I combine economic analysis, spatial data, and dynamic traffic simulation to study how mobility policies shape congestion, welfare, and environmental outcomes.

I currently work on METRO-QUÉBEC, applying the METROPOLIS2 model across six urban regions in Québec. I hold a Ph.D. in Economics from Université Laval (2026).

Contact

pouingne.palm.1@ulaval.ca
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News

July 2026 — Research Associate at CREATE, Université Laval.

June 2026 — Ph.D. in Economics successfully defended, Université Laval.

My projects

METRO-QUEBEC

METRO-QUÉBEC | Research Project

METRO-QUÉBEC is an ongoing research initiative focused on the calibration and application of the METROPOLIS2 dynamic traffic simulation model across six urban regions in Québec: Montréal, Québec City, Gatineau, Sherbrooke, Trois-Rivières, and Saguenay.

The project aims to support the analysis of travel behavior, traffic congestion, and transportation policies through region-specific simulation models, contributing to a better understanding of urban mobility across Québec.

More details coming soon.

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