This paper presents a two-dimensional model calculation of inhomogeneous graphene films which
incorporates a random distribution of dopants (leading to electron and hole puddles) for analysis of Hall
measurements. The model predicts significant effects of inhomogeneity on the Hall coefficient, which can
lead to an underestimate of carrier mobility. We investigate the effect of parameters including size of
puddles, local charge density deviation, and device sizes. The inhomogeneity of epitaxial graphene
generated by steps and terraces of SiC substrates is also discussed. The simulation results quantify
possible statistical errors in Hall mobility measurements, Dirac point estimation and non-uniformity of
scaled devices over wafers.