58TH ANNUAL ACSP CONFERENCE October 25-28, 2018 | Bu alo, New York
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The Continuing City: People, planning, and the long haul to urban resurgence Save the Date for 2019 Administrators Conference & New Chairs School New Chairs School: March 14 Conference: March 15-16
Local Host TABLE OF CONTENTS
Organizational Leadership...... 3 Conference Leadership...... 4
Local Host Welcome from the Local Host...... 7 Conference Theme...... 8 About Our Local Host...... 9 Local Host Sessions...... 10 Mobile Tours...... 11-12
At A Glance Schedule at a Glance...... 14-15 Exhibitor Map...... 16 Hotel Map...... 17 Meetings...... 18
Conference Highlights & Awards Opening Reception & Student Reception...... 19 Friday Events & Receptions...... 20 Keynote & Faculty Awards Luncheon...... 21 Additional Networking Events...... 22 Special Sessions: Big Ideas...... 23-24 Additional Special Sessions...... 25-31 Faculty Awards...... 32-37 Student Awards...... 38-40
Schedule in Detail Thursday...... 41 Friday ...... 59 Saturday...... 73 Sunday ...... 91
Index ...... 97
Advertisers 2019 Administrators Conference...... Inside Front Cover Cleveland State University...... 2 Cornell University Press...... 6 American Planning Association...... 13 University of Minnesota...... 17 ACSP 2018 App...... 21 AICP Credit Ad...... 31 ACSP App Pro Tips...... 40 Bike storage at University at Buffalo, SUNY #ACSP2019 Greenville...... Inside Back Cover
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ACSP GOVERNING BOARD OFFICERS
Weiping Wu Marlon Boarnet Joe Grengs Carissa Slotterback Lois Takahashi President VP/President-Elect Treasurer Secretary Past President [Fall 2017 - Fall 2019] [Fall 2017 - Fall 2019] [Fall 2017 - Fall 2019] [Fall 2017 - Fall 2019] [Fall 2017 - Fall 2018] Columbia University University of Southern University of Michigan University of Minnesota University of Southern California California
REGIONAL REPRESENTATIVES Mike Lens, West Francis Owusu, GPEAN Representative [Fall 2016 - Fall 2018] [2016-2019] Justin Hollander, Northeast University of California, Los Angeles Iowa State University [Fall 2017 - Fall 2019] Tufts University Richard Milgrom, Canadian Liaison STUDENT REPRESENTATIVES University of Manitoba Laxmi Ramasubramanian, Northeast Mary Wolfe [Fall 2016 - Fall 2018] [Spring 2017 - Spring 2019] Sandeep Agrawal, Canadian Liaison Hunter College CUNY University of North Carolina University of Alberta
Tom Sanchez, Southeast Elham “Ellie” Masoomkhah ACSP STAFF [Fall 2017 - Fall 2019] [Spring 2018 - Spring 2020] Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State Clemson University Donna Dodd, Executive Director University Natalie Lozano, Conference Manager Kristin E. Larsen, Southeast NON-VOTING MEMBERS OF [Fall 2016 - Fall 2018] THE BOARD Amber Drake, Membership & University of Florida Administration Manager Zenia Kotval, PAB Representative Lucie Laurian, Midwest [December 2015 - December 2018] April Banta, Marketing & Systems [Fall 2017 - Fall 2019] Michigan State University Integration Manager University of Iowa Ed Goetz, PAB Representative Nicole Smith, Communications Manager Alfonso Morales, Midwest [December 2016 - December 2019] [Summer 2017 - Fall 2018] University of Minnesota Kendra Adams, Bookkeeper University of Wisconsin Madison Connie Ozawa, PAB Representative Austin Troy, Central [December 2017 - December 2020] [Fall 2017 - Fall 2019] Portland State University University of Colorado, Denver Clinton Andrews, JPER Co-Editor Shannon Van Zandt, Central [July 2016 - June 2020] [Fall 2016 - Fall 2018] Rutgers, The State University of New Texas A&M University Jersey
Richard Margerum, West Frank Popper, JPER Co-Editor [Fall 2017 - Fall 2019] [July 2016 - June 2020] University of Oregon Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
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NATIONAL CONFERENCE COMMITTEE CHAIR
Gerardo Sandoval, Chair University of Oregon Term: 2018-2020
CURRENT TRACK CHAIRS Track 1: Analytical Methods & Computer Applications Jennifer Minner, Cornell University, [email protected] [2018-2020] Junfeng Jiao, The University of Texas at Austin, [email protected] [2018-2020]
Track 2: Economic Development Nichola Lowe, University of North Carolina, [email protected] [2017-2019] Greg Schrock, Portland State University, [email protected] [2017-2019]
Track 3: Environmental Planning & Resource Management Ward Lyles, University of Kansas, [email protected] [2017-2019] Adrienne Greve, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo [email protected] [2018-2020]
Track 4: Gender & Diversity in Planning Jane Rongerude, Iowa State University, [email protected] [2017-2019] Erualdo Gonzalez, California State University, Fullerton, [email protected] [2018-2020]
Track 5: Housing & Community Development Andrew Greenlee, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, [email protected] [2017-2019] Deirdre Pfeiffer, Arizona State University, [email protected] [2018-2020]
Track 6: International Development Planning Paavo Monkkonen, University of California, Los Angeles, [email protected] [2018-2020] Luis Santiago, University of Central Florida, [email protected] [2018-2020]
Track 7: Land Use Policy & Governance Evangeline “Van” Linkous, University of South Florida, [email protected] [2016-2018] Nikhil Kaza, University of North Carolina, [email protected] [2017-2019]
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CURRENT TRACK CHAIRS
Track 8: Food Systems & Community Health Nisha Botchwey, Georgia Institute of Technology, [email protected] [2017-2019] Christopher Coutts, Florida State University, [email protected] [2017-2019]
Track 9: Planning Education & Pedagogy Kami Pothukuchi, Wayne State University, [email protected] [2016-2018 Anna Joo Kim, Georgia Institute of Technology, [email protected] [2018-2020]
Track 10: Planning History Carlton Basmajian, Iowa State University, [email protected] [2018-2020] a hel Co tinho Sil a, ontifi al Catholi ni ersity of io de aneiro, [email protected] [2018-2020]
Track 11: Planning Process, Administration, Law & Dispute Resolution Dawn E. Jourdan, Texas A&M University, [email protected] [2017-2020] Bonnie Johnson, University of Kansas, [email protected] [2018-2020]
Track 12: Planning Theory Libby Porter, RMIT University, [email protected] [2017-2019] Andy n h, ni ersity of Sheffield, , a in h sheffield a
Track 13: Regional Planning Elsie Harper-Anderson, Virginia Commonwealth University, [email protected] [2017-2019] Stephan Schmidt, Cornell University, [email protected] [2018-2020]
Track 14: Transportation & Infrastructure Planning Bhuiyan Alam, University of Toledo, [email protected] [2017-2019] Gulsah Akar, The Ohio State University, [email protected] [2017-2019]
Track 15: Urban Design James T. White, The University of Glasgow, [email protected] [2016-2018] Orly Linovski, University of Manitoba, [email protected] [2018]
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Richardson Olmstead Complex night. Photo by Tom Burns, Courtesy of Visit Buffalo Niagara
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BUFFALO FUN FACT Buffalo has the largest collection of grain elevators in the world! They’re being reinvented as art displays, performance spaces, and even a craft brewery. LOCAL HOST
WELCOME FROM THE LOCAL HOSTS
Colleagues and Friends, On behalf of the Department of Urban and Regional We will see part of that resurgence at Riverworks, Planning and the School of Architecture and Planning the venue for our opening reception at this at the University at Buffalo, we are happy to welcome conference. Buffalo has many other good stories to you to a resurgent Buffalo Niagara region and tell planners on our mobile workshops, stories of the 58th Annual Conference of the Association of urban struggle in neighborhoods East and West, of Collegiate Schools of Planning! emerging economies and economies gone by, of old architecture recovered and new ways of getting After decades of decline, Buffalo has experienced a around. Local Host Sessions will focus on planning Dan Hess long-awaited resurgence in recent years. Persistent for health equity, monitoring neighborhood change population decline finally has stabilized. Young in revitalizing cities, and crafting a long-term 21st people seeking an authentic urban way of life century strategy for Buffalo Niagara. are moving to the city. Long-term “ex-pats” are returning. There is new development on our historic While you’re here, get out and meet some Erie Canal waterfront, new housing in old buildings Buffalonians. They will be interested to know you are downtown, and green shoots of regeneration in here. We are a friendly, chatty tribe. Your new local many neighborhoods. Truly world class architectural friends will want to know what you think of our city attractions – Frank Lloyd Wright’s Darwin Martin and they’ll have opinions of their own to share. House and H.H. Richardson’s Buffalo State Hospital – are the keystones of a new architectural tourism Daniel B. Hess industry. Certainly, Buffalo is in better shape today Local Host Committee Chair than it was 30 years ago when the UB Department of Urban and Regional Planning last hosted ACSP.
The roots of much of this new growth were set in the long-term partnership of the City of Buffalo and the School of Architecture and Planning, which together created a new planning framework for Downtown Buffalo, the waterfront, and Olmsted’s park system, instituted a new form-based “Green Code,” for the city, and with a broader set of partners, crafted interlocking strategies for regional sustainability and economic development. There are still serious challenges ahead – in embedded poverty, slower job growth than many other metro areas, and the persistence of sprawl – but we are working a plan. And we are looking to the future, as evidenced by the “What’s Next for Buffalo Niagara” workshop that will be part of the ACSP conference this year.
LOCAL HOST COMMITTEE FOR 2018 University at Buffalo, SUNY American Planning Association • Daniel B. Hess, Department Chair & Local Host • Jonathan Bleuer: [email protected] Committee Chair Committee: [email protected] • Bradshaw Hovey: [email protected] • Camden Miller: [email protected] Visit Buffalo Niagara • Tracy Martell: [email protected] • Samina Raja: [email protected] • Robert Silverman: [email protected] • Rachel Teaman: [email protected] • Kerry Traynor: [email protected] • Li Yin: [email protected] • Camden Miller: [email protected]
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THE CONTINUING CITY: People, Planning, and the Long Haul to Urban Resurgence
Buffalo has been the subject of a tell our stories while it invites others recent spate of “urban comeback” to share theirs, all within the longer stories in the national press. Typically, temporal frame the theme suggests. these stories leave an impression This can be as appropriate to growing that Buffalo’s recovery from long- cities like Houston, Washington, or San term economic, physical, and social Francisco as it is to our kindred “rust- decline has somehow been a sudden belt” cities like Detroit, Pittsburgh, and thing. Like most planners, many of our Cleveland or disaster-battered cities like citizens understand that improvements New Orleans. All have been made and in the quality of urban life are the result remade in an ongoing way. In any of of persistent and recursive planning these cases planning plays a crucial role and action across decades. Local as governments, citizens, developers, conversations, like contemporary and others strive to shape the future of academic discourses, also their cities, year after year and decade At the same time, The Continuing acknowledge that these improvements after decade. City theme urges participants to look are ongoing, partial, incomplete, and forward, not just by years, but by unevenly distributed. The temporal frame of “the long haul” decades, even centuries. If we got to also encourages participants to look where we are today through sustained Buffalo is currently enjoying an at the development and propagation action, long struggle, and continuous apparent explosion of new housing in over time of ideas about the city, the development we can imagine more and around our downtown. It seems role of embedded professionals and distant futures by projecting the same sudden but center city housing has activists (Jane Jacobs’ “people who kinds of step-wise processes forward. been a continuing focus of discussion, stay put”), the growth of specific (and planning, and action for the past 40 local) knowledges in city-making, the years. And that’s only one example long term development of advocacy of how we can better understand the organizations, the construction dynamics of planning and action when of procedures and protocols of we look at them over “the long haul.” participation and planning, the development of the institutional bases The theme of The Continuing City for planning, and the evolution of the will provide us with an opportunity to physical and social city itself.
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University at Buffalo’s two-year MUP is built on a foundation of planning concepts, research methods, and applied learning through studios, culminating in a professional project or thesis. Six specializations provide options for in-depth, focused study of emergent fields:
Community Health & Food Systems Historic Preservation Explore the links between planning and public health to Engage the material fabric of our cultural past as you explore strengthen local and regional food systems and create healthier, urban and architectural histories, the craft and technical more equitable communities. Cultivate your methodological methods of preservation, and the development of supportive skills in planning as you prepare plans for community clients in policy and planning tools. Buffalo’s turn-of-the-century local and global settings. architecture and world-class urban design provide inspired settings for applied preservation research. Economic Development Planning Work with cities and communities to increase employment Neighborhood Planning & Community opportunities, relieve poverty, build international economic Development competitiveness, promote human development, and facilitate Rethink planning and design toward the development of the sustainable growth. Study these issues alongside our diverse just urban metropolis. Through a community-driven process, network of government, industry and community partners. explore the physical, economic and social dimensions of Study under our renowned research centers, including the development in underserved communities. Particular focus Center for Urban Studies, Community for Global Health Equity, is given to the intersection of race, class, and gender in the Food Systems Planning and Healthy Communities Lab, and the construction of our built environments. UB Regional Institute. Urban Design & Physical Planning Environmental & Land Use Planning Advance research and practices that make cities and Apply the planning process to the sustainable development neighborhoods more livable, pedestrian-friendly and of cities, suburbs, and rural areas. Develop solutions that environmentally and aesthetically agreeable. Applying the restore natural systems; minimize the negative effects of tools of GIS, site planning, landscape, and design, students human settlements on ecosystems; and mitigate the impact reimagine the city across all scales, from waterfronts and parks, of environmental problems on human health and urban and to streetscapes and infrastructure programs, to housing and regional systems. town or village centers.
Silo City. University at Buffalo. Photo by Douglas Levere.
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LOCAL HOST SESSIONS
MANY PATHWAYS FROM PLANNING TO HEALTH TURNING THE CORNER: FINDINGS FROM BUFFALO & EQUITY OTHER PROJECT CITIES Friday, 8:30am – 9:45am Friday, 10:00am – 11:15am Room: 101A Room: 101A
The profession of planning prides itself on creating communities Turning the Corner is a project begun in 2016 by [The Urban where all people can lead full and healthy lives. Indeed, a Institute]’s (UI’s) National Neighborhood Indicator Partnership growing body of scholarship linking planning to public health (NNIP). It was initiated to develop a research model to has burgeoned in recent years. Yet the scholarship and practice monitor neighborhood change in places at risk of becoming of planning on advancing health equity remains limited. Who unaffordable after undergoing urban revitalization. Research defines omm nity health hat gro s are marginali ed or teams were assembled in Buffalo, Detroit, Milwaukee, Phoenix, gi en oi e hat are athways and ro esses thro gh whi h and the Twin Cities. The project involved stakeholder driven lanning an hel reate healthy and e ita le omm nities analysis using quantitative and qualitative methods. The analysis his lo al host session feat res anelists who will re e t on the focused on aspects of neighborhood change and various forms many ways to advance health equity through planning research of displacement. Insights from cross-site analysis were used and practice. Session will feature interdisciplinary and engaged to develop metrics for tracking neighborhood change and research and practice on advancing health equity. inform local public policy. This local host sponsored session e amines findings from wor done on the ro e t in ffalo and Participants: other selected cities and applies them to emerging planning BAEK, So-Ra [University at Buffalo] imperatives aimed at curbing residential displacement. [email protected] BOTCHWEY, Nisha [Georgia Institute of Technology] Moderator: [email protected] SILVERMAN, Robert [University at Buffalo] [email protected] MUI, Yeeli [University at Buffalo, Community for Global Health Equity and the UB Food Systems Planning and Healthy Project Synopsis: Communities Lab] [email protected] YIN, Li [University at Buffalo] [email protected] RAJA, Samina [University at Buffalo, SUNY& Food Systems TAYLOR, Jr., Henry [University at Buffalo] [email protected] Planning and Healthy Communities Lab] MATSON, Jeff [University of Minnesota] [email protected] [email protected] Discussants: SCALLY, Corianne [Urban Institute] [email protected] L CAS, eith ffi e of Strategi lanning, City of ffalo [email protected]
So-Ra Nisha Yeeli Mui Samina Baek Botchwey Raja
Robert Li Yin Henry Jeff Silverman Taylor, Jr. Matson
Keith Lucas Corianne Scally
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MOBILE WORKSHOPS Friday, 2:00pm – 6:00pm Bicycle tours will meet on the Hyatt Hotel Main Street patio behind the Atrium Bar exit. Bus tours will load/unload next to the Hyatt Hotel on W. Huron Street accessed through the Genessee Walkway.
of Medicine at the heart of a growing “Eds and Meds” sector; a thriving innovation district; grassroots education, training, and entrepreneurship at The Foundry; a new workforce development center; a home-grown social enterprise computer manufacturer producing for the developing world; old factory buildings remade as r an offi e ar and a million s are foot solar panel factory.
PRESERVING BUFFALO’S LEGACY: FROM ARCHITECTURAL LANDMARKS TO COMMUNITY HERITAGE Ticket Required Travel Mode: Bus Tour Leader: Ashima Krishna, University at Bu alo, SUNY
A ross fi e de ades of e onomi de line, ffalonians organi ed an increasingly sophisticated and effective movement for preservation of the city’s built heritage. Today, the movement’s BUFFALO TRANSPORTATION LEGACY & CURRENT greatest achievements provide the basis for an economy based INNOVATION (BY BICYCLE) on architectural and heritage tourism. We will visit Sullivan’s Ticket Required path-breaking Guaranty Building; the Darwin Martin House, one Travel Mode: Bike Bus in inclement weather) of Wright’s greatest prairie homes; H.H. Richardson’s Buffalo Tour Leader: Daniel B. Hess, University at Bu alo, SUNY State os ital lmsted s magnifi ent ar and ar way system the former St. Mary of Sorrows Roman Catholic Church, now his to r e lores how trans ortation defined ffalo s histori al a community center; and the Buffalo Religious Arts Center, development, including its position at the terminus of the Erie the restored St. Francis Xavier Church housing a collection of Canal and its status as the nation’s second largest rail center. We artifacts saved from other closed churches in the area. will also learn about current and upcoming projects to promote multi-modal transportation through “complete streets” and transportation demand management. Discussions with local transportation experts during the tour will focus on Buffalo’s position as a “legacy city” where transportation planning must occur within infrastructural constraints. Includes two twenty- minute rides on Reddi Bikeshare suitable for novice cyclists. In case of bad weather, bus transportation will be provided.
SEEDS OF A NEW ECONOMY Ticket Required Travel Mode: Bus Tour Leader, David Stebbins, University at Bu alo, SUNY
The story of Buffalo’s industrial decline is well-known. Still emerging is a story of economic resurgence. This tour will show where the seeds of a new economy are sprouting: UB’s School
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MOBILE WORKSHOPS Friday, 2:00pm – 6:00pm Bicycle tours will meet on the Hyatt Hotel Main Street patio behind the Atrium Bar exit. Bus tours will load/unload next to the Hyatt Hotel on W. Huron Street accessed through the Genessee Walkway.
and access to affordable housing. Grassroots coalitions and ri ate entre rene rs rs e often on i ting strategies to im ro e onditions Comm nity gardens, not for rofit ho sing, an incubator for immigrant food vendors, and green energy development move forward even as cafes, craft breweries, up- s ale ondos, and fine dining resta rants o es rgen e comes at a price for some: rising housing costs, displacement, and widening inequality. This tour will introduce visitors to many of the participants and their projects.
HARNESSING URBAN PLANNING FOR RACIAL & SOCIAL JUSTICE: THE BLACK BUFFALO TOUR Ticket Required Travel Mode: Bus, Walking Tour Leader: Robert Silverman, University at Bu alo, SUNY
Buffalo has faced the challenge of racial and social injustice – historically and today. The metropolitan region epitomizes how development has been shaped by patterns of discrimination and segregation in housing. Local grassroots organizations are a source of sustained advocacy for change. This tour will weave together the stories of fair and affordable housing THE BUSINESS OF GRAIN: A VERTICAL TOUR AND organizations, community-based service organizations, and LOCAL BREWERY & DISTILLERY VISIT grassroots advocates. We will visit projects, agencies, and Ticket Required eo le that ill strate la ffalo s ontin ing fight for ra ial Travel Mode: Bus and social justice. Tour Leader: Kerry Traynor, University at Bu alo, SUNY
rain ereal, t also eer and whis ey what else is there Buffalo’s concrete silos have been described as “the most outstanding collection of extant grain elevators in the United States.” Explore their bleached bones, inside and out and vertically. The history, economy, architecture, and planning of Buffalo are inextricably linked to what poet Dominique Fourcade called an “American Chartres.” The transshipment of grain made the Port of Buffalo and its neighborhoods. Today, grain is still in business. Taste the whiskey, the beer, and smell the Cheerios.
RESURGENCE IN THE RUSTBELT: COMPETING NEIGHBORHOOD NARRATIVES Ticket Required Travel Mode: By bicycle Bus in inclement weather) Tour Leader: Daniela Leon, University at Bu alo, SUNY
The West Side is Buffalo’s most diverse neighborhood with signifi ant o lations of Latin , la , Asian, and white residents, and many immigrants and refugees. Many face severe challenges of poverty, unemployment, food insecurity,
12 - 58th ANNUAL CONFERENCE AT A GLANCE Richardson Olmsted Complex at Night Photo by Tom Burns, Courtesy of Visit Bu alo Niagara
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Bike storage at University at Buffalo. Photo by Douglas Levere
58th ANNUAL CONFERENCE - 13 AT A GLANCE All meeting rooms are in the ffalo iagara Con ention Center nless otherwise s e ified SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE TIME EVENT LOCATION Wednesday, October 24 8am - 5pm ACSP Governing Board Meeting 106B Includes Breakfast at 7am 11am - 4pm Exhibits Setup Marquee Level Ballroom Noon - 6pm PAB Site Visitor Training 106D 4pm - 8pm Conference Registration Open Marquee Level Lobby 8am - 4:30pm Lo al ost re Conferen e or sho hat s e t for ffalo iagara Hayes Hall Gallery & 403 Hayes Hall, University at Buffalo, SUNY Thursday, October 25 7am - 6:45pm Conference Registration Open Marquee Level Lobby Poster Check-In 7am - 5:45pm Community Center & Exhibits Open Marquee Level Ballroom Includes Continental Breakfast from 7-8am, Coffee & Snack Breaks, & Speaker Ready Room 8am - 9:30am Concurrent Sessions, Roundtables & Meetings 9:30am - 9:45am Coffee Break 9:45am - 11:15am Concurrent Sessions, Roundtables, & Meetings 11:15am - 12:45pm Lunch on Your Own or GPEIG Business Meeting & Luncheon 106A (Advance Ticket Purchase Required) 1pm - 2:30pm Concurrent Sessions, Roundtables & Meetings 2:30pm - 2:45pm Break 2:45pm - 4pm Sponsored Session: 101A Spark Innovation in Learning Design Sponsored by Lincoln Institute of Land Policy 2:45pm - 4pm Concurrent Sessions, Roundtables & Meetings 4pm - 4:15pm Break 4:15pm - 5:30pm Concurrent Sessions, Roundtables & Meetings 5:45pm - 6:45pm Concurrent Sessions, Roundtables & Meetings 7:30pm - 9:30pm Opening Night Reception (Ticket Required) Buffalo Riverworks For Bus Transportation, meet at Hyatt Hotel West Huron Street Exit Friday, October 26 7am - 6:30pm Conference Registration Open Marquee Level Lobby Poster Check-In until 10am 7am - 6:30pm Community Center & Exhibits Open Marquee Level Ballroom Includes Continental Breakfast from 7-8:15am, Coffee & Snack Breaks, & Speaker Ready Room. Continental Breakfast sponsored by 7am - 8:15am ew to ACS el ome rea fast (No Ticket Required) 104 7am - 8:15am ACSP Veteran Planning Faculty Breakfast (No Ticket Required) 105 7am - 8:15am Annual Business Meeting & Breakfast 106A Member School Program & Department Chairs Invited 7am - 8:15am Breakfast Sessions & Roundtables 8:30am - 9:45am Concurrent Sessions, Roundtables & Meetings
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9:45am - 10am Coffee Break 10am - 11:15am Concurrent Sessions, Roundtables & Meetings 11:15am - 11:30am Coffee Break 11:30am - 12:30pm Concurrent Sessions, Roundtables & Meetings 12:30pm - 2pm Lunch on Your Own or FWIG Business Meeting & Luncheon 106A&B (Advance Ticket Purchase Required) 2pm – 6pm Mobile Tour Workshops (Ticket Required) See pages 11-12 for details 2pm - 3:30pm Afternoon Sessions & Meetings 2pm - 6:30pm Exhibits & Poster Session Reception Marquee Level Ballroom 3:30pm - 3:45pm Break 3:45pm - 5:15pm Sponsored Session: 101F How to Write Case Studies for Teaching Sponsored by Lincoln Institute of Land Policy 3:45pm - 6:45pm Afternoon Sessions & Meetings 6:00pm - 9:30pm Friday Evening Events & Receptions Saturday, October 27 7am - 6:30pm Conference Registration Open Marquee Level Lobby 7am - 3:15pm Community Center & Exhibits Open Marquee Level Ballroom Includes Continental Breakfast from 7am-8am 7am - 8am Breakfast Sessions & Meetings 8am - 9:30am Concurrent Sessions, Roundtables & Meetings 9:30am - 9:45am Coffee Break Sponsored by USC Price
9:45am - 11:15am Concurrent Sessions, Roundtables & Meetings 11:15am - 11:30am Coffee Break Sponsored by Cornell University
11:30am - 12:30pm Concurrent Sessions, Roundtables & Meetings 12:30pm - 2pm Luncheon & Faculty Award Ceremony (Ticket Required) 106A-D 2pm - 3:15pm Book Signing in the Community Center Marquee Level Ballroom 2pm - 3:15pm Concurrent Sessions, Roundtables & Meetings 3:15pm - 3:30pm Break 3:30pm - 5pm Concurrent Sessions, Roundtables & Meetings 5pm - 5:15pm Break 5:15pm - 6:30pm Concurrent Sessions, Roundtables & Meetings 7:30pm - 9:30pm Student Reception (No Ticket Required, All Students Welcome) Pearl Street Grille Sunday, October 28 7am - 8am Continental Breakfast Marquee Level Ballroom 8am - 9:30am Concurrent Sessions, Roundtables & Meetings 9:30am - 9:45am Coffee Break 9:45am - 11:15am Concurrent Sessions, Roundtables & Meetings 11:15am Adjourn: See You in Greenville 2019!
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All meeting rooms are in the Buffalo-Niagara MEETINGS & EVENTS Convention Center unless otherwise specified
Annual Conference Track Chair ACSP MEETINGS Meeting INTEREST GROUPS Governing Board Meeting Saturday, 3:30pm – 5:00pm GPEIG Business Meeting & Room: Genessee Room, Hyatt Hotel Wednesday, 8:00am – 5:00pm Lunch 106B (Ticket Required) Room: National Conference Committee Thursday, 11:15am - 12:45pm ACSP & Interest Group Room: 106A Saturday, 5:15pm – 6:30pm Leadership Meeting Board Room (Invitation Only) Room: FWIG Business Meeting & Thursday, 7:00am – 8:00am Luncheon Room: Board Room EDITORIAL BOARD (Ticket Required) Friday, 12:30pm - 2:00pm Global Planning Education MEETINGS Room: 106 A&B Task Force Meeting Thursday, 4:15pm – 5:30pm Housing Policy Debate POCIG Business Meeting Room: Board Room Thursday, 1:00pm – 2:30pm Saturday, 8:00am - 9:30am Room: Board Room Room: 101A Annual Business Meeting & Breakfast Journal of Planning Education Friday, 7:00am – 8:15am & Research [JPER] OTHER Room: 106A Friday, 10:00am – 11:15am Room: Genessee Room, Hyatt Hotel Faculty Mentoring Committee Gathering of Attendees Meeting Journal of the American from JPER’s Summer Career Writer’s Workshops Friday, 7:00am – 8:15am Planning Association [JAPA] Friday, 6:00pm – 7:30pm Room: Board Room Friday, 10:00am – 11:15am Location: Big Ditch Brewing Company, Room: Delaware Room, Hyatt Hotel 55 E Huron St, Buffalo Committee on Diversity Meeting Planning Theory Journal Friday, 8:15am – 9:45am Editorial Board Meting IACP Annual Business Meeting Room: Board Room Friday, 2:00pm – 3:30pm & Reception Room: Board Room Friday, 6:30pm – 9:30pm Committee on the Academy Room: 101A Meeting Journal of the American Friday, 10:00am – 11:15am Planning Association Room: Board Room Saturday, 9:45am – 11:15am Room: Genessee Room, Hyatt Hotel Review & Appraisal Committee Meet the Editors of the Local (Invitation Only) Economy Journal Saturday, 7:00am – 8:30am Friday, 11:30am – 12:30am Room: Board Room Room: Genessee Room, Hyatt Hotel
Enrollment Task Force Journal of Planning Literature Meeting Saturday, 11:30am – 12:30pm Saturday, 9:45am – 11:15am Room: Board Room Room: Board Room Planning Theory & Practice Annual Conference Local Saturday, 8:00am – 9:30am Hosts 2018, 2019, 2020 Room: Genessee Room, Hyatt Hotel Saturday, 11:30am - 12:30pm Room: Genessee Room, Hyatt Hotel
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BUFFALO FUN FACT 28 million liters of water travel down Niagara Falls every second, which is im- portant because 20% of drinking water in the US goes through Niagara River (which is technically a strait) over Niagara Falls! HIGHLIGHTS
OPENING RECEPTION Thursday, 7:30pm – 9:30pm Location: Buffalo’s RiverWorks
Ticket required. Busses will shuttle attendees to and from the venue. Bus will load/unload next to the Hyatt Hotel on W. Huron Street accessed through the Genessee Walkway. Walking distance is about 1.7 miles.
Make plans to attend one of the most unique reception venues to date, Buffalo’s RiverWorks. On Thursday, October 25 from 7:30 – 9:30pm, ACSP conference attendees will gather at the city’s newest premier waterfront, boating, sports, music, and entertainment destination located along the banks of the Buffalo River. RiverWorks is home to ice skating, roller derby, bars, and recreation areas, and is sure to be an event to remember!
STUDENT RECEPTION Saturday, 7:30pm – 9:30pm Location: Pearle Street Grill No ticket required; within walking distance of the Hotel and convention center.
All Students Welcome. Join fellow students at the Pearle Street Grill (walking distance) for beer, great food, and fun in downtown Buffalo. We hope to see you there!
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FRIDAY EVENTS & RECEPTIONS
Exhibits & Poster Session Reception Southern California Alumni & Friends Reception Friday 2:00pm – 6:30pm 7:30pm-9:30pm Room: Marquee Level Ballroom Room: 106B
What's Next for Buffalo Niagara? Canadian Planning Schools Pub Night 6:00pm – 7:30pm 7:30pm-9:30pm Room: 106C Location: Pearl Street Grille & Brewery, 2nd Floor
Gathering of Attendees from JPER’s Summer Department of City & Regional Planning UC Early Career Writer’s Workshops Berkeley Community Reception 6:00pm - 7:30pm 7:30pm-9:30pm Location: Big Ditch Brewing Company, 55 E Huron St, Buffalo Room: 101H
Gill-Chin Lim Global Award Columbia, Cornell, Harvard, MIT, NYU, Ceremony & Reception UPenn, & Rutgers Reception 6:00pm – 7:30pm 7:30pm-9:30pm Room: 106D Room: 106A
IACP Annual Meeting & Reception Alumni Reception for University of North Carolina 6:30pm-9:30pm at Chapel Hill; University of Michigan, Ann Room: 101A Arbor; University of Illinois at Chicago; University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; and Georgia Journal of the American Planning Association Institute of Technology [JAPA] Reception 7:30pm - 9:30pm 7:00pm - 9:00pm Location: Osteria 166 at 166 Franklin Street Room: 101B
Evening by the canalside in Buffalo.
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KEYNOTE & FACULTY AWARDS LUNCHEON Saturday, 12:30pm – 2:00pm Room: 106 A-D Ticket Required
ACSP is pleased to introduce renowned activist and organizer, Rosa Clemente as our keynote speaker at #ACSP2018.
A native of the South Bronx, Rosa is one of the most raw, honest, political, social, and cultural voices in the country. From Harvard to prisons, Rosa has spent her life dedicated to scholar activism. She is currently a doctoral student in the W.E.B. Dubois department of UMASS-Amherst. Throughout her scholarly career, Rosa has been a constant on the ground presence through the many political struggles facing Black and Latinx people in the 21st century.
Rosa was part of bringing #MeToo, #TimesUp, and #PRontheMap to the 2018 Golden Globes. “We are human beings who deserve the right to dignity, whether we’re working on a Hollywood set, or working at Kentucky Fried Chicken, whether we’re a mother in the South Bronx or a mother in Rosa Clemente Beverly Hills,” shared Rosa.
Rosa has received numerous awards, grants and fellowships. She has written for Ebony, Clamor Magazine, The Black World Today, The Final Call, The Ave. Magazine, and numerous websites.
She has been the subject of articles in The New York Times, The Nation, The Progressive, The Village Voice, Urban Latino, Essence, Latina, Vibe, The Huffington Post, and many other publications.
Rosa ran for Green Party Vice President in the 2008 U.S. election. Along with Congresswoman Cynthia inney, the air e ame the first women of olor ti et in Ameri an istory
#ACSP2018: Don’t Worry Be hAPPy Download the mobile version of the #ACSP2018 schedule to your favorite device. There are two categories for viewing the #ACSP2018 mobile app. Identify the category you fit in and follow the instructions.
Downloaded the App Last Year for #ACSP2017 on Same Mobile Device • Open the AttendeeHub app. • It will open the 2017 Annual Conference app. You’ll know it’s the 2017 conference by the Denver imagery. • Click the hamburger toggle in top top left (three horizontal lines). • Click Switch Event. • Make sure you’re on the Current & Upcoming events tab, not the Past events tab. • Click on the download button under 2018 ACSP Annual Conference. You will only have to do this the first time you open the AttendeeHub app. It will remember you when you come back. Hint! It will download more quickly if you’re connected to WiFi. • Browse around and get schedule details for the annual conference. AS A REGISTERED CONFERENCE ATTENDEE, YOU CAN COMMUNICATE Never Downloaded the ACSP App to Mobile Device or Have a New Device WITH OTHER ATTENDEES & PLAN YOUR PERSONAL SCHEDULE! LOG IN • Go to your GooglePlay or iTunes store. USING YOUR CONFERENCE REGISTRATION CREDENTIALS! • Search for CrowdCompass AttendeeHub and download. • Click on the AttendeeHub icon you downloaded. • Click the Login button in the top right. • Search for ACSP. • Enter your first and last name (as you have for your ACSP conference • Choose the 2018 ACSP Annual Conference under the Current & registration) and click Next. Upcoming Events. • The system will email you a verification code, sent to the email address • Click download. You will only have to do this the first time you open the associated with your conference registration. AttendeeHub app. It will remember you when you come back. Hint! It will • Check your email and enter your verification code and click Verify. download more quickly if you’re connected to WiFi. • The system will automatically verify your registration and forward you to • Browse around and get schedule details for the annual conference. the homepage once it’s confirmed. • Now, you can get started with your personal schedule and socializing within the app!
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ADDITIONAL NETWORKING EVENTS
GPEIG Annual Business Meeting & Luncheon FWIG Luncheon Thursday, 11:15am – 12:45pm Friday, 12:30pm – 2:00pm Room: 106A Room: 106 A&B Tickets must be purchased in advance. Seats will not be Tickets must be purchased in advance. Seats will not be available for purchase in Buffalo. available for purchase in Buffalo.
Attend the GPEIG luncheon at this year's ACSP conference in The Faculty Women's Interest Group (FWIG) hosts a luncheon Buffalo, NY, to learn what the group has been doing over the each year at the ACSP conference. The luncheon is typically past year, its plans for the future, to support award winners, and held on the Friday of the conference and is an opportunity to meet fellow GPEIG colleagues. Tickets must be purchased for students and faculty in the planning academy to network, in advance. Seats will not be available for purchase in Buffalo. encourage and support each other, and learn about FWIG’s Consider making a modest donation to support GPEIG and initiatives in promoting the advancement of women in the subsidize students' participation in the luncheon. GPEIG thanks academy. For over 20 years, FWIG has been active in shaping you for your support and engagement. We sincerely appreciate the agenda within ACSP and the planning academy regarding the generosity of those who have donated this year. women faculty and students. Through services such as the FWIG yellow book and the annual FWIG CV book, we have helped Friday Continental Breakfast women prepare for, enter into, and proceed through their Sponsored by: academic planning careers. Join us at the annual luncheon to learn more about the interest group and meet our members.
Exhibits & Poster Session Reception Friday 2:00pm – 6:30pm Room: Marquee Level Ballroom
ACSP Annual Business Meeting & Breakfast Friday afternoon begins at 2:00pm with the Poster Session Friday, 7:00am – 8:15am & Exhibits Reception where you can network with exhibitors, Room: 106A peruse book titles of interest, and review research posters. This year, posters are organized by track and strategically Member school program and department chairs as well as incorporated into the Community Center and exhibits layout to Governing Board Members and all Committee chairs are invited create a meaningful flow. Look for the icons for easy-to-identify to attend this annual meeting of the Association. track designation.
New to ACSP? Welcome Breakfast POCIG Business Meeting Friday, 7:00am – 8:15am Saturday, 8:00am – 9:30am Room: 104 Room: 101A Your Host: Jane Rongerude, Iowa State University Book Signing in the Exhibit Hall If this is your first time attending ACSP or even your second Saturday, 2:00pm – 3:15pm or third, we’d love to welcome you at this casual continental Room: Marquee Level Ballroom breakfast. There is no agenda or program for this event, but maybe an ice breaker or two if the crowd is up for it! Otherwise, Join us in in the Community Center & Exhibit Hall for the staff will be on hand to answer questions about the app or any #ACSP2018 John Friedmann Book Award winner (to be other ACSP activity. announced) and Luncheon Keynote Speaker Rosa Clemente for a book signing/meet & greet special event on Saturday, October 27 from 2:00–3:15p.m. immediately following the ACSP Veteran Planning Faculty Breakfast Awards Luncheon. The first 15 in line will receive a free book! Friday, 7:00am – 8:15am Room: 105 The John Friedmann Book Award winner will be announced at the Awards Luncheon on Saturday from 12:30–2 p.m. in the With no formal program or speaker(s), the ACSP Veteran Convention Center (rooms 106 A-D). Planning Faculty Breakfast is an opportunity for those faithful ACSP Conference attendees, retired faculty, and others who Rosa Clemente is an organizer, political commentator, and wish to join them. Come catch up on what's new, as well as independent journalist. An Afro-Puerto Rican born and raised in remember the "golden days" of planning! Or are those golden the Bronx, New York, she has dedicated her life to organizing, days yet to come? There is no cost to attend. scholarship and activism.
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BIG IDEA SESSION - CIVIC ANALYTICS & URBAN SCIENCE Friday, 10:00am - 12:30pm Room: 101D
The convergence of two phenomena – the ability to collect, store, and process an expanding volume of data and the increasing level of global urbanization – has led to the opportunity and need to use large-scale datasets and analytics to address fundamental hallenges of ity management, oli y, and lanning hile the mar eting rhetori aro nd Smart Cities is re lete with nf lfilled promises, and the persistent use (and mis-use) of the term “big data” has generated confusion and distrust around potential applications, the reality remains that disruptive shifts in ubiquitous data collection (including mobile devices, GPS, social media, and synoptic video) and the ability to store, manage, and analyze massive datasets require new capabilities for urban planners that respond to these innovations.
his session rings together leading s holars in the fields of r an s ien e, r an informati s, and i i analyti s to e lore and debate the use of big data and new sensing and computational approaches in urban planning, and to consider how these tools sho ld, or sho ld not, re sha e the field he goal is to ad an e the dis ssion within the lanning omm nity a o t the im a ts of these innovations on urban research, practice, and pedagogy.
Organizer: WU, Weiping [Columbia University] [email protected]; ACSP President 2017-2019
Moderator: KONTOKOSTA, Constantine [New York University] [email protected]
Co-Discussants: BOEING, Geoff [Northeastern University] [email protected] WILLIAMS, Sarah [Massachusetts Institute of Technology] [email protected]
Presenters: GONZALEZ, Marta [University of California, Berkeley] [email protected] BETTENCOURT, Luis [University of Chicago] [email protected]
Constantine Geoff Boeing Sarah Williams Marta Gonzalez Luis Bettencourt Kontokosta
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BIG IDEAS SESSION: GLOBAL HEALTH EQUITY & CITY PLANNING – IMPLICATIONS FOR RESEARCH, PRACTICE & PEDAGOGY Saturday, 9:45am – 11:15am Room: 101A
This Big Ideas session will feature two paper presentations and discussion from leaders in health equity planning. The panelists bring extensive research and practice experience. Professor Jason Corburn is the co-editor of "Slum Health" and Professor Samina Raja work appears in a co-edited Special Issue of the journal Built Environment focused on food equity as well as a forthcoming publication by the UN FAO. They will discuss their recent work in health and food equity in India, Jamaica, United States, and provide an overview of planning's role in promoting global health equity. The discussants are scholarly leaders on the topics of health equity.
The objective of this session is to highlight current and emerging issues related to Planning and Health Equity. Learning/discussion points: • hat is health e ity and how does it relate to r an lanning • ow are glo al ities and lanning im a ted y health e ity • hat roles an S and glo al lanners lay in romoting health e ity • ow do the S s and the ew r an Agenda relate to health e ity • ow does health e ity in en e lanning edagogy, resear h ra ti e
Organizer: BOARNET, Marlon [University of Southern California] [email protected]
Moderatorr: CORBURN, Jason [University of California, Berkeley] [email protected]
Co-Discussants: ARCAYA, Mariana [Massachusetts Institute of Technology] [email protected] HUTSON, Malo [Columbia University] [email protected]
GLOBAL HEALTH EQUITY: IMPLICATIONS FOR PLANNING & URBAN GOVERNANCE CORBURN, Jason [University of California Berkeley] [email protected]
FOOD EQUITY ACROSS THE GLOBAL NORTH AND SOUTH: IMPLICATIONS FOR PLANNING RESEARCH, PRACTICE, AND EDUCATION RAJA, Samina [University at Buffalo, SUNY] [email protected]
Jason Coburn Samina Raja Malo Hutson Mariana Arcaya
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Get AICP Credit for Attending Sessions ACSP Annual Conference sessions are eligible for CM credit through AICP. A good number of sessions were pre-populated into the CM database prior to the conference, but many more sessions are designated in this program as “CM-eligible.” During the onferen e, re est a s e ifi session for C redit sing the ACS Conferen e A sing instr tions on age
GPEIG ROUNDTABLE: DIFFICULT DIALOGUES PAB ROUNDTABLE - INNOVATION IN PLANNING - ADDRESSING CHALLENGING TOPICS IN EDUCATION & ACCREDITATION INTERNATIONAL PLANNING EDUCATION Thursday, 1:00pm – 2:30pm Thursday, 1:00pm – 2:30pm Room: Genessee Room, Hyatt Hotel Room: 101A Have planning programs been able to adapt, evolve, and his ro ndta le will dis ss “diffi lt dialog es” in international inno ate as a reditation een a moti ator or arrier to planning education, both inside and outside the classroom. this effort ring this fa ilitated wor sho , arti i ants will iffi lt dialog es in ol e to i s that are li ely ontro ersial, work with PAB’s Taskforce on Innovation and Communication sensitive, or challenging in different ways. Yet, these are in lanning d ation to de elo a wor ing definition of essential for fostering students’ abilities to think critically, a “culture of innovation.” Participants will discuss how converse respectfully, and act sensitively about myriad issues accreditation can facilitate and motivate educators to explore across contexts. From an international perspective and in a innovative course content and delivery within their planning global classroom, nuances of poverty, race, ethnicity, gender, programs. Participants will have an opportunity to take a deep se ality, and religion, for instan e, o ld resent diffi lties as dive into the accreditation standards and share constructive do teaching and learning to appreciate, navigate, and capture ideas and feedback. the om le ities of onte t in field resear h, among other aspects of planning in uniquely complex or fraught contexts. Facilitators: The panel hopes to enable international planning educators to KNIGHT, Bruce [FAICP, Planning and Development Director, City thin ahead a o t s h diffi lt to i s and e etter re ared of Champaign (IL) Chair, Planning Accreditation Board] for handling them in the classroom. To that end, the panel will LIEBER, Alex [AICP, Planner, AKRF, Inc. (NY), Chair, PAB address the following estions hat are some diffi lt Taskforce on Innovation and Communication in Planning topics that you cover or encounter in your international planning Education] lasses hy are these to i s diffi lt or more diffi lt than KOTVAL, Zenia [PhD, FAICP, Professor, Michigan State other ones Are there to i s yo ha e not in l ded or University] remo ed d e to, say, their ontro ersial or ro lemati nat re OZAWA, Connie [Professor, Portland State University, Vice Chair, (3) Have you tried or contemplated creative approaches to Planning Accreditation Board] overcome the challenges inherent in teaching these topics or GOETZ, Ed [Professor, University of Minnesota] red e their degree of diffi lty Co ld new te hnologies (online resources, social media, etc.) be used, in a broad sense, to ease engaging with diffi lt dialog es LINCOLN INSTITUTE OF LAND POLICY: SPARK INNOVATION IN LEARNING DESIGN DAS, Ashok [University of Hawaii] Moderator: Thursday, 2:45pm – 4:00pm [email protected] Room: 101A
Discussant: GANAPATI, N. Emel [Florida International University] To honor excellence in teaching gana at fi ed and spark innovation in designing learning experiences that are Participants: engaging and effective for all OWUSU, Francis [Iowa State University] [email protected] students, the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy in partnership with VIDYARTHI, Sanjeev [University of Illinois at Chicago] ACSP created the Curriculum Innovation Award. In this session, [email protected] you will learn how recipients of the curriculum innovation award DOAN, Petra [Florida State University] [email protected] designed engaging learning experiences that foster creative applications of policies and tools for students and how you can incorporate innovative design elements to improve your course and teaching practice. Award recipients will showcase and discuss exemplary modules from their courses.
Interested in sharing your creative course design expertise, passion for teaching and learning and furthering innovation
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SPECIAL SESSIONS in learning design for lanners Attend this session and learn lanning al es and o e ti es see to enefit all mem ers of about the guidelines, criteria, and process to apply for the 2019 society now and in the future, while addressing inequities of the Curriculum Innovation Award. past. But increasing organization of opposition groups, on the right and the left, is making polarization a more central feature Presenter: VUE, Ge and 2018 Curriculum Innovation Award of planning context. Recipients 1. How do we understand the motivations and effectiveness of the re ent onser ati e rising 2. What is the battle for the middle 40% of audience in WORKSHOP: “MOVING FROM ASSOCIATE TO FULL many communities, those who are neither conservative PROFESSOR: A COLOR BLIND BRICK ROAD?” or rogressi e o what e tent are there ommon al es or cherished beliefs that have been appropriated by Thursday, 4:15pm – 5:30pm conservative narrative and could as easily be invoked Room: 101A in a planning narrative appealing to a middle-ground Hosted by the ACSP Committee on Diversity a dien e 3. How do we reorient our teaching and research in response Even Oz’s Dorothy knew it takes more than clicking your heels to the current political moment and with a long view on after tenure to continue rising up through academic ranks. The ilding a new, in l si e narrati e support team of a courageous lion, empathetic colleagues, and an incredible mind may not be enough to move from associate TRAPENBERG FRICK, Karen [University of to full professor. This workshop focuses on practical steps, social Moderator: California, Berkeley] [email protected] and cultural factors, and strategies for designing your non- linear/very strategic path to promotion for faculty of color. The ACSP Committee on Diversity encourages attendees Participants: DORRIES, Heather [Carltone University] to provide a copy of your University /College/department [email protected] or program promotion guidelines towards advancement to C , Andy ni ersity of Sheffield a in h sheffield a Michelle M. Thompson ([email protected]) by September LUNG-AMAM, Willow [University of Maryland, College Park] 1st. If none exits, still show up and learn approaches and [email protected] strategies that could aid in your advancement to full professor. MYERS, Dowell [University of Southern California] All ACSP conference attendees are welcome to attend. [email protected] SANDOVAL, Gerardo [University of Oregon] Moderator: THOMPSON, Michelle M. [University of New [email protected] Orleans] [email protected]
Presenters: ROSS, Catherine [Georgia Institute of Technology] LOCAL HOST SESSION: MANY PATHWAYS FROM [email protected] PLANNING TO HEALTH EQUITY MARTIN, Jonathan [Pratt Institute] [email protected] Friday, 8:30am – 9:45am SANCHEZ, Tom [Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State Room: 101A University] [email protected] See pages 11-12 for more detail.
Participants: PRESIDENTIAL ROUNDTABLE: STRENGTHENING BAEK, So Ra [University at Buffalo] [email protected] PLANNING’S EFFECTIVENESS IN A HYPER-POLARIZED BOTCHWEY, Nisha [Georgia Institute of Technology] WORLD NOW & INTO THE FUTURE [email protected] (Abstract 129 in the 2018 Book of Accepted Abstracts) MUI, Yeeli [University at Buffalo, Community for Global Health Equity and the UB Food Systems Planning and Healthy Thursday, 4:15pm – 5:30pm Communities Lab] [email protected] Room: 101B RAJA, Samina [University at Buffalo, SUNY& Food Systems Planning and Healthy Communities Lab] [email protected] Opposition to planning implementation is longstanding, but conservativism and right wing populism are on the rise across the globe, including the U.S., Europe, Australia and India. Fierce opposition will likely continue to persist. As a result, planners are challenged to reassess and newly strategize the field arti i ants in this ro ndta le will s r lanning de ate y drawing on commentaries they authored for an issue of Planning Theory and Practice’s Interface section. Debate and audience participation will center on what current experiences should mean for practice, teaching, and research.
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LOCAL HOST SESSION: TURNING THE CORNER: STUDENT AWARDS PAPER SESSION, PART 1 FINDINGS FROM BUFFALO & OTHER PROJECT CITIES Friday, 10:00am – 11:15am Friday, 10:00am – 11:15am Room: 101C Room: 101A Moderator: GRENGS, Joseph [University of Michigan] See pages 11-12 for more detail. [email protected]
Moderator: SILVERMAN, Robert [University at Buffalo] Ed McClure Award for Best Masters Student Paper [email protected] THE CURRENT STATE OF COMMUNITY SOLAR IN ILLINOIS: LOOKING TO 2025 AND BEYOND Project Synopsis: JENKINS, Jen [University of Illinois Chicago] [email protected] YIN, Li [University at Buffalo] [email protected] TAYLOR, JR., Henry [University at Buffalo] [email protected] Barclay Gibbs Jones Award for Best Dissertation in Planning MATSON, Jeff [University of Minnesota] [email protected] RIDEHAIL REVOLUTION: RIDEHAIL TRAVEL AND EQUITY IN LOS ANGELES Discussants: BROWN, Anne [University of California, Los Angeles] SCALLY, Corianne [Urban Institute] [email protected] [email protected] L CAS, eith ffi e of Strategi lanning, City of ffalo [email protected] Marsha Ritzdorf Award for Best Student Work on Diversity, Social Justice & the Role of Women in Planning (RE)QUEERING LONDON: EXPLORING TRANSGRESSIVE PRODUCTION OF URBAN SPACE BY LGBTQ+ PERSONS OF PUBLISHING IN PLANNING: WHERE AND HOW? COLOUR (STUDENT WORKSHOP) LIU, Jody [University College London] [email protected] Friday, 10:00am – 11:15am Room: 101B STUDENT AWARDS PAPER SESSION, PART 2 Organized by the ACSP Student Governing Board Representatives. This workshop focuses on publishing in Friday, 11:30am – 12:30pm planning journals as a student or recent graduate. Topics of Room: 101C discussion will include: publishing expectations of doctoral SANDOVAL, Gerardo [University of Oregon] students, journal selection, publishing a paper from the Moderator: [email protected] dissertation, and the merits of various types of publication (e.g. peer-reviewed articles, technical reports, book chapters). The format of the workshop will be largely interactive with a panel Karen R. Polenske Award for Outstanding Student Paper on of faculty (some of whom are current/former editors) to share a China-related Topic valuable tips and insights and answer questions. RESIDENTIAL DIFFERENTIATION OF INCOME GROUPS AND ACCESSIBILITY POVERTY IN URBAN CHINA: CASE STUDY OF GUANGZHOU Moderator: WOLFE, Mary K. [University of North Carolina at CHEN, Zifeng [University of Hong Kong] [email protected] Chapel Hill] [email protected] YEH, Anthony [University of Hong Kong] Participants: LAURIAN, Lucie [University of Iowa] [email protected] Gill-Chin Lim Award for the Best Dissertation on International GREEN LEIGH, Nancey [Georgia Institute of Technology] Planning [email protected] GLOBAL ENERGY TRANSITION AND THEIR CONTRADICTIONS: EMERGING GEOGRAPHIES IN ENERGY CAMPBELL, Heather [University of British Columbia] AND FINANCE IN INDONESIA AND CALIFORNIA [email protected] KENNEDY, Sean [University of California, Los Angeles] SHEN, Qing [University of Washington] [email protected] [email protected]
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JAPA/JPER: RESPONDING TO REVIEWER COMMENTS TEACHING NEGOTIATION ONLINE AND IN THE CLASSROOM SUSSKIND, Lawrence [Massachusetts Institute of Technology] Friday, 2:00pm – 3:30pm [email protected] Room: 101F ONLINE MASTERS DEGREE IN INFRASTRUCTURE PLANNING Six early career scholars describe their personal responses to AND MANAGEMENT PROGRAM a Revise and Resubmit decision from a scholarly journal. They GROVER, Himanshu [University of Washington, Seattle] suggest how to revise a paper to take advantage of useful [email protected] reviewer comments without getting sidetracked by minor concerns or strange tangents. The panelists also discuss how ONLINE MASTER OF URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING they ea h deal with on i ting re iews, onf sing omments, PROGRAM and impossible requests from reviewers or editors. , o elyn ni ersity of lorida widmer ed
Co-Moderators: COURSERA: DESIGNING CITIES COURSE ANDREWS, Clinton [JPER Editor, Rutgers, The State University HACK, Gary [University of Pennsylvania] of New Jersey] [email protected] [email protected] ROSENBLOOM, Sandra [JAPA Editor, University of Texas] [email protected] ACSP ENROLLMENT TASK FORCE INFORMATION Participants: ADKINS, Arlie [University of Arizona] GATHERING SESSION [email protected] Friday, 3:45pm – 5:15pm FRICK, Karen [University of California, Berkeley] Room: 101G [email protected] LOWERY, Bryce [University of Oklahoma] The new ACSP Task Force on Enrollment invites you to an [email protected] information gathering session. We want to learn about your MAKAREWICZ, Carrie [University of Colorado, Denver] enrollment-related concerns to help us focus the efforts of the [email protected] tas for e Are masters le el enrollments going or down PFEIFFER, Deidre [Arizona State University] s there ariation y region, rogram ty e, or s e ialty oes [email protected] S designation matter Are yo r grad ates getting the o s RYERSON, Megan [University of Pennsylvania] they want hat a o t yo r ndergrad and h rograms [email protected] Moderator: ANDREWS, Clinton [Chair of the ACSP Task Force on Enrollment, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey] PRESIDENTIAL SESSION: ONLINE EDUCATION IN [email protected] PLANNING Friday, 2:00pm – 3:30pm LINCOLN INSTITUTE OF LAND POLICY: HOW TO Room: 101E WRITE CASE STUDIES FOR TEACHING Planning programs and faculty have embarked on a number Friday, 3:45pm – 5:15pm of experiments in online education over the past few years, Room: 101F ranging from new courses appealing to a broad audience, to focused efforts that are changing the nature of classroom The Lincoln Institute of Land Policy education. This session brings together examples of four types launched a case study initiative of courses: MOOCs, hybrid courses that combine classroom and partnered with ACSP to hold with online education, specialized online degree programs, and a competition for writing teaching the first f ll online lanning degree rogram in the S a lty case studies focused on the Institute’s four key issues: land will describe the organization of the programs, and discuss value capture and the property tax, urban poverty and spatial what they have learned from them. The session will also provide ine ality, limate hange, and m ni i al fis al health e information on the enrollments and audiences of a broad developed case studies that encompass all four key issues sample of courses currently available. and are a o t omm nities a ross fi e ontinents ns ired y the strong interest in case studies and the quality of the work Moderator: HACK, Gary [MIT and [University of Pennsylvania] from the 2018 competition, we are excited to announce the continuation of the case study award. LEARNING FROM ONLINE TEACHING HACK, Gary [Massachusetts Institute of Technology] and the This workshop will showcase the Lincoln Institute’s online case [University of Pennsylvania] [email protected] study library; our strategies and support for case research, writing, and teaching; and how you can use and contribute to
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SPECIAL SESSIONS the case library. A panel of 2018 case study award recipients THE STATE OF GLOBAL PLANNING EDUCATION AT will also share their case studies, highlight elements that are essential to the effectiveness of a case for classroom instruction, ACSP MEMBER SCHOOLS: FINDINGS OF THE GLOBAL and offer insights from their first hand e erien e writing PLANNING EDUCATION TASK FORCE teaching case studies. Friday, 3:45pm – 5:15pm Room: 101E Presenter: VUE, Ge and 2018 Curriculum Innovation Award Recipients SHATKIN, Gavin [Northeastern University] [email protected] MIRAFTAB, Faranak [University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign] ASSESSING THE STATE OF GLOBAL PLANNING [email protected] EDUCATION AT ACSP MEMBER SCHOOLS: BACK TO CAROLINI, Gabriella [Massachusetts Institute of Technology] [email protected] BACK SESSIONS DOAN, Petra [Florida State University] [email protected] KIM, Annette [University of Southern California] In 2016, the ACSP Executive Committee formed the Global [email protected] Planning Education Task Force to examine the state of global SANYAL, Bish [Massachusetts Institute of Technology] planning education at ACSP member schools, focusing on [email protected] a variety of issues, including the content of global planning SLETTO, Bjorn [University of Texas, Austin] [email protected] curriculum, study abroad and other international opportunities, TEWARI, Meenu [University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill] education of international students, and questions of [email protected] a reditation his is the first om rehensi e re iew of global planning education since a 1994 report by the ACSP Commission on Global Approaches to Planning Education. The work of the Task Force occurs in an environment that has ROUNDTABLE: THE STATE OF GLOBAL PLANNING changed dramatically since this previous report. Debates in EDUCATION AT ACSP MEMBER SCHOOLS: DRAFT urban studies and planning today center on global processes of REPORT finan iali ation, migration, limate hange, and so ioe onomi Friday, 5:30pm – 6:45pm polarization. The local politics of planning plays out in debates Room: 102 over the impacts of global forces on localities, ecological destruction, and questions of rights to urban space. The Task Participants: Force thus seeks to address questions of how we prepare AUDIRAC, Ivonne [University of Texas at Arlington] students for this context. What kinds of curriculum and [email protected] instruction are needed for the task of globalizing planning MUKHIJA, Vinit [University of California, Los Angeles] ed ation ow do we engage international st dents in o r [email protected] lasses ow do we ens re that all s hools ha e a ess to the IRAZABAL-ZURITA, Clara [University of Missouri, Kansas City] reso r es they need for these tas s [email protected]
These two back-to-back sessions are intended to solicit input as the as or e finali es its re ort, whi h is d e to the e ti e Committee at the end of At the first session, mem ers of the as or e will resent the ey findings and recommendations that emerged from the research. This research has included a review of data on global planning curricula and on students and faculty with international backgrounds and interests, a survey of students in planning programs, a survey of planning program administrators, interviews with planning educators, and feedback from a workshop session held at the 2017 ACSP Annual Meeting. The second session will start with omments from a anel who ha e read a draft of the final as Force report, followed by an open discussion with audience members. ACSP Annual Conference sessions are eligible for CM credit through AICP. A good number of sessions were pre- populated into the CM database prior to the conference, but many more sessions are designated in this program as “CM- eligi le ” ring the onferen e, re est a s e ifi session for CM credit using the ACSP Conference App using instructions on page 31.
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PREPARING FOR THE JOB MARKET (STUDENT VALUES STATEMENT SESSION: INTEGRATING THE WORKSHOP) STATEMENT Saturday, 8:00am – 9:30am Saturday, 11:30am – 12:30pm Room: 101B Room: 101A
Organized by the ACSP Student Governing Board This session will engage attendees in a discussion about the Representatives. This workshop is geared towards doctoral draft ACSP values statement and mission. Attendees will have students who are on the job market, will be applying soon, the opportunity to provide comments on the values that should or are interested in learning about the job application and define the ACS organi ation and ways in whi h ACS an a t interview process. It features faculty who have been part of on those values. search committees and/or were recent job market candidates. The format is primarily focused on student interest, so come Moderators: prepared with questions! BOARNET, Marlon [University of Southern California] [email protected] Moderator: MASOOMKHAH, Elham [Clemson University] SLOTTERBACK, Carissa [University of Minnesota] [email protected] [email protected]
Participants: STIFTEL, Bruce [Georgia Institute of Technology] POCIG ROUNDTABLE: 50 YEARS LATER – REFLECTING [email protected] ON 1968 WHITE, Stacey [University of Kansas] [email protected] NELSON, Marla [University of New Orleans] [email protected] Saturday, 2:00pm – 3:15pm FORSYTH, Ann [Harvard University] [email protected] Room: 101A CAMPBELL, Scott [University of Michigan] [email protected] Poor People’s Campaign, Chicano student walkouts, Martin Luther King Jr’s assassination, the Housing and Urban Development Act and the Fair Housing Act, Kerner Commission, APA ROUNDTABLE: APPLIED RESEARCH NEEDS FOR the Siege of Chicago. Fifty years ago the U.S. political and PRACTICING PLANNERS: TECHNOLOGY & HOUSING policy landscape was in ferment, with activists taking to Saturday, 8:00am – 9:30am the streets to demand educational and economic justice, Room: 101C and oliti ians str ggling to find remedies for dee rooted discrimination and urban inequality. This roundtable makes APA has been exploring the implications of emerging a s a e for re e tions on that olatile year and a fa ilitated technologies such as autonomous vehicles for planning practice discussion on what resonances and lessons 1968 might have for and has launched a new initiative on housing choice and us in 2018. affordability. David Rouse, FACIP, APA’s Managing Director of Research and Advisory Services, will lead a discussion of applied Organizer: KOH, Annette [University of Hawaii] research needs and opportunities for collaboration linking [email protected] academic research and practice focused on these two topics. Participants: Moderator: ROUSE, David [American Planning Association] ROBERTS, Andrea, FWIG Secretary/Treasurer [Texas A&M [email protected] University] [email protected] SEN, Siddhartha [Morgan State University] Participants: [email protected] NELSON, Arthur [University of Arizona] TAYLOR, JR., Henry [University at Buffalo] [email protected] [email protected] CLAVEL, Pierre [Cornell University] [email protected] PENDALL, Rolf [University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign] [email protected]
ACSP Annual Conference sessions are eligible for CM credit through AICP. A good number of sessions were pre- populated into the CM database prior to the conference, but many more sessions are designated in this program as “CM- eligi le ” ring the onferen e, re est a s e ifi session for CM credit using the ACSP Conference App using instructions on page 31.
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ACSP-AESOP TRANSATLANTIC SESSION: AFTER FWIG ROUNDTABLE: BEYOND ME TOO: ENSURING HARDIN SAFE (HARASSMENT-FREE) SPACES FOR EVERYONE Saturday, 3:30pm – 5:00pm Saturday, 3:30pm – 5:00pm Room: 101A Room: 101B
Hardin published his article in 1968. "The tragedy of the Last Fall the “Me Too” movement arrived at ACSP with commons" is (one of) the most cited articles in social and accusations of harassment and inappropriate behavior echoing political science and environmental policy. Avoiding the through the FWIG Facebook page and in the halls and tragedies of the commons is one of planners' most prominent meeting rooms of our conference. We continue to celebrate tasks -- all the more so in an era of global climate change. the courage of every woman who spoke up and empathize Yet Hardin's ideas have been possibly received with too little with everyone who did not feel empowered to do so. This re e tion At est, ardin o erloo ed e ity on erns, and year we wo ld li e to find ways to mo e eyond these ery social justice is notably absent in his thinking. Property rights important self-disclosures and begin a set of conversations assignment - a common approach - ignores questions of about HOW we can ensure that our conference, our universities, coordination from either grassroots or governments. Most and our home departments are places where everyone can importantly, as questions of the commons have expanded feel safe to be themselves and not feel the insidious pressure to include the climate of the entire globe, what role should of sexual harassment and other ways that patriarchal power is lanning s holars and ra titioners ta e he anel will fo s reproduced. In addition, it would be useful to consider how on theoretical approaches to the commons in relation to global we as FWIG might ensure that this organization continues to climate change. This session in Buffalo, NY will have been make itself an explicitly feminist organization, willing to take on preceded by another jointly hosted “After Hardin” panel at the challenging intersectional issues such as the ways that race AESOP’s July 2018 congress in Gothenburg. and ethnicity may exacerbate the ways that patriarchy silences critical voices around challenging issues such as harassment. Co-Moderator ACSP: BOARNET, Marlon [University of Southern California] [email protected] Moderator: DOAN, Petra [Florida State University] [email protected] Co-Moderator AESOP: DAVY, Ben [University of Dortmund] [email protected] Participants: ROBERTS, Andrea [Texas A&M University] Participants: [email protected] KAZA, Nikhil [University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill] SCHWEITZER, Lisa [University of Southern California] [email protected] [email protected] SHELBY, Hayden [University of California, Berkeley] VAN ZANDT, Shannon [Texas A&M University] [email protected] [email protected] SINGH, Amrita [University of Alberta] [email protected] LUNG-AMAM, Willow [University of Maryland, College Park] GOH, Kian [University of California, Los Angeles] [email protected] [email protected] SIMPSON, Sheryl Ann [University of California, Davis] [email protected]
All Conference Sessions Pre-Approved for AICP Credits!
ACSP Annual Conference sessions are eligible for CM credit through AICP. While a good number of sessions will be pre-populated into the CM database prior to the conference, many more sessions will be designated in the conference program as “CM-eligible.” During the conference, here’s how to request a specific session for CM credit using the ACSP Conference App. 1. It’s as simple as clicking the Check In button inside a session. 2. ACSP staff will download checked-in sessions from the mobile app and upload these sessions into the AICP database. 3. Once all sessions have been uploaded, ACSP will promote this information on the website, in social media, and through the eNews Weekly email blast that goes out on Tuesday’s. At that time, you can then log your credit. After the conference, AICP members can email [email protected], if you would like a session marked as “CM-eligible” to be available for logging. We will enter the session in the AICP CM system, so you can claim CM credit. Questions can be directed to [email protected].
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2018 FACULTY AWARDS Each year, ACSP is proud to honor faculty and students who have distinguished themselves or made major contributions to the academy or to the profession via outreach efforts, public service or for service to ACSP, the Academy, or the profession. A complete listing and history for all awards can be found at www.acsp.org. Faculty awards are presented at the Saturday Luncheon & Faculty Award Ceremony, 12:30 – 2:00 PM in Convention Center room 106A-D.
Jay Chatterjee Award for Distinguished Service to ACSP
The Jay Chatterjee Distinguished Leadership to ACSP Award was established in 1998 to recognize individual faculty whose exceptional service, actions, and leadership have had a lasting and positive impact on ACSP and its member schools. This award is presented biennially at the ACSP Annual Conference (in even numbered years).
Winner:
Attend the Saturday Awards Luncheon to find out!
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John Friedmann Book Award
The ACSP John Friedmann Book Award is presented biennially to a book (or comparable work) that best e em lifies s holarshi in the area of lanning for s staina le de elo ment
Winner:
Attend the Sat rday Awards L n heon to find o t
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Rising Scholar Award
A newly established award for 2018, the ACSP Rising Scholar Award recognizes early-career scholars who demonstrate strong potential for a meritorious impact on planning scholarship.
Winner: Attend the Sat rday Awards L n heon to find o t
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Chester Rapkin Award
The Chester Rapkin Award for the Best Paper in the Journal of Planning Education and Research has been awarded annually at the ACSP conference since 1988. This award is generously supported by an endowment at the University of Illinois Foundation in Urbana.
Winning Paper: Attend the Sat rday Awards L n heon to find o t
Honorable Mention: Attend the Sat rday Awards L n heon to find o t
JPER 2018 Top Reviewers
Editorial Board Editorial Board Non-Editorial Non-Editorial Member Member Board Member Board Member Ruth Steiner Dick Klosterman Tom Sanchez Marc Doussard University of University of Akron Virginia University of Florida Polytechnic Illinois at Urbana- Institute and State Champaign University
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Margarita McCoy Award for the Advancement of Women in Planning
The Margarita McCoy Award has been given biennially (in even numbered years) since 1998 by the ACSP Faculty Women’s Interest Group and recognizes individuals who have made an outstanding contribution toward the advancement of women in planning at institutions of higher education through service, teaching, and/or research.
Winner:
Attend the Sat rday Awards L n heon to find o t
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Planning Accreditation Board 2018 Outstanding Site Visitor Award
PAB recognizes two site visitors annually, one educator and one practitioner, for their outstanding contributions to the PAB’s mission of ensuring the high quality of planning education. Nominations are solicited from volunteers in the site visitor pool and program administrators.
Educator Award Winner: Attend the Sat rday Awards L n heon to find o t
Practitioner Award Winner: Attend the Sat rday Awards L n heon to find o t
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2018 STUDENT AWARDS
Each year, ACSP is proud to honor students who have distinguished themselves through award winning papers. A complete listing and history for all awards can be found at www.acsp.org. Student awards were announced prior to the conference and each student winner was rofiled in the ACS e ews ee ly in the wee s leading to this onferen e he following st dents will e with s to resent their award winning papers at special Student Award Paper Sessions Parts 1 & 2 on Saturday morning.
Gill-Chin Lim Best Dissertation in Planning Karen R. Polenske Award Award The Karen R. Polenske Best Student Paper Award for In recognition of the commitment of the late Gill-Chin Lim to Outstanding Paper on a China Planning Related Topic, the study of humanistic aspects of globalization, the ACSP established in honor of Massachusetts Institute of Technology Global Planners Educators Interest Group (GPEIG) established Professor Karen R. Polenske - a prominent regional economist this award in his name. This award is funded annually by the and a leading scholar of China's sustainable development - is Consortium of Development Studies (CODS), which was given annually to International Association for China Planning founded by Lim in 1982. This award recognizes superior (IACP) student members who present excellent research at scholarship in a doctoral dissertation completed by a student major international planning conferences. enrolled in an ACSP-member school. Currently the IACP presents one Polenske award at their annual Winner: Sean Kennedy, University of California, conference in China and one Polenske award at their annual Los Angeles membership meeting in the United States during the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning (ACSP) conference. Title: Global Energy Transition and Their Contradictions: Emerging Geographies in Energy The Karen R. Polenske Best Student Paper Award has been and Finance in Indonesia and California made possible by generous donations given by several distinguished individuals who are mostly Professor Polenske's former students. Dr. Kennedy was a doctoral candidate at UCLA when completing this winning dissertation and is currently a post- Winner: Zifeng Chen, University of Hong Kong doctoral researcher at the California Center for Sustainable Communities (CCSC) at the University of California, Los Angeles. Title: Residential Differentiation of Income Kennedy has wide-ranging environmental policy experience Groups and Accessibility Poverty in Urban China: a ross li , ri ate and non rofit se tors, in l ding oli y Case Study of Guangzhou and research positions at the Australian Department of Climate Change and nergy ffi ien y in Can erra, A stralia, and the Co-author: Dr. Anthony G.O. Yeh, University of World Agroforestry Centre in Bogor, Indonesia. Hong Kong
Commitee comments: “Sean Kennedy’s dissertation is an Committee comments: “This paper examines the relationships important global topic that is wide-ranging and relevant. Within between income disparity and accessibility inequality in Chinese a global framework, he examines energy transition from carbon- cities. The authors did an empirical study in Guangzhou based intensive to low-carbon-intensity energy production, and from on the population census, points of interest and road network energy monopoly to energy democracy worldwide through data and measured accessibility based on the three-step floating two cases in Indonesia and California. He investigates energy catchment area method. Results reveal that although the transition, focused on local-to-national energy and finance essential services are significantly concentrated in the central-city sectors. His research is grounded in an extensive theoretical areas, the geographic distribution of the low income population foundation and strong, applied mixed methods in empirical is considerably dispersed across the central-city and suburban work. He looks at the emerging geographies of the impacts areas, thereby indicating the possibility of considerable intra- of large-scale energy infrastructure on energy democracy and group inequality of accessibility among the low income group." energy justice in rural, less populated areas of marginalized people in Indonesia. The research scrutinizes closely issues of Zifeng is currently a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of energy justice, ethics and global social responsibility. Urban Planning and Design at the University of Hong Kong. He obtained a Bachelor Degree in Urban Planning from Sun Sean’s dissertation provides important findings and Yat-sen University and a Master Degree of Science in Human recommendations. He notes the existing ways of energy Geography from Peking University. His research areas include production and process and proposes new alternatives. He urban geography and transport geography. He is interested in finds that the prevailing preference for and impact of large- suburbanization, accessibility, mobility, and social exclusion in scale projects of energy production and provision may result urban China. in improvements in urbanized geographies but these are simultaneously contradicted by reduced or failing systems of energy provision in rural areas."
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Marsha Ritzdorf Award Barclay Gibbs Jones Award for Best The Marsha Ritzdorf Award for the Best Student Work on Dissertation in Planning Diversity, Social Justice and the Role of Women in Planning has Since 1998, the Barclay Gibbs Jones Award has recognized been given by the ACSP Faculty Women's Interest Group since superior scholarship in a doctoral dissertation completed by a and re ogni es s erior s holarshi re e ting on ern with student enrolled in an ACSP-member school. making communities better for women, people of color and/or the disadvantaged. A nomination should be based on student Winnrer: Anne Brown, University of California, work submitted in the pursuit of any urban/ city/ community/ Los Angeles town/ regional planning degree, undergraduate or graduate, at an ACSP-member school. Title: Ridehail Revolution: Ridehail Travel and Equity in Los Angeles Winner: Jody Liu, University College London (The Bartlett School of Planning) Anne Brown is currently an Assistant Professor in Planning, Title: (Re)queering London: Exploring Public Policy, and Management at the University of Oregon. Her Transgressive Production of Urban Space by research, completed while at UCLA, examines the intersection LGBTQ+ Persons of Colour of equity, travel behavior, shared and innovative mobility, and trans ortation finan e e ent wor analy es how and when people change their travel behavior, the false equivalency As an intern with Enterprise Community Partners, Jody supports between being car-less and car-free, and how parking policy the National Design Initiatives Team with various programs to reform can increase the supply of affordable housing. Anne’s elevate design excellence in affordable housing. Her larger body dissertation research investigated the planning and equity of work examines hegemonic practices in the built environment, implications of ridehail services, including Lyft, Uber, and taxis. with s e ifi interest in how design an em ody onsiderations Anne holds a PhD in Urban Planning and Master of Urban and around sexuality and space, Marxist geography, and the post- Regional Planning from UCLA and a BA in Geography from capitalist commons. She was invited by the English National Macalester College. Trust and to present her thesis on the subversive making of urban space by LGBTQ+ persons of colour within London at the Committee comments: "The committee was especially Sutton House. Jody holds a MSc. in Urban Regeneration from impressed by Anne's comprehensive and cautious treatment the Bartlett School of Planning, UCL and a BSc. in Anthropology of an important, contemporary, and understudied topic in from the University of Michigan. transportation planning, her deft use of novel data sources, solid grasp of data analysis, and clear and engaging prose. Committee comments: "Liu’s work honors the legacy of Martha Anne's ability to link the analysis of the original quantitative Ritzdorf. Her submission is not only technically masterful and data she collected with a thorough review of secondary sources sophisticated, but explores a vitally important research area and relevant policies was especially impressive. Her research in exploring current urban conditions for queer minorities on racial and economic equity in the use of ride-hail services is and advancing ideas on how intersectionality theory can help already making headlines, and we look forward to seeing Anne's planners and policy makers in expanding their understanding of contributions to scholarship and policy change in the future." LGBTQ+ identities. As noted in Liu’s recommendation letter, it is considered to be 'one of the most interesting and innovative Masters theses' that have passed through the university’s planning program.
Another compelling element of Liu’s thesis is it’s much needed application where it will have a real-world impact on urban planning and policymaking in London, as well as other cities abroad. Jody is working on developing an academic article from the work for a peer-reviewed journal and will be sharing findings with the Greater London Authority. She was an invited speaker at a symposium organised by the English National Trust, hosted by Sutton House, which discussed community activist campaigns surrounding LGBTQ+ community venues across London."
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2018 STUDENT AWARDS ACSP TRAVEL AWARDS Ed McClure Award for Best Masters Paper Each year, ACSP is committed to making the conference The Ed McClure Award recognizes superior scholarship in a accessible to those who might not otherwise be able to attend. paper prepared by a masters student in an ACSP-member This year we are thrilled that we are able to provide more than school. Submissions may address any topic of investigation , in finan ial s ort in the form of s holarshi money as generated in the course of pursuing a master’s degree in urban/ well as free conference registrations. city/community/town/regional planning. The scholarship recipients for 2018 include: Winner: Jen Jenkins, University of Illinois at Chicago FWIG Emerging Scholar Travel Scholarship Geoff Boeing, University of California, Berkeley Title: The Current State of Community Solar in Illinois: Looking to 2025 and Beyond ACSP Scholarship for Student Travel Kelly Gregg, University of Toronto Daniella Hirschfeld, University of California, Berkeley Committee comments: “This paper is a systematic and Valerie Stahl, Columbia University comprehensive description and evaluation of the community Haitao Yu, University of Florida solar energy model, emphasizing the role of community Haotian Zhong, Texas A&M University solar in local and state energy planning and the effects of state legislation and regulation. Jenkins’s paper, which is ACSP-POCIG Scholarship for Student Travel thoroughly researched and meticulously presented, offers ohammed afi , ni ersity of e as at Arlington a timely exposition of an emerging area for environmental Nazanin Ghaffari, University of Texas at Arlington planning practice and research. Jenkins, a master’s student at Woolack Kim, University of Cincinnati the University of Illinois at Chicago, describes the rationale for and implementation of community solar energy planning in Illinois along with several comparison states, while contributing Gill-Chin Lim Student Travel Awards Shruti Syal, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign insights and recommendations regarding policy construction Marin Marielos, University of Massachusetts Amherst and implementation and also critically assessing implications for environmental justice and energy equity."
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1.1 MODELING REGIONAL FUTURES 2.1 THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF 6.2 SCALES OF PLANNING PRACTICE AT THE LAND USE TRANSPORTATION ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND INTERVENTION NEXUS CM Eligible CM Eligible CM Eligible Room: 101F Room: 103 Room: 108 Moderator/Discussant: LESTER, Bill [University of North Moderator/Discussant: KRISHNA, Ashima [University at Moderator/Discussant: SALON, Deborah [Arizona State Carolina] [email protected] Bu alo] ashimakr@bu alo.edu University] [email protected] 281: POLITICAL CULTURE AS A DEFINING FACTOR: THE LIMITS 91: NATIONAL POLICY AGENDAS ENCOUNTER THE CITY: 45: INFRASTRUCTURE ALTERNATIVES ANALYSIS WITH OF ECONOMIC PLANNING IN CHICAGO AND LONDON COMPLEXITIES OF POLITICAL SPATIAL IMPLEMENTATION þ AN INTEGRATED LAND USE AND TRANSPORTATION KRAUSHAAR, Robert [SUNY System Administration] BOLLENS, Scott [University of California Irvine] FORECASTING MODEL [email protected] [email protected] CLAY, Michael [Brigham Young University] [email protected] 463: SHRINKING LOCAL AUTONOMY: MONEY, POWER, AND 187: PLANNING NATIONALIZED OR NATIONALISM 1001: DISCOVERING SPATIOTEMPORAL LAND USE DYNAMICS THE ROLE OF THE SUBNATIONAL STATE þ SPATIALIZED? THE PLANNING OF THE ANURADHAPURA IN CHICAGO KIM, Yunji [University of Wisconsin-Madison] NEW TOWN IN 1949 DEAL, Brian [University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign] [email protected] SANGAPALA, ARACHCHIGE DON DISSANAYAKE, Pradeep [email protected] WARNER, Mildred [Cornell University] [email protected] Dissanayake [University of Alberta] [email protected] PAN, Haozhi [University of Illinois] [email protected] AGRAWAL, Sandeep [University of Alberta] 479: FROM HUMAN CAPITAL TO HUMAN CAPABILITIES: [email protected] 1306: FROM BITS TO MILES: MINING SMARTPHONE DATA TO PLACING PEOPLE AT THE CENTER OF ECONOMIC RE EXAMINE THE LAND USE AND TRANSPORTATION LINKAGE DEVELOPMENT 533: MASTER PLANNING IN THE MEGALOPOLIS: CREATING JIANG, Shan [Massachusetts Institute of Technology] DOUSSARD, Marc [University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign] A COMMON AGENDA FOR LOCAL ENGAGEMENT EFFORTS IN [email protected] [email protected] BANGALORE, INDIA þ IYER, Seema [University of Baltimore] [email protected] 595: UNFOLDING CITY BRANDING STRATEGIES: EVIDENCE 1.3 PROBING THE SMARTNESS FROM THE CITY OF DALLAS 990: GOVERNANCE AND THE REMAKING OF A CITY: THE CASE OF CITIES, PLANNING, AND CIVIC BONAKDAR, Ahmad [University of Texas at Arlington] OF MEDELLIN, COLOMBIA [email protected] BETANCUR, John [University of Illinois at Chicago] INFRASTRUCTURE AUDIRAC, Ivonne [University of Texas at Arlington] CM Eligible [email protected] Room: 104
Moderator/Discussant: THOMPSON, Michelle [University of 5.11 HOUSING FOR DIVERSITY AND 7.11 NEW TECHNOLOGIES AND New Orleans] [email protected] SOCIAL MOBILITY CHALLENGES CM Eligible CM Eligible 326: THE FUTURE OF CANADIAN SMART CITIES: EARLY Room: 102 Room: 109 SIGNALS FROM SIDEWALK LABS AND SMART CITY CHALLENGE Moderator/Discussant: ALLEN, Ryan [University of Moderator/Discussant: STEINER, Ruth [University of Florida] ROBINSON, Pamela [Ryerson University] Minnesota] [email protected] [email protected] .edu [email protected] 327: MIGRANT HOUSING CONSUMPTION AND LIVING 30: THE DRONE PROLIFERATION: A NEW CHALLENGE FOR 631: UNDERSTANDING PATTERNS OF TOPICS AND TRENDS CONDITIONS IN URBAN CHINA URBAN AERIAL SPACE þ IN URBAN PLANNING: A TEXT MINING APPROACH TO WEN, Christine [Cornell University] [email protected] LI, Xiangyu [University of California - Irvine] [email protected] ANALYZING INTERVIEWS OF U.S. PLANNING SCHOLARS WALLACE, Jeremy [Cornell University] [email protected] HOUSTON, Douglas [University of California Irvine] BETWEEN 2001 AND 2017 KIM, Keuntae [University of Utah] [email protected] 617: WHO MOVES UP? WHO MOVES OUT? THE 101: GETTING TO GREEN: THE CHALLENGE IN TRANSFORMING KIM, Ja Young [University of Utah] DETERMINANTS OF PRE AND POST MOVE INCOMES FOR LAND USE IN LEGACY CITIES LOW INCOME HOUSEHOLDS IN CHICAGO DEWAR, Margaret [University of Michigan] 1201: HAS OPEN DATA TRANSFORMED CITIES AND THEIR PAN, Haozhi [University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign] [email protected] INTERACTIONS WITH CITIZENS? [email protected] ALVAREZ, Alicia [University of Michigan] SIEBER, Renee [McGill University] [email protected] DEAL, Brian [University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign] [email protected] [email protected] GREENLEE, Andrew [University of Illinois at Urbana- 654: PREDICTING PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND BMI FOR Champaign] [email protected] COMMUNITIES OF CONCERN FOR THE STOCKTON, CA 2018 REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION PLAN 838: ESTIMATING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AFFORDABLE IROZ-ELARDO, Nicole [University of Arizona] HOUSING AND INTERGENERATIONAL MOBILITY þ [email protected] SHAMSUDDIN, Shomon [Tufts University] [email protected] SCHONER, Jessica [Urban Design 4 Health] [email protected] FOX, Eric [Urban Design 4 Health] [email protected] 981: “THAT’S SO REZ”: UNDERSTANDING THE ROLE OF FRANK, Lawrence [University of British Columbia] EVALUATION IN CANADA’S ON RESERVE HOUSING SYSTEM [email protected] MCCARTNEY, Shelagh [Ryerson University] [email protected]
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833: HOME SWEET TINY HOME 151: THE MOST FREQUENTLY CITED TOPICS IN CURRENT WARNKEN, Charles G. [University of Oklahoma] PLANNING SCHOLARSHIP þ 12.1 BELIEF, AFFECT, AND PLANNING [email protected] SANCHEZ, Thomas [Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State BEHAVIOURS University] [email protected] CM Eligible 1239: PLANNING FOR A FUTURE WITH SELF DRIVING CARS: Room: 101G HOW ARE MUNICIPALITIES PREPARING? 297: TOPICS OF TRANSPORT ACCESSIBILITY FOR PERSONS GOCMEN, Asligul [University of Wisconsin-Madison] WITH DISABILITIES IN PLANNING EDUCATION Moderator/Discussant: SAIJA, Laura [University of Memphis] [email protected] GEBRESSELASSIE, Mahtot [Virginia Polytechnic Institute and [email protected] COOPER, Gillian [University of Wisconsin-Madison] State University] [email protected] [email protected] 170: TIMES OF PROGRESS, HOPE, AND TREPIDATION: BRIEL, Haley [University of Wisconsin-Madison] SANCHEZ, Thomas [Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State PLANNERS’ SHIFTING STANCE TOWARD THE FUTURE [email protected] University] [email protected] MACMILLEN, James [University of Michigan] [email protected] 419: UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT EXPOSURE TO PLANNING CAMPBELL, Scott [University of Michigan] [email protected] 8.2 NATURAL AND ANTHROPOGENIC ISSUES AND DESIRED LEVEL OF CIVIC ENGAGEMENT: DISASTERS, WEATHER EVENTS, AND DOES TAKING INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNITY PLANNING 561: PLANNING IMAGINATION AND PROFESSIONAL COMMUNITY RESPONSE INCREASE STUDENT INVOLVEMENT IN COMMUNITY ISSUES? JUDGMENT: MAKING COMPELLING PLANS FOR FUTURE CM Eligible GROSS, Alina [Westeld State University] agross@westeld. GENERATIONS Room: 105 ma.edu HOCH, Charles [University of Illinois at Chicago] NEOG, Dristi [Westeld State University] [email protected] Moderator/Discussant: HOLMES, Tisha [Florida State dneog@westeld.ma.edu University] [email protected] 584: IS PLANNING “SECULAR”? THINKING ABOUT RELIGION, SECULARISM, AND PLANNING 415: IMPACT OF ROAD CAPACITY AND DEMAND CONTROL 11.2 PUNCTUATING THE DAY TO DAY MANOUCHEHRIFAR, Babak [Massachusetts Institute of POLICIES IN EVACUATION MODELING FOR CHEMICAL CM Eligible Technology] [email protected] ACCIDENTS: A CASE STUDY IN ULSAN METROPOLITAN CITY, Room: 107 SOUTH KOREA þ 966: PROSAIC PRACTICES OF URBAN MANAGEMENT: KIM, Min-jun [Ulsan National Institute of Science and Moderator/Discussant: WIETERS, Meghan [University of RESPONDING TO INFORMAL HOUSING IN US MUNICIPALITIES Technology] [email protected] Oklahoma] [email protected] THROUGH SYMBOLIC ENFORCEMENT AND INFORMED CHO, Gi-Hyoug [Ulsan National Institute of Science and NEGLECT Technology] [email protected] 109: HUMAN RIGHTS AND CANADIAN MUNICIPALITIES DEVLIN, Ryan John [Jay College, CUNY] [email protected] AGRAWAL, Sandeep [University of Alberta] 860: ARE WE READY? ASSESSING THE PUBLIC’S ROLE IN [email protected] 1355: FEAR: AN UNDEREXPLORED MOTIVATION FOR THE EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT PLANS OF AMERICA’S TEN PLANNERS’ BEHAVIOUR? þ LARGEST CITIES þ 126: MANAGING URBAN TRANSITION: REVIEW, FRAMEWORK, STURZAKER, John [University of Liverpool] OLSON, Katelin [Cornell University] AND EMPIRICAL TRIALS þ [email protected] [email protected] NEDOVIC-BUDIC, Zorica [University of Illinois at Chicago] LORD, Alex [University of Liverpool] [email protected] [email protected] 978: THE IMPACT OF MICROCLIMATIC URBAN DESIGN ON HEAT RELATED HEALTH COLLIER, Marcus [Trinity College Dublin] [email protected] LEE, Kanghyun [Texas A&M University] [email protected] MCQUAID, Siobhan [Trinity College Dublin] [email protected] 1098: GRASSROOTS DISASTER RESPONSE, SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE, AND LOCAL RESILIENCE 309: PLANS THAT NEVER HAPPENED: SPATIAL PLANNING FOR DOUGLAS, Gordon [San Jose State University] BOSTON’S MIDTOWN DISTRICT, 1960 2017 [email protected] KASSENS-NOOR, Eva [Michigan State University] [email protected] LAUERMANN, John [City College of New York] [email protected] 9.1 STATE OF PLANNING EDUCATION: 522: LOCAL TRANSPORTATION PLANS: THEIR IN PRACTICE AND THEORY INFORMATIONAL CONTENT AND USE PATTERNS IN CM Eligible SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Room: 101B KIM, Jae Hong [University of California Irvine] [email protected] LI, Xiang [University of California - Irvine] Moderator/Discussant: NEOG, Dristi [Westeld State University] [email protected] 1229: BUILDING INFRASTRUCTURE SUSTAINABLY, 105: CURRENT ENROLLMENT TRENDS IN GRADUATE RESILIENTLY, EQUITABLY: APPLYING THE ADAPTATION PLANNING PROGRAMS: UNDERSTANDING A GRADIENTS FRAMEWORK IN SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO þ HAMIN, Elisabeth [University of Massachusetts Amherst] TRANSFORMATIVE MOMENT IN PLANNING EDUCATION AND [email protected] IMPLICATIONS FOR PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE ROMAN DILTHEY, Max [University of Massachusetts] YIN, Jordan [Alabama A&M University] [email protected] [email protected] 150: RECOMMENDATIONS FROM A PILOT OPINION SURVEY FOR USING PROGRAM EVALUATION PRAXIS IN PLANNING EDUCATION EVALUATIONS þ GROOMS, Wes [University of Louisville] [email protected]
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768: THE EVALUATION OF LARGE CYCLING INFRASTRUCTURE 12.2 CONTEMPORARY PLANNING INVESTMENTS IN THE GLASGOW CLYDE VALLEY PLANNING IMAGINARIES AREA BEFORE, DURING, AND AFTER THE COMMONWEALTH CM Eligible GAMES: THE USE OF CROWDSOURCED DATA STRAVA Room: 101A HONG, Jinhyun [University of Glasgow] [email protected] Moderator/Discussant: BARRY, Janice [University of Waterloo] MCARTHUR, David [University of Glasgow] [email protected] [email protected] LIVINGSTON, Mark [University of Glasgow] 198: PLANNING THE CONTEMPORARY RISK CITY: NEW [email protected] THEORY AND PRACTICES FROM LONDON AND NEW YORK CITY þ 804: BICYCLING IN WALKABLE ENVIRONMENTS JABAREEN, Yosef [Technion - Israel Institute of Technology] CASPI, Or [Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey] [email protected] [email protected] SMART, Michael [Rutgers University] [email protected] 391: PLANNING IN A CONTINGENT, COMPLEX, AND CONFLICTING WORLD þ TORRES, Nilton [University of Sao Paulo] [email protected] 14.16 EQUITY IN TRANSPORTATION CM Eligible 831: TRANSFORMATIVE PLANNING IN CHINA: CONCEPT, Room: 101C APPROACH, AND A RESEARCH AGENDA þ XU, Nannan [University of British Columbia] [email protected] Moderator/Discussant: KARNER, Alex [University of Texas at Austin] [email protected] 1301: CYBER ANALOG CITIZENSHIP, AMERICAN NATIONALISM, AND ANTIFASCISM: DISPUTATION OF ONLINE 486: PLANNING AN INTEGRATED ACTIVE TRANSPORTATION AND PHYSICAL SPACE IN THE “BATTLE FOR BERKELEY” AND GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE SYSTEM FOR MENTAL WELL TRAPENBERG FRICK, Karen [University of California Berkeley] BEING IN DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES [email protected] DONG, Hongwei [California State University, Fresno] [email protected] 1331: NATURE AND THE CITY: SPECTACLE AND SOVEREIGNTY LI, Ming [California State University, Fresno] IN THE “CITY IN A GARDEN” [email protected] WADE, Matt [University of California Berkeley] PEREZ, Miguel [California State University, Fresno] [email protected] [email protected] WANG, Chih-Hao [California State University, Fresno] [email protected] 14.10 BICYCLING: STORIES OF RELATED ISSUES 792: BIKE LANES, GENTRIFICATION, AND SOCIAL EQUITY: CM Eligible LONGITUDINAL ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN BIKE LANE Room: 101H INVESTMENT AND AREA LEVEL SOCIODEMOGRAPHIC CHANGE IN THREE U.S. CITIES BETWEEN 1990 AND 2015 þ Moderator: CASPI, Or [Rutgers, The State University of New BRAUN, Lindsay [University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign] Jersey] [email protected] [email protected] RODRIGUEZ, Daniel [University of California Berkeley] Discussant: There will not be a discussant for this session. [email protected] GORDON-LARSEN, Penny [University of North Carolina at 167: WHO IS READY TO BICYCLE: USING BEHAVIOR CHANGE Chapel Hill] [email protected] THEORY TO CATEGORIZE AND MAP BICYCLISTS THIGPEN, Calvin [Arizona State University] [email protected] 967: PARKING FINES: REVENUE, DETERRENCE, AND EQUITY NELSON, Trisalyn [Arizona State University] MANVILLE, Michael [University of California Los Angeles] [email protected] [email protected] HERRIEN, Suzanne [Simon Fraser University] [email protected] 1184: RESIDENTIAL AND EMPLOYMENT GENTRIFICATION FULLER, Daniel [Memorial University] [email protected] IN NEW TRANSIT STATION AREAS: IMPLICATIONS OF GAUVIN, Lise [Université de Montréal] INFRASTRUCTURE, ACCESSIBILITY, RACE, AND CLASS [email protected] GUTHRIE, Andrew [University of Memphis] WINTERS, Meghan [Simon Fraser University] [email protected] [email protected] FAN, Yingling [University of Minnesota] [email protected] 684: WHOSE LANE IS IT ANYWAY? THE EXPERIENCE OF CYCLING IN A MID SIZED CITY MAYERS, Rebecca [University of British Columbia] [email protected] GLOVER, Troy [University of Waterloo] [email protected]
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989: A SPATIAL HEDONIC ANALYSIS OFA SHRINKING LAKE 1.4 ANALYTICAL METHODS TO 5.2 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND MEAD UNDERSTAND EXPANDING REGIONS ADVOCACY SINGH, Amrita [University of Alberta] CM Eligible CM Eligible [email protected] Room: 102 Room: 103 SAPHORES, Jean-Daniel [University of California, Irvine] [email protected] Moderator/Discussant: XU, Yuanshuo [Cornell University] Moderator: GONZALEZ, Erualdo Romero [California State [email protected] University, Fullerton] [email protected] 1085: THE IMPACT OF AIR POLLUTION ON HOUSING PRICES JIN, Tony [Texas Southern University] [email protected] 245: ASPIRATIONS AND REALITIES OF POLYCENTRIC Discussant: There will not be a discussant for this session. DEVELOPMENT: INSIGHTS FROM MULTI SOURCE DATA INTO 1269: THE IMPACT OF HOUSING PURCHASE RESTRICTION ON THE EMERGING URBAN FORM OF GREATER SHANGHAI þ 653: REBUILDING COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PRACTICE IN HOUSING MARKETS: A NEW PERSPECTIVE FROM MODELLING YANG, Tianren [University of Cambridge] TROUBLED TIMES BUY SELLERS IN TRANSACTION NETWORKS [email protected] WAGNER, Jacob [University of Missouri-Kansas City] ZHANG, Ziye [Cornell University] [email protected] JIN, Ying [University of Cambridge] [email protected] [email protected] 1342: SMART AND CONNECTED COMMUNITIES: 357: NEW GLOBAL HUMAN SETTLEMENT DATA AND ITS 678: A SHARED HOUSE AS A POTENTIAL RESOURCE FOR EMPOWERING PEOPLE AND PLACES THROUGH DYNAMIC, APPLICABILITY TO PLANNING RESEARCH þ COMMUNITY BUILDING COMMUNITY BASED REAL ESTATE VALUATION þ DEUSKAR, Chandan [University of Pennsylvania] CHO, Gi-Hyoug [Ulsan National Institute of Science and SPENCER, James [Clemson University] [email protected] [email protected] Technology] [email protected] KIM, Jeongseob [Ulsan National Institute of Science and 635: EXAMINING URBAN SPATIAL FORM THROUGH Technology] [email protected] 5.21 PRE ORGANIZED SESSION: WOO, Ayoung [Sejong University] [email protected] MICROBLOG HOTSPOTS DISTRIBUTION: A CASE STUDY OF MAPPING GENTRIFICATION AND SHANGHAI þ HAN, Jing [Tongji University] [email protected] 1021: PLANNING FOR FEAR: UNDERSTANDING RISK AS DISPLACEMENT: APPLICATIONS AND MOTIVATION FOR COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT IN INFORMAL APPROACHES SETTLEMENT CM Eligible 4.4 THE RIGHT TO RE SHAPE THE CITY FURTADO, Lara [University of Massachusetts Amherst] Room: 101A CM Eligible [email protected] Room: 104 RENSKI, Henry [University of Massachusetts Amherst] Moderator/Discussant: STEIL, Justin [Massachusetts Institute [email protected] of Technology] [email protected] Moderator/Discussant: REECE, Jason [The Ohio State MONTENEGRO-MENEZES, Flavia [University of Massachusetts University] [email protected] Amherst] [email protected] 342: MAPPING GENTRIFICATION AND DISPLACEMENT PRESSURE: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF CURRENT 183: IMMIGRANTS AND RIGHT TO THE CITY: THE VISIBILITY 1202: FROM CITIZEN PARTICIPATION TO STREET POWER AND METHODS ON BOSTON OF BANGLADESHI STREET VENDORS IN ROME COMMUNITY CONTROL: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THREE PREIS, Benjamin [Massachusetts Institute of Technology] PIAZZONI, Maria [Francesca University of Southern California] COMMUNITY INITIATED URBAN POLICY CAMPAIGNS [email protected] [email protected] GONZALEZ, Erualdo Romero [California State University, Fullerton] [email protected] JANAKIRAMAN, Aarthi [Massachusetts Institute of Technology] 282: THE IMPACT OF PRIVATIZATION ON DIVERSITY IN PUBLIC SARMIENTO, Carolina [University of Wisconsin-Madison] [email protected] SPACE: EVIDENCE FROM DOWNTOWN DALLAS PARKS þ [email protected] BOB, Alex [Massachusetts Institute of Technology] GHAFFARI, Nazanin [University of Texas at Arlington] URZUA, Ana [Santa Ana Building Healthy Communities] [email protected] nazanin.gha [email protected] [email protected] AREFI, Mahyar [University of Texas at Arlington] TURNER, Clara [Orange County Communities Organized for 343: MONITORING STREETS THROUGH TWEETS: USING mahyar.are@uta.edu Responsible Development] [email protected] USER GENERATED GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION TO PREDICT SARMIENTO, Luis [El Centro Cultural de México] GENTRIFICATION AND DISPLACEMENT 1007: LIFE SPACE MOBILITY AND AGING IN PLACE 104 [email protected] CHAPPLE, Karen [University of California Berkeley] KIM, Ja Young [University of Utah] [email protected] [email protected] GARCIA ZAMBRANA, Ivis [University of Utah] ZOOK, Matthew [University of Kentucky] [email protected] 5.12 MEASURING HOUSING PRICE [email protected] DYNAMICS POORTHUIS, Ate [Singapore University of Technology & Design] 1059: THE RIGHT TO RESHAPE THE CITY AS A PERSON CM Eligible [email protected] LIVING WITH DEMENTIA: IDENTIFYING BARRIERS AND Room: 105 ADAPTING THE OPEN HOUSE LESSONS FROM WATERLOO, 1143: GENTRIFICATION NEAR RAIL TRANSIT AREAS: A MICRO CANADA 104 Moderator: SPENCER, James [Clemson University] DATA ANALYSIS OF MOVES INTO AND OUT OF LOS ANGELES BIGLIERI, Samantha [University of Waterloo] [email protected] METRO RAIL STATION AREAS þ [email protected] BURINSKIY, Evgeny [University of Southern California] Discussant: There will not be a discussant for this session. [email protected] BOARNET, Marlon [University of Southern California] 1282: THE RESILIENCE PLANNER'S PARADOX: RESILIENT 38: HOUSING RESILIENCE TO THE GREAT RECESSION: A [email protected] AFRICAN AMERICAN 'NEW TOWNS' OF FLOOD PRONE, NEW RODNYANSKY, Seva [University of Southern California] ORLEANS GEOGRAPHICALLY WEIGHTED REGRESSION APPROACH TO INVESTIGATING THE SPATIALLY VARIED BUILT [email protected] AIDOO, Fallon [University of New Orleans] [email protected] BOARNET, Raphael [Federal Reserve of Atlanta] ENVIRONMENT EFFECTS ON HOUSING PRICE CHEN, Na [University of Cincinnati] [email protected] [email protected] WANG, Chih-Hao [California State University, Fresno] JAMME, Hue-Tham [University of Southern California] [email protected] [email protected]
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51: PRESERVATION PLANNING FOR DOWNTOWN 6.4 HOUSING AND URBAN UPGRADING 523: USING A TIME PRESSURE FRAMEWORK TO UNDERSTAND REVITALIZATION: CLEVELAND, OHIO’S WAREHOUSE DISTRICT CM Eligible HOW TRANSPORTATION ACTIVITIES AFFECT URBAN DIETS RYBERG-WEBSTER, Stephanie [Cleveland State University] Room: 101B WIDENER, Michael [University of Toronto] [email protected] [email protected] Moderator/Discussant: BOLLENS, Scott [University of FARBER, Steven [University of Toronto] California Irvine] [email protected] [email protected] 11.3 ALTERED STATES: NEW MINAKER, Leia [University of Waterloo] 120: UPGRADING HOUSING SETTLEMENT FOR THE URBAN PERSPECTIVES ON PLANNING [email protected] CM Eligible POOR IN INDONESIA: AN ANALYSIS OF THE KAMPUNG DERET PATTERSON, Zachary [Concordia University] Room: 101E PROGRAM [email protected] RUKMANA, Deden [Alabama A&M University] GILLILAND, Jason [Western University] [email protected] Moderator/Discussant: JOHNSON, Bonnie [University of [email protected] Kansas] [email protected] 640: ENHANCING URBAN FOOD SYSTEMS THROUGH 1133: RETHINKING NGO INVOLVEMENT IN FEDERALLY PLANNING AND DESIGN: REFLECTIONS ON A DECADE OF 201: WHAT ABOUT THE CHUTES? ARNSTEIN’S LADDER, SPONSORED SLUM HOUSING PROJECTS: THE CASE OF TORONTO EXPERIENCES þ PUBLIC PARTICIPATION, AND ENGAGING EMOTIONS IN 21ST MADURAI, INDIA NASR, Joseph [Ryerson University] [email protected] CENTURY PLANNING SANGA, Naganika [University of Michigan] KOMISAR, June [Ryerson University] [email protected] LYLES, Ward [University of Kansas] [email protected] [email protected] WHITE, Stacey [University of Kansas] [email protected] 173: HOW SOCIAL VULNERABILITY INDEX RELATES TO OBESITY? 360: PREPARING AND RESPONDING TO DISASTERS: 6.5 URBAN INFORMALITY YU, Chia-Yuan [University of Central Florida] A PLANNING PROCESS FOR INTEGRATING PUBLIC CM Eligible [email protected] PARTICIPATION AND EXPERT INPUT Room: 107 XU, Minjie [Texas A&M University] [email protected] OZAWA, Connie [Portland State University] [email protected] KAUFMAN, Sanda [Cleveland State University] Moderator/Discussant: SANTIAGO, Luis [University of Central 618: STUDY OF URBAN ENVIRONMENT FACTORS [email protected] Florida] [email protected] INFLUENCING PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES AND HEALTH: A CASE SHMUELI, Deborah [University of Haifa] STUDY OF 16 NEIGHBORHOODS IN NAN’AN DISTRICT, [email protected] 148: HOMELESS PEOPLE OCCUPYING PEOPLE LESS HOMES: CHONGQING, CHINA JUDICIARY SPONSORED EVICTIONS IN BRAZIL LU, Feidong [Tongji University] [email protected] 773: REVIEWING TECHNIQUES FOR ENCOURAGING PEOPLE TO JAHN VERRI, Fernanda [University of California, Los Angeles] TEST THEIR PERSPECTIVE, PRIVILEGE, AND BIAS þ [email protected] WIETERS, Meghan [University of Oklahoma] 10.5 PRE ORGANIZED SESSION: [email protected] 379: PLANNING THE INVISIBLE CITY: MIGRATION AND URBAN PRESERVATION IN THE RESURGENT CITIZENSHIP IN GURGAON, INDIA þ 1049: CODESIGN GAMES EXPLORING ALTERNATIVE RESOURCE GOLDSTEIN, Shoshana [Cornell University] CITY INFRASTRUCTURES [email protected] CM Eligible Room: 101D TEH, Tse-Hui [University College London (The Bartlett)] [email protected] 1147: CONSTRUCTING MARGINALITY: LONG TERM Moderator/Discussant: KRISHNA, Ashima [University at SHELTER IMPACTS OF DISPLACEMENT IN POST DISASTER Bu alo, SUNY] ashimakr@bu alo.edu 1088: SHIFTING POWER AND REFRAMING “SAFETY” MONTSERRAT THROUGH COMMUNITY DIALOGUES ON POLICING AND RACE HOOPER, Michael [Harvard University] 47: SERENDIPITOUS PRESERVATION THROUGH URBAN QUICK, Kathryn [University of Minnesota] [email protected] [email protected] TRANSFORMATION: FAITH TO FAITH REUSE OF HERITAGE 1296: URBAN INFORMALITY AND THE ROLE OF PUBLIC CHURCHES IN BUFFALO’S EAST SIDE KRISHNA, Ashima [University at Bu alo, SUNY] SPACES: A TALE OF FOUR CITIES IN BIHAR, INDIA ashimakr@bu alo.edu ALAKSHENDRA, Abhinav [University of Florida] HALL, Enjoli [University at Bu alo, SUNY] alakshendra@u .edu enjoliha@bu alo.edu
48: LESSONS IN ADVOCACY: HOW ADDRESSING DIFFICULT 8.3 WELL BEING, FOOD INSECURITY, HISTORY IS CHANGING PRESERVATION PRACTICE þ AND VULNERABLE POPULATIONS BERGERON, Emily [University of Kentucky] CM Eligible [email protected] Room: 101C APPLER, Douglas [University of Kentucky] [email protected] Moderator/Discussant: FRIMPONG BOAMAH, Emmanual [University at Bu alo, SUNY] efrimpon@bu alo.edu 49: NEW FACES IN HISTORIC PRESERVATION: EXAMINING THE ROLE OF THE “YOUNG PRESERVATIONIST MOVEMENT” IN 272: THE SPATIAL ARRANGEMENT OF GROCERY STORES RUST BELT CITIES IN OKLAHOMA: DO AMERICAN INDIAN COMMUNITIES KINAHAN, Kelly [University of Louisville] EXPERIENCE EQUITABLE ACCESS TO FRESH PRODUCE? [email protected] LOWERY, Bryce [University of Oklahoma] RYBERG-WEBSTER, Stephanie [Cleveland State University] [email protected] [email protected]
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1128: IMPLEMENTING SUSTAINABLE LAND USE: CALIFORNIA 12.3 DEMOCRACY, CITIZENSHIP, AND METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATIONS MPOS AND 14.22 MODE CHOICE BEHAVIOR EMANCIPATORY POLITICS THE ART OF NUDGING LOCAL GOVERNMENTS CM Eligible CM Eligible SCIARA, Gian-Claudia [The University of Texas at Austin] Room: 108 Room: 101F [email protected] Moderator/Discussant: HAMIDI, Shima [University of Texas at Moderator/Discussant: DORRIES, Heather [Carleton Arlington] [email protected] University] [email protected] 14.6 LAND USE AND ACCESSIBILITY CM Eligible 249: A COMPARISON OF PERSONAL COMMUTE SATISFACTION 322: THE RADICAL PRAGMATISM OF CROWDSOURCED Room: 101H AT TWO DIFFERENT TIME PERIODS þ CO PRODUCTION þ WILLMAN, Josie [University of Wisconsin] Milwaukee] GRIFFIN, Greg [The University of Texas at Austin] Moderator/Discussant: DONG, Hongwei [University of [email protected] gregpgri[email protected] California, Fresno] [email protected] SCHNEIDER, Robert [University of Wisconsin] Milwaukee] [email protected] 591: POLITICAL INEQUALITY IN TRANSPORT 298: ACCESSIBILITY, DERIVED DEMAND, AND TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE PLANNING: A CASE OF MELBOURNE, AND LAND USE POLICY 517: CAN RIDE HAILING SERVICES SHIFT TRAVEL BEHAVIOR AUSTRALIA LEVINE, Jonathan [University of Michigan] IN SOUTHERN MILLENNIALS? A COMPARATIVE EXPLORATORY LEGACY, Crystal [The [University of Melbourne] [email protected] STUDY OF MILLENNIALS IN NORTH CAROLINA, FLORIDA, AND [email protected] ALABAMA 108 329: LEFT BEHIND IN AN AUTO DOMINATED LANDSCAPE: THOMAS, Alainna [University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill] 614: COMMONING OR BEING COMMONED: COMMUNITY THE INCREASING ROLE OF CARS IN ECONOMIC MOBILITY, [email protected] RHETORIC AND THE ACTUAL PRACTICES OF COLLECTIVE 1968 2015 þ HOUSING IN BANGKOK SMART, Michael [Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey] 758: EXPLORING THE ROLE OF TRAVEL SATISFACTION AND SHELBY, Hayden [University of California Berkeley] [email protected] TRAVEL LIKING ATTITUDE ON MODE CHOICE þ [email protected] KLEIN, Nicholas [Cornell University] LE, Huyen [Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University] [email protected] [email protected] 910: ARGUMENTATION TACTICS IN PUBLIC MEETINGS 101F BUEHLER, Ralph [Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State GANAPATI, Sukumar [Florida International University] 392: WHO’S IN THE DRIVER’S SEAT? GENDER AND THE University] [email protected] ganapati@u.edu DIVISION OF CAR USE IN AUTO DEFICIT HOUSEHOLDS FAN, Yingling [University of Minnesota] [email protected] ALI, Susannah [Florida International University] sali@u.edu BLUMENBERG, Evelyn [University of California Los Angeles] GLASGOW, Trevin [Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State [email protected] University] [email protected] SCHOUTEN, Andrew [University of California, Los Angeles] HANKEY, Steve [Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State 13.3 WHAT IS THE ROLE OF [email protected] University] [email protected] INSTITUTIONS IN REGIONAL BROWN, Anne [University of California, Los Angeles] [email protected] 1000: ON DEMAND RIDEHAILING AND SUSTAINABLE GOVERNANCE AND PLANNING? TRANSPORTATION; PERSPECTIVES FROM TRANSPORTATION CM Eligible PROFESSIONALS Room: 101G 480: HOW CAR DONATION PROGRAMS CHANGE THE LIVES OF POOR FAMILIES PIKE, Susan [University of California, Davis] [email protected] Moderator/Discussant: SHI, Linda [Cornell University] KLEIN, Nicholas [Cornell University] [email protected] [email protected] 1157: USE OF RIDEHAILING AND THEIR IMPACTS ON THE USE 665: CAR DEFICIT HOUSEHOLDS: DETERMINANTS AND OF OTHER TRAVEL MODES IN CALIFORNIA: EVIDENCE FROM 432: FRAGILITY IN VOLUNTARY REGIONALISM: EFFICIENCY IMPLICATIONS FOR HOUSEHOLD TRAVEL 2015 2018 CALIFORNIA PANEL STUDY MYTHS AND IMPACTS FOR EQUITY þ SCHOUTEN, Andrew [University of California, Los Angeles] ALEMI, Farzad [University of California, Davis] ALDAG, Austin [Cornell University] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] WARNER, Mildred [Cornell University] [email protected] BLUMENBERG, Evelyn [University of California Los Angeles] CIRCELLA, Giovanni [University of California, Davis], and [email protected] [Georgia Institute of Technology] [email protected] HANDY, Susan [University of California, Davis] 925: THE INFLUENCE OF SB 375 AND SB 1059 ON DECISION BROWN, Anne [University of California, Los Angeles] [email protected] [email protected] MAKING AT CALIFORNIA AND OREGON MPOS: CASE STUDIES MOKHTARIAN, Patricia [Georgia Institute of Technology] PROFFITT, David [University of Utah] david.pro[email protected] [email protected] 1046: REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT OR REGIONAL PLANNING? A CROSS STATE CONTENT ANALYSIS OF STATE SPONSORED INTEGRATED REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT PLANS GREEN, Timothy [Clemson University] [email protected] FINN, Donovan [Stony Brook University] donovan.[email protected]
1089: RESTRUCTURING CITIES, RETHINKING PLANNING? THE IMPACTS OF MUNICIPAL MERGERS ON PLANNING PRACTICES IN SOUTH AFRICA SUBRAMANYAM, Nidhi [Cornell University] [email protected] MARAIS, Lochner [University of the Free State] [email protected]
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14.29 IMPACTS OF TODS CM Eligible THURSDAY Room: 109 11:15AM - 12:45PM Moderator/Discussant: MAGHELAL, Praveen [Khalifa University of Science and Technology] praveen.maghelal@ ku.ac.ae LUNCH ON YOUR OWN, OR
127: EVALUATING ENERGY EFFICIENCY OF TRANSIT ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT: A CASE OF MOCKINGBIRD GPEIG BUSINESS MEETING STATION, DALLAS TX & LUNCHEON MAGHELAL, Praveen [Khalifa University of Science and (Advance Ticket Purchase Technology] [email protected] AZAR, Elie [Khalifa University of Science and Technology] Required) [email protected] Room 106A TREPCI, Esra [Khalifa University of Science and Technology] [email protected]
196: COMPARATIVE CASE STUDIES: TRIP AND PARKING GENERATION AT ORENCO STATION TOD, PORTLAND REGION AND STATION PARK TAD, SALT LAKE CITY REGION EWING, Reid [University of Utah] [email protected] TIAN, Guang [University of New Orleans] [email protected] PARK, Keunhyun [University of Utah] [email protected]
477: THE IMPACT OF URBAN RAIL TRANSIT LINES ON CAR OWNERSHIP AND TRAVEL MODE CHOICE: EVIDENCES FROM THE OPENING OF THE CIRCLE LINE IN SINGAPORE DAI, Fangzhou [National University of Singapore] fangzhou. [email protected] DIAO, Mi [National University of Singapore] [email protected]
629: THE MISSING LINK BETWEEN PLACE AND PRODUCTIVITY? THE IMPACT OF TRANSIT ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT ON THE KNOWLEDGE AND CREATIVITY ECONOMY HAMIDI, Shima [University of Texas at Arlington] [email protected] ZANDIATASHBAR, Ahoura [University of Texas at Arlington] [email protected] FOSTER, Nicole [University of the West of England] [email protected] PARK, Keunhyun [University of Utah] [email protected]
741: WHAT REMAINS? DISCRETIONARY INCOME CHANGES FOR LOWER INCOME RESIDENTS IN TRANSIT ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT SITES KIM, SeungHoon [The Ohio State University] [email protected] BAKER, Dwayne [Queens College CUNY] [email protected]
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1082: BENCHMARK: OPEN SOURCING THE MEASUREMENT OF HOUSING POLICY DEBATE JOURNAL EDITORIAL PUBLIC LIFE þ 2.2 STRATEGIES FOR EQUITABLE AND BOARD MEETING WILLIAMS, Sarah [Massachusetts Institute of Technology] INCLUSIVE DEVELOPMENT Room: Board Room, Convention Center [email protected] CM Eligible AHN, Chaewon [Massachusetts Institute of Technology] Room: 101H [email protected] GPEIG ROUNDTABLE: DIFFICULT DIALOGUES GUNC, Hayrettin [Massachusetts Institute of Technology] Moderator/Discussant: KELMENSON, Sophie [University of ADDRESSING CHALLENGING TOPICS IN [email protected] North Carolina at Chapel Hill] [email protected] INTERNATIONAL PLANNING EDUCATION CM | 1.5 OZGIRIN, Ege [Massachusetts Institute of Technology] Room: 101A [email protected] 482: TARGETED HIRE POLICIES IN US CITIES: WHO IS PEARCE, Michael [Massachusetts Institute of Technology] ADOPTING THEM, HOW, AND WHY? Co-Moderators: [email protected] SCHROCK, Greg [Portland State University] [email protected] DAS, Ashok [University of Hawaii] XIONG, Zhekun [Massachusetts Institute of Technology] [email protected] [email protected] 848: REVISITING THE ONE HILL DISTRICT CBA IN PITTSBURGH: GANAPATI, Nazife [Florida International University] WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS TO THE COMMUNITY? ganapat@u.edu LAST, Athena [Syracuse University] [email protected] 1.6 GETTING SENTIMENTAL ABOUT BIG Participants: DATA: SOCIAL MEDIA AND SENTIMENT 1156: EMBEDDING MOBILITY: TRAINING INSTITUTIONS AND OWUSU, Francis [Iowa State University] [email protected] ANALYSIS INCLUSIVE DEVELOPMENT IN PERNAMBUCO AND RIO DE VIDYARTHI, Sanjeev [University of Illinois at Chicago] CM Eligible JANEIRO, BRAZIL [email protected] Room: 107 GUINN, Andrew [University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill] DOAN, Petra [Florida State University] [email protected] [email protected] MACEDO, Joseli [University of Florida] joseli@u .edu Moderator/Discussant: JIANG, Shan [Massachusetts Institute KIM, Annette [University of Southern California] of Technology] [email protected] 1176: IS IT TIME TO RETIRE THE TERM “INNER CITY?”: RE [email protected] EXPLORING THE GEOGRAPHY OF METROPOLITAN DISTRESS POTTER, Cuz [Korea University] [email protected] 375: “CITIZEN’S AFFECT” ASSESSMENT FOR I 85 BRIDGE LESTER, Bill [University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill] COLLAPSE EVENT USING SOCIAL MEDIA MINING þ [email protected] DUTT, Florina [Georgia Institute of Technology] KAZA, Nikhil [University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill] PAB ROUNDTABLE: INNOVATION IN PLANNING [email protected] EDUCATION & ACCREDITATION CM | 1.5 GUHATHAKURTA, Subhrajit [Georgia Institute of Technology] 1224: EXAMINING THE CONNECTIONS BETWEEN WORKFORCE Room: Genessee, Hyatt Hotel [email protected] DEVELOPMENT, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, AND COMMUNITY WEALTH BUILDING: A THREE CASE COMPARISON Speakers: 429: LEVERAGING MACHINE LEARNING AND TWITTER TO HARPER-ANDERSON, Elsie [Virginia Commonwealth University] KNIGHT, Bruce [Chair of PAB/Planning & Development, City of IDENTIFY RESCUE NEEDS DURING HURRICANE HARVEY þ [email protected] Champaign] MOBLEY, William [Texas A&M University], Galveston] LIEBER, Alex [PAB Task Force on Innovation and [email protected] Communication in Planning Education/AKRF, Inc.] SEBASTIAN, Antonia [Rice University] [email protected] 4.6 THE QUEST FOR GENDER KOTVAL, Zenia [PAB Board Member/Professor, Michigan State RESPONSIVE PLANNING University] 663: USING BIG DATA AND MACHINE LEARNING TO CM Eligible LYLES, Ward [Assistant Professor, University of Kansas] UNDERSTAND NEIGHBORHOOD DYNAMICS Room: 101G HOEY, Lesli [Assistant Professor, University of Michigan] FREEMAN, Lance [Columbia University] [email protected] KONTOKOSTA, Constantine [New York University] Moderator/Discussant: KASH, Gwen [University of North [email protected] Carolina at Chapel Hill] [email protected] 1.5 SENSING PERCEPTION, PUBLIC LIFE, AND PUBLIC SPACE 857: INVESTIGATING THE CAUSAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN 619: THE GENDERED PRODUCTION OF INFRASTRUCTURE CM Eligible REAL ESTATE ONLINE NEWS AND HOUSING SALES PRICES: AN SIEMIATYCKI, Matti [University of Toronto] Room: 103 APPROACH TO THE SENTIMENT ANALYSIS USING BIG DATA OF [email protected] SEOUL, KOREA ENRIGHT, Theresa [University of Toronto] Moderator/Discussant: ROBINSON, Pamela [Ryerson PARK, Jae Soo [Kangwon National University] [email protected] University] [email protected] [email protected] VALVERDE, Mariana [University of Toronto] LEE, Jae-Su [Kangwon National University] [email protected] 367: USE OF ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY EEG FOR [email protected] THE ANALYSIS OF EMOTIONAL PERCEPTION AND FEAR TO WON, Jaewoong [Kyung Hee University] 913: A GENDER LENS TO CREATIVE PLACEMAKING þ NIGHTSCAPES FRISCH, Michael [University of Missouri-Kansas City] HAN, Soyoung [Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State [email protected] University] [email protected] KIM, Mintai [Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University] 987: WHERE ARE THE WOMEN IN INDIA’S SMART CITY [email protected] TRANSPORT PLANS? SINGH, Seema [Cornell University] [email protected] 604: USING MULTI SENSORY IMMERSIVE VIRTUAL REALITY IN PARTICIPATORY PLANNING 1162: GENDER, PARTICIPATION, AND RESILIENCE: MAKING MEENAR, Mahbubur [Rowan University] [email protected] THE INVISIBLE VISIBLE CAI, Yanjun [University of Toronto] [email protected]
1207: THE QUEST FOR GENDER RESPONSIVE PLANNING: A COMPREHENSIVE STUDY OF COLOMBIAN MUNICIPALITIES þ LOZANO TORRES, Yancili [Florida State University] [email protected]
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312: MULTIDIMENSIONAL DISCRIMINATION IN THE ONLINE 571: EVOLUTION IN THE OWNERSHIP OF RENTAL PROPERTIES 5.17 NEIGHBORHOOD AMENITIES AND RENTAL HOUSING MARKET: IMPLICATIONS FOR FAMILIES IN THE UNITED STATE QUALITY OF LIFE WITH YOUNG CHILDREN þ LEE, Hyojung [Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies] CM Eligible FABER, Jacob [New York University] [email protected] [email protected] Room: 109 MERCIER, Marie [New York University] [email protected] SPADER, Jonathan [Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies] [email protected] Moderator: STERN, Matthew [University of North Carolina] 314: FAIR HOUSING II: A SYSTEMIC APPROACH HERBERT, Christopher [Harvard Joint Center for Housing [email protected] JARGOWSKY, Paul [Rutgers University] Studies] [email protected] [email protected] Discussant: There will not be a discussant for this session. 572: HIGHER EDUCATION, HIGHER RENTS: COLLEGES, 318: WHAT’S FAIR? WHERE’S FAIR? THE GEOGRAPHY OF UNIVERSITIES, AND RENTAL HOUSING 41: WHAT MAKES RESIDENTS SATISFIED WITH THEIR METROPOLITAN FAIR HOUSING CHOICE IN CHICAGO MAWHORTER, Sarah [University of California, Berkeley] NEIGHBORHOODS? AN IMPACT ASYMMETRY ANALYSIS GREENLEE, Andrew [University of Illinois at Urbana- [email protected] USING THE MACHINE LEARNING TECHNIQUE Champaign] [email protected] EHLENZ, Meagan [Arizona State University] WU, Xinyi [University of Minnesota] [email protected] [email protected] CAO, Xinyu [University of Minnesota] [email protected] 5.22 PLANNING THE SHRINKING CITY 573: ‘THAT’S LIKE MY PENSION, THE PASSIVE INCOME:’ WHAT 733: HOW DOES NEIGHBORHOOD ACTIVITIES INFLUENCE CM Eligible DRIVES AMATEURS TO SPECULATE IN THE LOW END RENTAL RESIDENTIAL SATISFACTION? EVIDENCE FROM SHANGHAI Room: 101F MARKET TA, Na [East China Normal University] [email protected] GARBODEN, Philip [University of Hawaii] [email protected] Moderator/Discussant: SHETTY, Sujata [University of Toledo] 959: THE AVAILABILITY OF CHILDREN’S PLAY SPACES [email protected] IN YOUTHIFIED NEIGHBOURHOODS: A CASE STUDY OF 6.34 PRE ORGANIZED SESSION: PORTLAND AND NEW YORK þ 206: ABANDONMENT AND QUALITY OF LIFE: A COMPARISON GLOBAL DISPLACEMENTS AND MOOS, Markus [University of Waterloo] OF URBAN AND SUBURBAN AREAS REFUGEE URBANIZATION [email protected] LEE, Ryun Jung [Texas A&M University] CM Eligible SHADKAM, Anahita [University of Waterloo] [email protected] Room: 101D [email protected] NEWMAN, Galen [Texas A&M University] [email protected] Moderator/Discussant: DAVIS, Diane [Harvard University] 1078: JOBS, AMENITIES, OR HOUSING? THE ROLE OF DAY, Wayne [Texas A&M University] [email protected] [email protected] HOUSING AFFORDABILITY IN INTER CITY LOCATION CHOICES OF URBAN MIGRANTS 788: UNEVEN QUALITY OF LIFE, WEAK MARKETS, AND 453: SLUMS AS CAMPS HU, Wan Yang [University of California, Los Angeles] OTHER BLIND SPOTS IN BUFFALO’S RESURGENCE NARRATIVE: HUQ, Efadul [University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign] [email protected] A FOCUS ON EQUITY [email protected] WEAVER, Russell [Texas State University] MIRAFTAB, Faranak [University of Illinois at Urbana- 1081: THE IMPACT OF CHICAGO’S $1 LARGE LOT PROGRAM [email protected] Champaign] [email protected] ON CRIME AND WEALTH BUILDING KNIGHT, Jason [SUNY Bu alo State] knightjc@bu alostate.edu STERN, Matthew [University of North Carolina] BUKI, Charles [CZB, LLC] [email protected] 454: SEEING THE CITY AS A MOTORBIKE RIDER: PRACTICES OF [email protected] SYRIAN MALE REFUGEES IN BEIRUT, LEBANON LESTER, Bill [University of North Carolina] [email protected] 1008: BUILDING CIVIC CAPACITY IN THE FACE OF DECLINE: FAWAZ, Mona [AUB] [email protected] THE EFFECT OF STATE POLICY ON LAND BANKS þ WEST, John [Ball State University] [email protected] 455: RESETTLING THE CITY: REFUGEE SETTLEMENT AND 5.20 PRE ORGANIZED SESSION: THE EMERGING LANDSCAPE OF POST PARTITION DELHI AND FAIR HOUSING ACT AT 50 BOMBAY CM Eligible 5.29 PRE ORGANIZED SESSION: WEINSTEIN, Liza [Northeastern University] Room: 101C PRIVATELY OWNED RENTAL HOUSING [email protected] IN THE US: CHANGES IN TENANT AND Moderator/Discussant: REINA, Vincent [University of 1016: HUMANITARIAN PLANNERS IN THE “CENTURY OF THE Pennsylvania] [email protected] OWNER BEHAVIOR CM Eligible UNSETTLED MAN” Room: 105 POTVIN, Marianne [Harvard University] 310: GENTRIFICATION AND FAIR HOUSING: DOES [email protected] GENTRIFICATION HINDER OR FOSTER INTEGRATION? Moderator: GARBODEN, Philip [University of Hawaii] ELLEN, Ingrid [New York University] [email protected] [email protected] TORRATS-ESPINOSA, Gerard [New York University] [email protected] Discussant: There will not be a discussant for this session.
311: SURVIVAL OF THE FAIREST? ANALYSIS OF AFHS 569: CREDIT, COMMUNITY, AND RISK SUBMITTED PURSUANT TO THE AFFIRMATIVELY FURTHERING NELSON, Katharine [Rutgers, The State University of New FAIR HOUSING RULE Jersey] [email protected] KELLY, Nicholas [Massachusetts Institute of Technology] NEWMAN, Kathe [Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey] [email protected] [email protected] STEIL, Justin [Massachusetts Institute of Technology] [email protected] 570: SHARP RENT INCREASES AND THE NATURALLY JORDAN, Reed [Massachusetts Institute of Technology] OCCURRING AFFORDABLE STOCK [email protected] DECKER, Nathaniel [University of California, Berkeley] WOLUCHEM, Maia [Massachusetts Institute of Technology] [email protected] [email protected]
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9.24 PRE ORGANIZED SESSION: 12.5 POLITICS, LAW, AND 14.32 ISSUES IN PUBLIC UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY DECOLONISING PLANNING THEORY TRANSPORTATION PARTNERSHIPS: INNOVATIONS AND CM Eligible CM Eligible CHALLENGES FOR HIGHER EDUCATION Room: 104 Room: 101E CM Eligible Room: 108 Moderator/Discussant: IRAZABAL-ZURITA, Clara [University of Moderator/Discussant: TAYLOR, Brian [University of California, Missouri-Kansas City] [email protected] Los Angeles] [email protected] Moderator/Discussant: VAZQUEZ CASTILLO, Maria Teresa [Universidad Autonoma de Ciudad Juarez] 558: DECOLONIAL AESTHETICS AND THE ART OF REFUSAL: 33: EXPLORING RIDER SATISFACTION WITH ARTERIAL BRT: AN [email protected] LESSONS FOR PLANNING IN DUANE LINKLATER’S MONSTERS INTEGRATION OF THE IMPACT ASYMMETRY ANALYSIS AND FOR BEAUTY, PERMANENCE, AND INDIVIDUALITY MACHINE LEARNING 240: UNIVERSITY PARTNERSHIPS WITH RURAL DORRIES, Heather [Carleton University] CAO, Xinyu [University of Minnesota] [email protected] COMMUNITIES [email protected] WU, Xinyi [University of Minnesota] [email protected] BRINKLEY, Catherine [University of California, Davis] [email protected] 839: THE PUBLIC INTEREST AND INDIGENOUS LAW: 823: ARE ALL TRANSFERS EQUALLY BURDENSOME? AN EXPLORING THE POSSIBILITIES FOR A NEW ETHICAL ‘PIVOT’ ANALYSIS OF SATISFACTION WITH TRANSFERS AMONG 241: LAYING THE GROUNDWORK FOR THE ENGAGED CAMPUS: FOR PLANNING þ PUBLIC TRANSIT USERS IN MONTREAL, CANADA INNOVATIONS AT TWO RESEARCH UNIVERSITIES þ BARRY, Janice [University of Manitoba] GRISE, Emily [McGill University] [email protected] GOUGH, Meghan [Virginia Commonwealth University] [email protected] EL-GENEIDY, Ahmed [McGill University] [email protected] [email protected] BROWN-WILSON, Barbara [University of Virginia] 1063: EQUIPPING URBAN PLANNING FOR REDISTRIBUTIVE [email protected] JUSTICE THROUGH THE CREATION OF NEW URBAN 1223: PREDICTING THE VMT AND EMISSIONS IMPACTS OF INDIGENOUS RESERVES: A CASE STUDY OF PRACTICE AND PARK AND RIDE TRANSIT IN THE TWIN CITIES 243: DELIBERATIVE WORKSHOPS ON AFFORDABLE HOUSING: DISCOURSE IN A MEDIUM SIZED CANADIAN CITY DUNCAN, Michael [Florida State University] ISLANDS OF SAFE DISCURSIVE SPACE WITHIN PROBLEMATIC IWAMA, Daniel [University of California Los Angeles] [email protected] PARTNERSHIPS [email protected] CAO, Xinyu [University of Minnesota] [email protected] RAYNOR, Katrina [University of Melbourne] [email protected] PALM, Matthew [University of Melbourne] 14.27 TRAVEL DEMAND MANAGEMENT [email protected] CM Eligible WHITE, Kimbra [Mosaic Lab Consulting] Room: 102 [email protected] Moderator/Discussant: CURRANS, Kristina [Arizona State 244: DESIGNING A FIELD SCHOOL: NAVIGATING UNIVERSITY University] [email protected] STRUCTURES AND POLICIES ASHLEY, Amanda [Boise State University] 216: SPATIAL WORK FLEXIBILITY AND DEMAND TO TRAVEL: [email protected] FINDINGS FROM A STUDY OF WORK LOCATION DECISION MAKING IN THE NEW YORK CITY METROPOLITAN AREA 1333: DEVELOPING A COMMUNITY ENGAGED SCHOLARSHIP STILES, Jonathan [Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey] AGENDA [email protected] POTHUKUCHI, Kami [Wayne State University] [email protected] 825: NATIONWIDE TRAVEL TRENDS 1990 2017 RALPH, Kelcie [Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey] [email protected] 12.4 JUSTICE, PARTICIPATION, AND PLANNING 1120: THE SPATIOTEMPORAL IMPACT OF SMOG ON CM Eligible RESIDENTS’ TRAVEL INTENSITY: EMPIRICAL STUDY BASED ON Room: 101B CELLULAR SIGNALING DATA FROM SHANGHAI JIANG, Hetao [Tongji University] [email protected] Moderator/Discussant: LEGACY, Crystal [The University of Melbourne] [email protected] 1132: WHAT DRIVES CITIES TO CONSIDER AND ADOPT INNOVATIVE APPROACHES TO TRAFFIC IMPACT ASSESSMENT? 57: IS ARNSTEIN’S LADDER STILL RELEVANT? þ COMBS, Tabitha [University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill] FAINSTEIN, Susan [Harvard University] [email protected] [email protected] MCDONALD, Noreen [University of North Carolina at Chapel LUBINSKY, Adam [WXY Studio] Hill] [email protected] [email protected]
877: SANCTUARY PLANNING AND THE PUSH AGAINST THE CARCERAL CITY SARMIENTO, Carolina [University of Wisconsin] [email protected]
941: TEN PARTICIPATION NORMS FOR URBAN DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS VAN DER VEEN, Menno [University of Amsterdam] [email protected]
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962: IMPACT ASSESSMENT OF THE FEDERAL NATURAL AND PAB SITE VISITOR CHAIR TRAINING 3.1 AIR: HOW DO CHANGING VEHICLE CULTURAL RESOURCES NCR RECOVERY SUPPORT FUNCTION Room: Genessee, Hyatt Hotel TECHNOLOGIES AND LAND USE RSF PATTERNS AFFECT AIR QUALITY? CHANDRASEKHAR, Divya [University of Utah] CM Eligible [email protected] LINCOLN INSTITUTE OF LAND POLICY: SPARK Room: 101B RUMORE, Danya [University of Utah] INNOVATION IN LEARNING DESIGN CM | 1.25 [email protected] Room: 101A Moderator/Discussant: PROFFITT, David [University of Utah] PROFFITT, David [University of Utah] david.pro[email protected] david.pro[email protected] SIDDIQ, Fariba [University of Utah] [email protected] Instructional Designer: VUE, Ge [Instructional Designer, Lincoln Institute of Land Policy] [email protected] 427: EFFECTS OF AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES ON VEHICULAR EMISSIONS 3.10 LOCATION: WHAT DO WE LEARN Speakers: HWANG, Ha [University at Bu alo, SUNY] WHEN WE REFOCUS ON THE LOCAL LYLES, Ward [Assistant Professor, [University of Kansas] hahwang@bu alo.edu [email protected] DIMENSION OF ENVIRONMENTAL NGUYEN-HOANG, Phuong [University of Iowa] 1051: LOCAL CLIMATE ACTION PLANNING AND URBAN PLANNING? CM Eligible GOODS MOVEMENT: ASSESSING STRATEGIES TO REDUCE Room: 104 GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS FROM URBAN FREIGHT 2.10 MIGRATION AND DEMOGRAPHIC TRANSPORTATION Moderator/Discussant: HOSTOVSKY, Charles [Brock CHANGE ALEXANDER, Serena [San Jose State University] University] [email protected] CM Eligible [email protected] Room: 103 GOETZ, Andrew [University of Denver] [email protected] 414: THE EFFECTS OF PM ON OUTDOOR RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES OF CITIZENS IN URBAN CONTEXT: THE CASE OF Moderator/Discussant: GREEN, Timothy [Clemson University] 1121: INTEGRATING HYPER LOCAL AIR QUALITY DATA INTO [email protected] SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA PLANNING FOR NEW SCHOOLS CHOI, Yunwon [Seoul National University] KINZER, Kirsten [University of North Carolina, Wilmington] [email protected] 592: THE EFFECTS ON THE LOCAL ECONOMY OF ‘SANCTUARY [email protected] YOON, Heeyeun [Seoul National University] [email protected] CITY’ POLICIES þ PARK, In Kwon [University of Seoul] [email protected] 1250: IMPACTS OF URBAN LAND USE PLANNING ON 212: LOW CARBON CITIES IN CHINA: A STATE DISCURSIVE VON RABENAU, Burkhard [The Ohio State University] ATMOSPHERIC POLLUTION: EMPIRICAL RESEARCH BASED [email protected] PROJECT IN SHENZHEN þ ON FINE GRAINED DISTRIBUTED AIR POLLUTION SENSOR LI, Yunjing [Columbia University] [email protected] NETWORKS AND UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLES 1173: MEASURING REMOTE WORKER EMPLOYMENT AND PENG, Zhong-Ren [University of Florida] zpeng@u .edu 801: TRANSFERRING GLOBAL CLIMATE CHALLENGES TO OCCUPATIONS þ WALLACE, Ryan [University of Southern Maine] LOCAL PRIORITIES IN A DEVELOPING CONTEXT: A CONTENT [email protected] ANALYSIS OF LOCAL CARBON ACTION PLANS OF 55 CHINESE 3.2 CLIMATE WHAT CLIMATE CITIES PLANNING LESSONS EMERGE LIU, Zhilin [Tsinghua University] [email protected] THROUGH IMPLEMENTATION? DAI, Yixin [Tsinghua University] [email protected] 2.11 INNOVATION AND CM Eligible CHEN, Heyin [Tsinghua University] [email protected] ENTREPRENEURSHIP Room: 102 CM Eligible 1060: PLANNING FOR COST EFFECTIVE MATERIAL AND Room: 101C Moderator/Discussant: PITT, Damien [Virginia WASTE MANAGEMENT Commonwealth University] [email protected] ZHENG, Junjun [University of Illinois at Chicago] Moderator/Discussant: DONEGAN, Mary [University of [email protected] Connecticut] [email protected] 585: CLIMATE ACTION PLAN IMPLEMENTATION: A AI, Ning [University of Illinois at Chicago] [email protected] LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF KEYS TO SUCCESS 258: BEYOND PROGRAMS AND HIDDEN IMPORTANT ROLES BOSWELL, Michael [California Polytechnic State University, San OF LOCAL GOVERNMENTS Luis Obispo] [email protected] MOTOYAMA, Yasuyuki [University of Kansas] GREVE, Adrienne [California Polytechnic State University, San ym.kau [email protected] Luis Obispo] [email protected] SEALE, Tammy [Placeworks] [email protected] 1037: DO CLUSTERS FAVOR SMALL FIRMS? FANG, Kerry [Florida State University] [email protected] 878: PLANNING IMPLICATIONS OF CLIMATE CHANGE: A CASE STUDY FOR LOS ANGELES COUNTY, CALIFORNIA þ 1145: UNDERSTANDING THE DETERMINANTS OF SMALL AND KIM, Sungyop [University of Missouri - Kansas City] MEDIUM SIZED HIGH GROWTH FIRMS IN MANUFACTURING [email protected] SECTOR: IN THE CASE OF THE CITY OF INCHEON SUN, Fengpeng [University of Missouri - Kansas City] JUNG, Namji [Incheon Development Institute] [email protected] [email protected] IRAZABAL-ZURITA, Clara [University of Missouri - Kansas City] [email protected]
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5.1 CLASS PRIVILEGE AND HOUSING 7.15 ROUNDTABLE 460: WHAT IS 10.2 SOCIAL MOVEMENTS AND MARKET EFFECTS LAND? NEW PERSPECTIVES THROUGH COMMUNITY BUILDING CM Eligible REGULATION AND FINANCIALIZATION CM Eligible Room: 101D CM | 1.25 Room: 107 Room: 101E Moderator: PIERCE, Joseph [The University of Oklahoma] Moderator: O’NEILL-KOHL, Sara [University of Illinois at [email protected] Moderator & Organizer: VAN MAASAKKERS, Mattijs [The Ohio Chicago] [email protected] State University] [email protected] Discussant: There will not be a discussant for this session. Discussant: There will not be a discussant for this session. Participants: 106: SHAPING THE PLACE OF SUBURBAN POVERTY: BALAKRISHNAN, Sai [Harvard University] 95: REGULATING WEEDS þ A POLITICAL ECONOMY PERSPECTIVE ON THE [email protected] TRIMAN, Julia [University of Virginia] [email protected] SUBURBANIZATION OF POVERTY þ MARANTZ, Nicholas [University of California Irvine] FOOTE, Nathan [Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey] [email protected] 854: BEYOND PLANT CLOSING FIGHTS: FIRR’S COMMUNITY [email protected] AGENDA FOR NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL POLICY þ O’NEILL-KOHL, Sara [University of Illinois at Chicago] 228: DECLINING ACCESS TO AFFORDABLE LOW INCOME 9.23 PRE ORGANIZED SESSION: [email protected] HOUSING DUE TO MIDDLE CLASS COMPETITION: EVIDENCE UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY FROM US METROPOLITAN AREAS, 2006 TO 2016 þ PARTNERSHIPS PART 2: INVOLVING PARK, JungHo [University of Southern California] 13.1 MEASURING REGIONAL [email protected] STUDENTS IN ENGAGED SCHOLARSHIP CM Eligible TRANSPORTATION PATTERNS: Room: 108 IMPLICATIONS FOR POLICY 267: CONSPICUOUSLY CONSUMED MCMANSIONS: AN CM Eligible EXAMINATION OF THE EFFECTS OF RELATIVE HOUSE SIZE ON Moderator/Discussant: GOUGH, Meghan [Virginia Room: 101G HOUSE PRICES þ Commonwealth University] [email protected] CHARLES, Suzanne [Cornell University] [email protected] Moderator/Discussant: KLEIN, Nicholas [Cornell University] 511: THE ROLE OF A SERVICE LEARNING COURSE IN SHAPING [email protected] 1197: AN END TO MIDDLE CLASS WHITE HOUSING PRIVILEGE: PERCEPTIONS OF HOMELESSNESS INTERROGATING CHANGES IN THE BAY AREA HOUSING YERENA, Anaid [University of Washington] Tacoma] 794: THE EVOLUTION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MARKET, 2008 2017 [email protected] NETWORK STRUCTURE FROM GUANZHONG TIANSHUI PIERCE, Joseph [The University of Oklahoma] ECONOMIC ZONE TO GUANZHONG PLAIN URBAN [email protected] 512: CONSTRUCTING GROUNDED PRACTICE: ROADMAP AGGLOMERATION UNDER THE PERSPECTIVE OF “FLOW TO CIVIC ENGAGEMENT, UW LIVABLE CITY YEAR, AND THE SPACE”: COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS BASED ON ROAD COMMUNITY PLANNING STUDIO TRANSPORT, TRAIN PASSENGER TRANSPORT, AND BAIDU 6.10 ROUNDTABLE 359: PLANNING THE TAUFEN WESSELLS, Anne [University of Washington] Tacoma] INDEX þ INFORMAL CITY CM | 1.25 [email protected] LI, Yuanwen [Tongji University, Shanghai, China] Room: 101F [email protected] 513: PLANNING WITH ADULTS WITH AUTISM þ Moderator: SANYAL, Bish [Massachusetts Institute of KORNIYENKO, Galyna [The Ohio State University] 853: THE EFFECTS OF COMMUTER RAIL ESTABLISHMENT ON Technology] [email protected] [email protected] COMMUTING AND DECONCENTRATION: A SALT LAKE CITY EZELL, Kyle [The Ohio State University] [email protected] REGIONAL CASE STUDY Participants: GANNING, Joanna [Cleveland State University] CARDOSO, Cauam [Massachusetts Institute of Technology] 514: ENGAGED SCHOLARSHIP ACROSS CAMPUS LEARNING [email protected] [email protected] FROM PEOPLE, INSTITUTIONS, AND SHARKS CAROLINI, Gabriella [Massachusetts Institute of Technology] LOWERSON BREDOW, Victoria [University of California, Irvine] 936: MODELING THE REVERSE COMMUTE WITHIN SOCIO [email protected] [email protected] DEMOGRAPHICALLY DEFINED COMMUTE TYPOLOGIES DEUSKAR, Chandan [University of Pennsylvania] DAVIDSON, Joshua [University of Pennsylvania] [email protected] [email protected] HARTEN, Julia [University of Southern California] RYERSON, Megan [University of Pennsylvania] [email protected] [email protected] MUKHIJA, Vinit [University of California Los Angeles] [email protected] 1090: OVERCOMING INSTITUTIONAL BARRIERS TO REGIONAL NORONHA, Kimberly [University of Pennsylvania] TRANSPORTATION: THE TRANSIT GOVERNANCE INDEX [email protected] DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION BIRCH, Eugenie [University of Pennsylvania] WEINREICH, David [University of Texas at Arlington] [email protected] [email protected] SKUZINSKI, Thomas [Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University] [email protected]
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14.11 BICYCLING AND NEIGHBORHOOD 15.1 URBAN DESIGN AND THE CHARACTERISTICS RESILIENT CITY CM Eligible CM Eligible Room: 109 Room: 101H
Moderator/Discussant: BUEHLER, Ralph [Virginia Polytechnic Moderator/Discussant: GOH, Kian [University of California, Institute and State University] [email protected] Los Angeles] [email protected]
761: IMPROVING BICYCLE ACCEPTANCE: ON THE IMPACT OF 43: PASSIVE SURVIVABILITY BY REDUNDANCY: AN URBAN STATION LESS SHARED BIKES AND BUILT ENVIRONMENT DESIGN RESPONSE TO IMMEDIATE IMPACTS OF CLIMATE CHEVALIER, Aline [Tongji University] [email protected] CHANGE þ CHARLEMAGNE, Manuel [Shanghai JiaoTong University] DHAR, Tapan [Khulna University [email protected] [email protected] XU, Leiqing [Tongji University] [email protected] 299: THE DESIGN POLITICS OF URBAN FLOOD INFRASTRUCTURE IN THE AGE OF RESILIENT URBANISM 900: WHAT DO WE KNOW ABOUT BIKESHARE SYSTEMS IN LAMB, Zachary [Massachusetts Institute of Technology] THE UNITED STATES? FINDINGS FROM FOUR US REGIONS [email protected] TIAN, Guang [University of New Orleans] [email protected] JIAO, Junfeng [The University of Texas at Austin] 366: PURSUING RESILIENT URBAN DESIGN: EQUITABLY [email protected] MERGING GREEN AND GRAY STRATEGIES IZADI, Maryam [University of New Orleans] VALE, Lawrence [Massachusetts Institute of Technology] [email protected] [email protected] LAMB, Zachary [Massachusetts Institute of Technology] 954: BUILT ENVIRONMENT AND ACTIVE COMMUTING OF [email protected] UNIVERSITY STUDENTS: A META ANALYSIS IZADI, Maryam [University of New Orleans] 403: HOW SHOULD LANDSCAPING REGULATIONS OF DESIGN [email protected] GUIDELINES AND ZONING CHANGE TO ACCOMMODATE HEAT TIAN, Guang [University of Utah] MITIGATION STRATEGIES? HERIS, Mehdi [University of Colorado Denver] 1054: THE EFFECTS OF NEIGHBORHOOD CHARACTERISTICS [email protected] ON SPATIAL DISPARITIES IN BIKE SHARE USE IN THE TWIN CITIES WANG, Jueyu [University of Minnesota] [email protected] LINDSEY, Greg [University of Minnesota]
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1084: EXPLORING THE FULL SPECTRUM OF SOCIAL ACSP GLOBAL PLANNING EDUCATION TASK FORCE PROTECTION ACTORS/PROVIDERS AT PLAY AFTER AN 4.3 CHALLENGING BOUNDARIES MEETING EXTREME WEATHER EVENT: THE CASE OF TROPICAL STORM CM Eligible Room: Board Room, Convention Center ERIKA IN DOMINICA Room: 101C LAMBERT, Esther [University of Toronto] [email protected] Moderator/Discussant: YIN, Jordan [Alabama A&M PAB PROGRAM ADMINISTRATOR ORIENTATION University] [email protected] Thursday, 4:15pm – 6:45pm 1195: THEORETICAL FRAMEWORKS IN CLIMATE CHANGE Room: Genessee, Hyatt Hotel ADAPTATION PLANNING: A COMPARATIVE CASE STUDIES IN 503: CARTOGRAPHIES OF ACCESS, OPPORTUNITY, AND COASTAL CITIES OF DEVELOPING COUNTRIES DIFFERENCE LE, Tu Dam Ngoc [University at Bu alo, SUNY] MEISTERLIN, Leah [Columbia University] WORKSHOP: “MOVING FROM ASSOCIATE TO tudamngo@bu alo.edu [email protected] FULL PROFESSOR: A COLOR BLIND BRICK ROAD?” 753: THE LIMITS OF LOCAL DEMOCRACY: MUNICIPAL HOSTED BY THE ACSP COMMITTEE ON DIVERSITY 1205: INVESTIGATING THE IMPACT OF THE COASTAL BARRIER RESOURCES ACT ON COASTAL INFRASTRUCTURE BOUNDARY CHANGES AND RACIAL DISCRIMINATION AFTER CM | 1.25 THE VOTING RIGHTS ACT Room: 101A BRANHAM, Jordan [University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill] [email protected] DURST, Noah [Michigan State University] [email protected] Moderator: THOMPSON, Michelle [University of New Orleans] BENDOR, Todd [University of North Carolina] [email protected] [email protected] KAZA, Nikhil [University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill] [email protected] 798: INTER FAITH COALITIONS FOR IMMIGRANT RIGHTS IN NORTHERN ALABAMA Presenters: ONDA, Kyle [University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill] [email protected] ERICKSON, Emily [Alabama A&M University] Emilyerickson@ ROSS, Catherine [Georgia Institute of Technology] catherine. gmail.com [email protected] SALVESEN, David [University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill] MARTIN, Jonathan [Pratt Institute] [email protected] [email protected] 901: DIFFERENTIATING PARTICIPATION: EXPLORING THE SANCHEZ, Tom [Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University] [email protected] RELATION BETWEEN PARTICIPANTS’ CIVIC CAPACITIES AND 3.5 DECIDE: WHAT INNOVATIONS THE DESIGN OF PARTICIPATORY SPACES þ IN DECISION SUPPORT TOOLS ARE MELENDEZ, Jose W. [University of Illinois at Chicago] [email protected] PRESIDENTIAL ROUNDTABLE: STRENGTHENING EMERGING FOR ENVIRONMENTAL MARTINEZ-COSIO, Maria [The University of Texas Arlington] PLANNING’S EFFECTIVENESS IN A HYPER PLANNING? [email protected] POLARIZED WORLD NOW & INTO THE FUTURE CM Eligible CM | 1.25 Room: 108 Room: 101B 5.3 RESISTANCE AND CONCESSIONS IN Moderator/Discussant: SCHWEITZER, Lisa [University of Southern California] [email protected] GLOBAL HOUSING MARKETS Moderator/Organizer: TRAPENBERG FRICK, Karen [University CM Eligible of California, Berkeley] [email protected] Room: 101D 510: USE OF DEEP MAPPING FOR CO PRODUCTION OF Participants: KNOWLEDGES IN PLANNING: LESSONS FROM COVER Moderator/Discussant: GANAPATI, Sukumar [Florida DORRIES, Heather [Carltone University] CROPPING IN NORTH CENTRAL ILLINOIS þ International University] ganapati@u.edu [email protected] CORWIN, Charles [University of Illinois at Chicago] INCH, Andy [University of Sheeld] a.inch@sheeld.ac.uk [email protected] 747: NEGOTIATING THE COMPACT CITY: HOW ARE VOLUNTARY LUNG-AMAM, Willow [University of Maryland, College Park] PLANNING AGREEMENTS SHAPING INFRASTRUCTURE [email protected] 555: NEEDS ASSESSMENT OF WATER RELATED DECISION OUTCOMES FOR HIGH DENSITY INFILL DEVELOPMENTS IN MYERS, Dowell [University of Southern California] SUPPORT TOOLS SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA? [email protected] SHAH, Sagar [American Planning Association] CROMMELIN, Laura [University of New South Wales] SANDOVAL, Gerardo [University of Oregon] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] READ, Anna [American Planning Association] [email protected] 1174: OUTLAW MUNICIPALITIES: THE SRU LAW, SOCIAL HOUSING, AND EXCLUSIONARY PRACTICES IN FRANCE 874: SCENARIO BASED STORMWATER MANAGEMENT þ 3.3 COAST HOW ARE COASTAL MAAOUI, Magda [Columbia University] COMMUNITIES PLANNING WITH PLANNING SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR COMBINED SEWER [email protected] DYNAMIC MARGINS? OVERFLOWS CSOS: A CASE STUDY IN CINCINNATI, OHIO FOR CM Eligible A SINGLE CSO POINT 1354: IS THERE A RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PLANNING Room: 101G FU, Xin [National Risk Management Research Laboratory, CULTURE AND THE VALUE OF DEVELOPER CONTRIBUTIONS? U.S.EPA] [email protected] EVIDENCE FROM ENGLISH LOCAL PLANNING AUTHORITIES WANG, Xinhao [University of Cincinnati] Moderator/Discussant: BALSAS, Carlos [University at Albany, þ SUNY] [email protected] [email protected] HOPTON, Matthew [National Risk Management Research LORD, Alex [University of Liverpool] [email protected] Laboratory, U.S.EPA] [email protected] DUNNING, Richard [University of Liverpool] 534: LOCAL KNOWLEDGE LANDSCAPES: UNDERSTANDING [email protected] CURRENT PROGRESS AND ONGOING NEEDS TO BUILD KESKIN, Berna [University of Sheeld] b.keskin@sheeld. RESILIENCE IN COASTAL CALIFORNIA ac.uk HIRSCHFELD, Daniella [University of California Berkeley] [email protected] HILL, Kristina [University of California Berkeley] [email protected] RIORDAN, Bruce [Climate Readiness Institute] [email protected]
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180: ESTIMATING THE GAP IN AFFORDABLE AND AVAILABLE 5.5 THE MANY FACES OF RENTAL UNITS FOR FAMILIES 9.4 ROUNDTABLE 132: ART AND DISPLACEMENT AIRGOOD-OBRYCKI, Whitney [Harvard University] URBAN PLANNING: POTENTIALS FOR CM Eligible [email protected] THEORY, PRACTICE, AND PEDAGOGY Room: 107 MOLINSKY, Jennifer [Harvard University] CM | 1.25 [email protected] Room: 101F Moderator/Discussant: SIMS, Revel [University of Wisconsin - Madison] [email protected] 1252: THE NEW LOCALLY OWNED SINGLE FAMILY RENTAL 132: ART AND URBAN PLANNING: POTENTIALS FOR THEORY, MARKET: UNDERSTANDING THE MOTIVATIONS AND PRACTICE, AND PEDAGOGY 52: THERE GOES OUR FAMILY FRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD: BUSINESS MODELS OF SMALL SCALE PROPERTY MANAGERS RESIDENTS’ PERCEPTIONS OF INSTITUTIONALLY DRIVEN MCMILLAN, Andrew [The University of Illinois at Urbana- Moderator & Organizer: CRISMAN, Jonathan [University of INNER CITY REVITALIZATION IN BUFFALO, NY þ Champaign] [email protected] Southern California] [email protected] SILVERMAN, Robert [University at Bu alo, SUNY] rms35@bu alo.edu Participants: TAYLOR, JR. Henry [University at Bu alo, SUNY] 7.2 FRESH PERSPECTIVES ON CLASSIC ARROYO, John [University of Oregon] [email protected] htaylor@bu alo.edu LAND USE ISSUES GOH, Kian [University of California Los Angeles] YIN, Li [University at Bu alo, SUNY] liyin@bu alo.edu CM Eligible [email protected] MILLER, Camden [University at Bu alo, SUNY] Room: 101H REDAELLI, Eleonora [University of Oregon] camdenmi@bu alo.edu [email protected] BUGGS, Pascal [University at Bu alo, SUNY] Moderator/Discussant: HORST, Megan [Portland State oascalbu@bu alo.edu University] [email protected] 14.14 ELDERLY POPULATION AND 552: DISPLACEMENT AND POLITICAL VULNERABILITY 1041: CAN TRANSFER OF DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS SAVE GOETZ, Edward [University of Minnesota] [email protected] MOBILITY FARMLAND IN METROPOLITAN COUNTIES? CM Eligible WILLIAMS, Rashad Akeem [University of Minnesota] WU, Jiemin [University of Maryland, College Park] Room: 109 [email protected] [email protected] Primary Author FANG Kerry [Florida State University] [email protected] Moderator/Discussant: ROSENBLOOM, Sandra [The University 862: THE PREVALENCE AND CONSEQUENCES OF HOUSING HOWLAND, Marie [University of Maryland, College Park] of Texas at Austin] [email protected] EVICTION IN MISSOURI [email protected] HAN, Hye-Sung [University of Missouri-Kansas City] KIM, Jinyhup [University of Maryland, College Park] jinyhup. 671: UNDERSTANDING THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT [email protected] [email protected] TRAVEL BEHAVIOR RELATIONSHIP IN REAL TIME FROM PENG, John [University of Maryland, College Park] LIFELOGGING IMAGES: A STUDY OF OLDER ADULTS IN THREE 904: GENTRIFICATION AND DISPLACEMENT IN TWO BRIDGES: [email protected] NEIGHBORHOODS IN SINGAPORE COLLECTIVE ACTION TO PRESERVE AN AFFORDABLE HOU, Yuting [Singapore University of Technology and Design] IMMIGRANT WATERFRONT NEIGHBORHOOD IN NEW YORK 451: DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS REDUCE LAND [email protected] BARON, Eve [Pratt Institute] [email protected] UTILIZATION EFFICIENCY IN INDIA CITIES SHELTON, James [Pratt Institute] [email protected] BYAHUT, Sweta [Auburn University] [email protected] 719: TRAVEL MOBILITY AND SOCIAL PARTICIPATION AMONG WIDDISON, Renae [Pratt Institute] [email protected] PATEL, Bimal [CEPT University] [email protected] OLDER PEOPLE IN A TRANSIT METROPOLIS: A SOCIO KANG, Sheena [Pratt Institute] [email protected] MEHTA, Jignesh [HCP Design Planning and Management Pvt. SRIRAM, Pavithra [Pratt Institute] [email protected] SPATIAL TEMPORAL PERSPECTIVE þ Ltd.] [email protected] HE, Sylvia [The Chinese University of Hong Kong] [email protected] 879: LEGISLATING “COMMUNITY CHARACTER” THROUGH CHEUNG, Yannie [The Chinese University of Hong Kong] 5.10 PRE ORGANIZED SESSION: SINGLE CRIMINAL ACTIVITY NUISANCE ORDINANCES [email protected] FAMILY RENTALS: TRENDS, IMPACTS, TIGHE, Rosie [Cleveland State University] [email protected] TAO, Sui [The Chinese University of Hong Kong] AND PLANNING IMPLICATIONS [email protected] CM Eligible 998: RE IMAGINING THE CLASSIC HOLDOUT PROBLEM: AN Room: 104 COASEAN BARGAINING ALTERNATIVE TO EMINENT DOMAIN 1039: ON THE POTENTIAL OF E BIKES TO SUPPORT ACTIVE DURING PUBLIC LAND ASSEMBLY REVITALIZATION PROJECTS AND SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORTATION AND INDEPENDENT Moderator: MCMILLAN, Andrew [The University of Illinois at þ MOBILITY AMONG OLDER ADULTS: A CASE STUDY IN Urbana-Champaign] [email protected] RIDLEY, William [University of Oklahoma] [email protected] WATERLOO, ONTARIO, CANADA DEAN, Jennifer [University of Waterloo] Discussant: There will not be a discussant for this session. [email protected] LEGER, Samantha [University of Waterloo] 178: NEWLY RENTER OCCUPIED NEIGHBORHOODS IN THE [email protected] WAKE OF THE GREAT RECESSION: TRENDS AND PLANNING EDGE, Sara [Ryerson University] [email protected] IMPLICATIONS CASELLO, Je [University of Waterloo] [email protected] PFEIFFER, Deirdre [Arizona State University] Deirdre.Pfei [email protected] 930: EXAMINING LOCAL FACTORS TO ENHANCE AGING IN WEGMANN, Jake [The University of Texas at Austin] PLACE [email protected] EDWARDS, Mary [University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign] SCHAFRAN, Alex [University of Leeds] [email protected] [email protected] HAINES, Anna [University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point] 179: MAKING SENSE OF THE SUDDEN RISE OF SINGLE FAMILY [email protected] RENTALS SINCE THE GREAT RECESSION þ DEARBORN, Lynne [University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign] WEGMANN, Jake [University of Texas at Austin] [email protected] [email protected] PFEIFFER, Deirdre [Arizona State University] SCHAFRAN, Alex [University of Leeds] [email protected]
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14.30 TRANSIT ORIENTED 14.33 FACTORS AFFECTING TRANSIT 15.4 TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION: DEVELOPMENTS EFFICIENCY IMPLICATIONS FOR URBAN DESIGN CM Eligible CM Eligible CM Eligible Room: 101E Room: 103 Room: 105
Moderator/Discussant: MAGHELAL, Praveen [Khalifa Moderator/Discussant: KLEIN, Nicholas [Cornell University] Moderator: WHITE, James [The University of Glasgow] jamest. University of Science and Technology] praveen.maghelal@ [email protected] [email protected] ku.ac.ae 397: WHY IS TRANSIT USE FALLING? Discussant: There will not be a discussant for this session. 924: DO TRANSIT ORIENTED DEVELOPMENTS TODS CREATE TAYLOR, Brian [University of California, Los Angeles] MORE INVITING SOUNDSCAPES? [email protected] 34: USING EYE TRACKING TO UNDERSTAND HUMAN YILDIRIM, Yalcin [University of Texas at Arlington] MANVILLE, Michael [University of California, Los Angeles] RESPONSES TO THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT þ [email protected] [email protected] HOLLANDER, Justin [Tufts University] KESHAVARZI, Golnaz [University of Texas at Arlington] BLUMENBERG, Evelyn [University of California, Los Angeles] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] AREFI, Mahyar [University of Texas at Arlington] 418: AI AIDED DESIGN AAD: SMART DESIGN FOR mahyar.are@uta.edu 957: IS IT WORTH THE RIDE? COST COMPARISONS BETWEEN SUSTAINABLE CITY DEVELOPMENT UBER AND PUBLIC TRANSIT QUAN, Steven Jige [Seoul National University] 1023: COMPARING TOD AND NON TOD STATIONS IN TERMS NEOG, Dristi [Westeld State University] [email protected] OF EQUITY INDICATORS [email protected] PARK, James [Georgia Institute of Technology] HAFIZ, Mohammed [University of Texas at Arlington] LEDOUX, Timothy [Westeld State University] [email protected] [email protected] tledoux@westeld.ma.edu ECONOMOU, Athanassios [Georgia Institute of Technology] ESFANDYARI, Sahar [University of Texas at Arlington] [email protected] [email protected] 1086: FACTORS AFFECTING TRANSIT RIDERSHIP AND THE LEE, Sugie Han [Yang University] HAMIDI, Shima [University of Texas at Arlington] IMPACT OF INTELLIGENT TRANSIT INFORMATION SYSTEMS: [email protected] CASE STUDY OF DALLAS AREA RAPID TRANSIT DART 946: SOLITARY SOUNDSCAPES: DESIGNING URBAN ANJOMANI, Ardeshir [University of Texas at Arlington] EXPERIENCE THROUGH HEADPHONE USE þ 1107: TRAVEL BEHAVIOR IN TODS: THE JOINT IMPACT [email protected] GODFREY, Sarah [The University of Waterloo] OF TRANSIT ACCESS, INCOME, AND NEIGHBORHOOD DAQROUQ, Ahmed [University of Texas at Arlington] [email protected] CHARACTERISTICS [email protected] BOARNET, Marlon [University of Southern California] 965: VISUAL GAZE WHILE CYCLING: ANALYZING EYE [email protected] TRACKING AT CONTROLLED INTERSECTIONS ON URBAN BOSTIC, Raphael [Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta] 15.3 GOVERNING FOR URBAN DESIGN CYCLING PATHS [email protected] CM Eligible KRIZEK, Kevin [University of Colorado Boulder] RODNYANSKY, Seva [University of Southern California] Room: 102 [email protected] [email protected] RUPI, Federico [University of Bologna] [email protected] EISENLOHR, Andrew [University of Southern California] Moderator/Discussant: TALEN, Emily [University of Chicago] MANTUANO, A. [University of Bologna] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] WEBB JAMME, Hue-Tam [University of Southern California] [email protected] 73: MEGAPROJECT RUMORS: THE POLITICO ECONOMIC USES BURINSKIY, Evgeny [University of Southern California] OF UNBUILT ECO ISLAND PROPOSALS IN BAKU, AZERBAIJAN [email protected] HARRIS-BRANDTS, Suzanne [Massachusetts Institute of SANTIAGO-BARTOLOMEI, Raul [University of Southern Technology] [email protected] California] [email protected] 637: SUSTAINABLE DESIGN PRINCIPLES AND THE CREATIVE 1234: POST RECESSION RENTAL MARKET DYNAMICS IN CLASS: INSIGHTS FROM THE DOWNTOWNS OF SOUTHERN PROXIMITY TO TRANSIT STATIONS CALIFORNIA RENNE, John [Florida Atlantic University] [email protected] NATEKAL, Asiya [University of California, Irvine] CHAVA, Jyothi [Curtin University] [email protected] [email protected] APPLEYARD, Bruce [San Diego State University] TOLFORD, Tara [University of New Orleans] [email protected] 999: SHOULD THE NEIGHBORHOOD DICTATE URBAN CHARACTER? EVIDENCE FROM SEATTLE’S DESIGN REVIEW PROGRAM FARHAT, Ramzi [California State Polytechnic University, Pomona] [email protected]
1289: DESIGN CONTROL AND THE CREATIVITY CONUNDRUM: BALANCING URBAN DESIGN COLLABORATION AND INNOVATION IN VANCOUVER AND LOS ANGELES LAMONTAGNE, Neal [University of California, Los Angeles] [email protected]
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1.10 ROUNDTABLE 293: WHO BENEFITS 3.19 ROUNDTABLE 238: TOWARDS A 7.13 ROUNDTABLE 53: INDUSTRIAL FROM “SMART CITY” TECHNOLOGIES? MORE EQUITABLE REDEVELOPMENT URBANISM: CONTEMPORARY HOW CAN THEY BE A PIECE OF THE FOR POST HURRICANE MARIA PUERTO DYNAMICS BETWEEN PRODUCTION PUZZLE TOWARD SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL RICO CM | 1 AND CITY DEVELOPMENT CM | 1 JUSTICE? CM | 1 Room: 103 Room: 101B Room: 101A Moderator: IRAZABAL-ZURITA, Clara [University of Missouri- Organizer: HATUKA, Tali [Tel Aviv University] Moderator & Organizer: HERIS, Mehdi [University of Colorado Kansas City] [email protected] [email protected] Denver] [email protected] Participants: Moderator: BEN-JOSEPH, Eran [Massachusetts Institute of Participants: CONTRERAS, Santina [The Ohio State University] Technology] [email protected] ANDREWS, Clinton [Rutgers, The State University of New [email protected] Jersey] [email protected] LAMBA-NIEVES, Deepak [Center for a New Economy & Participants: SCHWEITZER, Lisa [University of Southern California] University of Puerto Rico] [email protected] CHAPPLE, Karen [University of California Berkeley] [email protected] SANTIAGO, Luis [University of Central Florida] [email protected] SANCHEZ, Thomas [Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State [email protected] TEWARI, Meenu [University of North Carolina] University] [email protected] SIEMBIEDA, William [California Polytechnic State University, [email protected] BOEING, Geo [University of California, Berkeley] San Luis Obispo] [email protected] WOLF-POWERS, Anna Laura [Hunter College, City University of [email protected] New York] [email protected] 4.7 ROUNDTABLE 598: PUBLIC 2.14 ROUNDTABLE 104: BUFFALO'S MONUMENTS, MEMORIALS, AND 7.16 ROUNDTABLE 682: ZONING EMERGING INNOVATION ECONOMY MEMORIALIZATION CM | 1 PRACTICE FOR 21ST CENTURY CITIES CM | 1 Room: 101D CM | 1 Room: 101F Room: 105 Organizer: EHRENFEUCHT, Renia [University of New Mexico] Moderator & Organizer: STEBBINS, Dave [Bu alo Urban [email protected] Moderator & Organizer: FISCHER, Lauren [Columbia Development Corporation] [email protected] University] [email protected] Moderator: SLOANE, David [University of Southern California] Participants: [email protected] Organizer: BAIRD-ZARS, Bernadette [Columbia University] + BAGCHI-SEN, Sharmistha [University at Bu alo, SUNY] [Alarife Urban Associates] [email protected] geosbs@bu alo.edu Participants: ORSI, Christina [University at Bu alo, SUNY] HARJO, Laura [University of New Mexico] [email protected] Participants: cporsi@bu alo.edu WAGNER, Jacob [University of Missouri-Kansas City] MELTZER, Rachel [The New School] [email protected] QUEBRAL, Laura [University at Bu alo, SUNY Regional [email protected] WATSON, Siobhan [Columbia University] Institute] lquebral@bu alo.edu CAMPO, Daniel [Morgan State University] [email protected] [email protected] WHITTEMORE, Andrew [University of North Carolina - Chapel JOHNSON, Bonnie [University of Kansas] [email protected] Hill] [email protected] 3.18 ROUNDTABLE 220: RESILIENCE: JOSEPH, Sophonie Milande [Columbia University] A NEW PATH FORWARD FOR CLIMATE [email protected] VAZQUEZ CASTILLO, Maria Teresa [Universidad Autonoma de 9.10 ROUNDTABLE 976: LEARNING CHANGE ADAPTATION? CM | 1 Ciudad Juarez] [email protected] Room: 101C SCIENCE, GAMING, AND CITIZEN ENGAGEMENT CM | 1 Organizer: MEEROW, Sara [Arizona State University] Room: 101H [email protected] 5.31 ROUNDTABLE 94: THE DREAM REVISITED: SEGREGATION AND URBAN Moderator & Organizer: BARCHERS, Camille [Georgia Institute Moderator: SHI, Linda [Cornell University] PLANNING CM | 1 of Technology] [email protected] [email protected] Room: 101E Participants: Participants: Organizer: STEIL, Justin [Massachusetts Institute of SCHENK, Todd [Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State ROBERTS, Bartholomew [University at Bu alo, SUNY] Technology] [email protected] University] bjr8@bu alo.edu KAUFMAN, Sanda [Cleveland State University] COWELL, Margaret [Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State Moderator: ELLEN, Ingrid [New York University] ZELLNER, Moira [University of Illinois at Chicago] University] [email protected] [email protected]
Participants: JARGOWSKY, Paul [Rutgers University - Camden] [email protected] FABER, Jacob [New York University] [email protected] ARCAYA, Mariana [Massachusetts Institute of Technology] [email protected] FREEMAN, Lance [Columbia University] [email protected]
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11.6 ROUNDTABLE 802: 'THE FIRST 12.10 ROUNDTABLE 1113: THING WE DO, LET'S KILL ALL THE SIGN INSTITUTIONS IN THE ‘HOLY TEXTS’ OF THURSDAY REGULATIONS CM | 1 PLANNING: INSTITUTIONALISM AS Room: 107 PLANNING THEORY CM | 1 7:30PM - 9:30PM Room: 104 Moderator & Organizer: AUFFREY, Christopher [University of OPENING NIGHT Cincinnati] chris.au [email protected] Organizer: BAIRD-ZARS, Bernadette [Columbia University] + [Alarife Urban Associates[ [email protected] RECEPTION AT BUFFALO Participants: RIVERWORKS JOURDAN, Dawn E. [Texas A&M University] Moderator: DAVIS, Diane [Harvard University] Ticket Required. [email protected] [email protected] MEHTA, Vikas [University of Cincinnati] [email protected] For Bus Transportation, meet at LOWERY, Bryce [University of Oklahoma] Participants: Hyatt Hotel West Huron Street [email protected] SCLAR, Elliott [Columbia University] [email protected] Exit POKHAREL, Atul [New York University] [email protected] HEALEY, Patsy [Newcastle University] 12.7 ROUNDTABLE 283: SOCIAL JUSTICE [email protected] AND THE PROGRESSIVE CITY CM | 1 KAZA, Nikhil [University of North Carolina] [email protected] Room: 101
Moderator & Organizer: CLAVEL, Pierre [Cornell University] 14.1 ROUNDTABLE 944: HOW CAN [email protected] PLANNING THEORY INFORM THE CHALLENGES OF PLANNING FOR Participants: AUTOMATED VEHICLES? CM | 1 KRAUSHAAR, Robert [SUNY System Administration] Room: 101G [email protected] DOUSSARD, Marc [University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign] Moderator & Organizer: COMBS, Tabitha [University of North [email protected] Carolina at Chapel Hill] [email protected] GOETZ, Edward [University of Minnesota] [email protected] FAINSTEIN, Susan [Harvard University] [email protected] Organizer: ZHANG, Wenwen [Virginia Polytechnic Institute and KRUMHOLZ, Norman [Cleveland State University] State University] [email protected] [email protected] MANGCU, Xolela [University of Cape Town] Participant: LESTER, Bill [University of North Carolina at Chapel [email protected] Hill] [email protected] SPICER, Jason [Massachusetts Institute of Technology] [email protected] 15.12 ROUNDTABLE 303: PLANNING 12.8 ROUNDTABLE 369: EMOTIONS AND URBAN DESIGN IN GATEWAY AND IN PLANNING: FROM DENIAL AND NATURAL AMENITY COMMUNITIES: AN DELEGITIMIZATION TO RECOGNITION EMERGING AREA OF RESEARCH, EDUCATION, AND AND INTEGRATION CM | 1 PRACTICE CM | 1 Room: 109 Room: 108
Moderator: RODRIGUEZ, Akira [University of Pennsylvania] Moderator & Organizer: RUMORE, Danya [University of Utah] [email protected] [email protected]
Organizer: KOH, Annette [University of Hawaii at Manoa] Participants: [email protected] LEVINE, Zacharia [Grand County, UT] [email protected] STOKER, Philip [The University of Arizona] Participant: [email protected] AUFEN WESSELLS, Anne [University of Washington] Tacoma] MARCOUILLER, David [University of Wisconsin-Madison] [email protected] [email protected] SLEIPNESS, Ole [University of Utah] [email protected]
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ACSP FACULTY MENTORING COMMITTEE MEETING AESOP ACSP BREAKFAST ROUNDTABLE: PUBLIC Room: Board Room, Convention Center NORMS & ASPIRATIONS INSTITUTIONS IN FRIDAY, 7:00AM - ACTION CM Eligible 8:15AM GPEIG BREAKFAST SESSION: REVISING GPEIG Room: 101H BYLAWS "NEW TO ACSP?" WELCOME CM Eligible Moderator: BAIRD-ZARS, Bernadette [Columbia University & Room: 103 Alarife Urban Associates] [email protected] BREAKFAST No Ticket Required GPEIG Co-Chairs: Participants: Room: 104 DAS, Ashok [University of Hawaii] [email protected] SALET, William [University of Amsterdam] [email protected] GANAPATI, Nazife [Florida International University] SORENSEN, Andre [University of Toronto] ganapat@u.edu [email protected] ACSP VETERAN PLANNING HOCH, Charles [University of Illinois at Chicago] [email protected] FACULTY BREAKFAST BREAKFAST SESSION: PLANNERS FOR CLIMATE No Ticket Required ACTION P4CA Room 105 CM Eligible BREAKFAST ROUNDTABLE MOTIVE MODEL Room: 101F OF INTEGRATED IMPACT & VULNERABILITY EVALUATION OF CLIMATE CHANGE : THE PRESENT ACSP ANNUAL BUSINESS Moderator/Participant: BOSWELL, Michael [California & FUTURE MEETING & BREAKFAST Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo] CM Eligible [email protected] Room: 101E Member School Program & Department Chairs invited Participants: Moderator: SONG, Young-IL [Korea Environment Institute] Room 106A STIFTEL, Bruce [Georgia Institute of Technology] [email protected] [email protected] SOULE, Je [American Planning Association] Participants: [email protected] LEE, Suji [Seoul National University] [email protected] SEASONS, Mark [University of Waterloo] SHIM, Changsub [Korea Environment Institute] [email protected] [email protected] PARK, Chang Sug [Korea Environment Institute] [email protected] BREAKFAST SESSION: CITIZEN SCIENCE & YOON, Heeyeun [Seoul National University] [email protected] CROWDSOURCING TECHNOLOGIES: APPLICATIONS YOON, Eun Joo [Seoul National University] [email protected] TO PLANNING PRACTICE & RESEARCH LEE, Dong Kun [Seoul National University] [email protected] CM Eligible Room: 101G
Moderator: JIAO, Jungfeng [University of Texas at Austin] [email protected]
Participants: GRIFFIN, Greg [University of Texas at Austin] gregpgri[email protected] SHEN, Zhenjiang [Kanazawa University Japan] [email protected] ZEGRAS, Christopher [Massachusetts Institute of Technology] [email protected] HUANG, Zhendong [Shenzhen University China] [email protected] ZHOU, Jiangping [University of Hong Kong] [email protected]
FRIDAY, 8:15AM - 9:45AM
ACSP COMMITTEE ON DIVERSITY MEETING Room: Board Room, Convention Center
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840: HOW DOES URBAN GREENWAY PROJECTS AFFECT LOCAL LOCAL HOST SESSION: MANY PATHWAYS FROM ECONOMIES WITH VARYING CHARACTERISTICS? AN ANALYSIS 3.9 GREEN WHY SHOULD PLANNING TO HEALTH EQUITY CM | 1.25 OF HETEROGENEOUS EFFECTS OF ATLANTA BELTLINE ON COMMUNITIES IMPLEMENT GREEN Room: 101A LOCAL ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE INFRASTRUCTURE? CHOI, Yunkyung [Georgia Institute of Technology] yunkyung. CM Eligible Moderator: BAEK, So Ra [University at Bu alo, SUNY] [email protected] Room: 109 sorabaek@bu alo.edu LEE, Heon Yeong [Georgia Institute of Technology] [email protected] Moderator/Discussant: HAMIN, Elisabeth [University of Participants: LEE, Yongsung [Georgia Institute of Technology] Massachusetts Amherst] [email protected] BOTCHWAY, Nisha [Georgia Institute of Technology] [email protected] [email protected] GUHATHAKURTA, Subhrajit [Georgia Institute of Technology] 98: GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE ADAPTATIONS AND MUI, Yeeli [University at Bu alo, SUNY] yeelimui@bu alo.edu [email protected] AFFORDABILITY: THE CHALLENGE FOR ECONOMICALLY RAJA, Samina [University at Bu alo, SUNY] sraja@bu alo.edu MARGINALIZED COMMUNITIES 920: EXPLORING THE U.S. GEOGRAPHY OF HIGH TECH ZONES: HENDRICKS, Marccus [University of Maryland, College Park] WHAT POLICIES MADE THE TOP 10 SUPERIOR? [email protected] 2.12 REAL ESTATE AND ZANDIATASHBAR, Ahoura [University of Texas at Arlington- NEWMAN, Galen [Texas A&M University] NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT College of Architecture Planning and Public A airs (CAPPA]) [email protected] CM Eligible [email protected] YU, Si [Texas A&M University] [email protected] Room: 101B HAMIDI, Shima [University of Texas at Arlington] HORNEY, Jennifer [Texas A&M University] [email protected] [email protected] Moderator/Discussant: LIU, Cathy [Georgia State University] [email protected] 953: CHARACTERIZING LONG TERM CHANGES IN URBAN 3.8 FLOODS: WHAT NEW INNOVATIONS GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE 65: THE ECONOMIC GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OUTCOMES ARE EMERGING IN PREDICTING, COLUMBUS AND ATLANTA METROPOLITAN AREAS RELATED TO VIBRANCY: AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF MAJOR PLANNING, AND IMPLEMENTING PARK, Yujin [The Ohio State University] [email protected] EMPLOYMENT CENTERS IN LARGE U.S. CITIES GULDMANN, Jean-Michel [The Ohio State University] MALIZIA, Emil [University of North Carolina] FLOOD RISK REDUCTION? [email protected] [email protected] CM Eligible Room: 105 997: GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE FOR COMMUNITY RESILIENCE: 497: URBAN NEIGHBORHOOD UPGRADING AND BUSINESS Moderator/Discussant: DYCKMAN, Caitlin [Clemson A QUALITATIVE ASSESSMENT OF SCENARIO PLANNING DYNAMICS: RECENT EVIDENCE FROM LOS ANGELES University] [email protected] TECHNIQUES TONG, Xin [University of California Irvine] [email protected] HILDE, Thomas [Cleveland State University] KIM, Jae Hong [University of California Irvine] [email protected] 324: PREDICTING FLOOD RISK INCREASE DUE TO URBAN [email protected] GROWTH: THE CASE OF TAMPA, FLORIDA 677: DISPLACEMENT AND REPLACEMENT OF RETAIL KIM, Youjung [Texas A&M University] [email protected] BUSINESS BY ENVIRONMENTAL GENTRIFICATION: THE CASE NEWMAN, Galen [Texas A&M University] 3.13 RISE: HOW ARE CITIES ALREADY OF SEOUL, KOREA [email protected] ADAPTING TO SEA LEVEL RISE? KIM, Jeongseob [Ulsan National Institute of Science and CM Eligible Technology] [email protected] 349: THE IMPACT OF HURRICANE MARIA ON COMMUNITY Room: 101C PARK, Juhyeon [Ulsan National Institute of Science and FLOOD EVENT PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT FRAMES: THE Technology] [email protected] CASE OF SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO Moderator/Discussant: FINN, Donovan [Stony Brook OH, Jihoon [Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology] University] donovan.[email protected] [email protected] SANTIAGO Luis [University of Central Florida] [email protected] FLORES, David [USDA Forest Service] david. [email protected] 124: FISCAL VULNERABILITY TO SEA LEVEL RISE: TYPOLOGIES OF RISK, TAXATION, AND TIPPING POINTS IN COASTAL 2.13 INNOVATION, TRANSPORTATION, 381: PLAN INTEGRATION FOR RESILIENCE SCORECARD: MASSACHUSETTS þ AND URBAN FORM ASSESSING FLOOD VULNERABILITY AND THE NETWORK OF SHI, Linda [Cornell University] [email protected] CM Eligible PLANS IN NIJMEGEN, NETHERLANDS VARUZZO, Andrew [Cornell University] [email protected] Room: 101G YU, Si [Texas A&M University] [email protected] BRAND, A.D. [TU Delft University] [email protected] 294: CREATIVE RESILIENCE: COMBINING URBAN AND Moderator/Discussant: ODEN, Michael [University of Texas at BERKE, Philip [Texas A&M University] [email protected] MILITARY ADAPTATION CAPACITY IN NORFOLK, VA Austin] [email protected] TEICHER, Hannah [Massachusetts Institute of Technology] [email protected] 259: UNPACKING LOGISTICS CLUSTERS CAMPO, Matthew [Rutgers University] 1294: VALUE BASED INTEGRATED SEA LEVEL RISE [email protected] VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT: A CASE STUDY OF TAMPA BAY REGION 766: WHERE ARE INNOVATION SPACES IN BEIJING? A MIXED SHEN, Suwan [University of Hawaii] [email protected] LOGIT MODEL TO ESTIMATE INNOVATION SPACE LOCATION CHOICE 1302: LOCAL MOTIVATIONS TO SEA LEVEL RISE ADAPTATION ZHENG, Siqi [Massachusetts Institute of Technology] IN THE TAMPA BAY REGION [email protected] HOLMES, Tisha [Florida State University] [email protected] DU, Rui [Massachusetts Institute of Technology] [email protected] BUTLER, William [Florida State University] [email protected]
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3.14 SUSTAINABILITY: WHAT DOES 5.24 RECOVERING FROM DISASTERS 13.2 UNEVEN REGIONAL URBAN SUSTAINABILITY REALLY LOOK CM Eligible DEVELOPMENT: CAUSES AND LIKE? Room: 101D CONSEQUENCES CM Eligible CM Eligible Room: 101H Moderator: HAMIDEH, Sara [Iowa State University] Room: 104 [email protected] Moderator/Discussant: CONROY, Maria [The Ohio State Moderator/Discussant: CAMPBELL, Scott [University of University] [email protected] Discussant: There will not be a discussant for this session. Michigan] [email protected]
219: A 3ES REPORT CARD FOR THE 100 LARGEST US CITIES 583: SOCIAL VULNERABILITY IN DISASTER RELATED 737: RESEARCH ON THE CONCEPT OF "GREAT BAY AREA" AND METRO AREAS, 2000 2015 BUYOUTS: A CASE STUDY OF HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS IN CHINA FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF CITY RELEVANCE LANDIS, John [University of Pennsylvania] SEONG, Kijin [Texas A&M University] [email protected] NETWORK: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY BASED ON THE TWO BAYS [email protected] VAN ZANDT, Shannon [Texas A&M University] OF GUANGDONG, HONG KONG, MACAO, AND ZHEJIANG IN [email protected] CHINA 424: BRIDGING POLICY ADOPTION AND POLICY ZHANG, Yishuai [Tongji University, Shanghai] IMPLEMENTATION: AN EXPLORATION OF LOCAL 810: IMPACTS OF HAZARD MITIGATION GRANTS ON [email protected] GOVERNMENTS’ SUSTAINABILITY ACTIONS INDIVIDUAL AND COMMUNITY LEVEL POST DISASTER LIAO, Lu [Cornell University] [email protected] RESILIENCE 895: THE LAND BASED URBAN AND REGIONAL WARNER, Mildred [Cornell University] [email protected] SCHWALLER, Nora [University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill] DEVELOPMENT: THE IMPACTS OF STATE RESCALING þ HOMSY, George [Binghamton University] [email protected] XU, Yuanshuo [Cornell University] [email protected] NGUYEN, Mai [University of North Carolina] [email protected] 1208: ANALYZING TRENDS IN URBAN SUSTAINABILITY AND 1198: HOUSING CHARACTERISTICS OF RESIDENTS IN SMART EQUITY INDICATORS 846: BEYOND THE OWNER RENTER DIVIDE IN DISASTER CITIES: CASE STUDY OF UNDERPOPULATED SMART CITY THOMAS, Ryan [Cornell University] [email protected] PLANNING: A GEOGRAPHICAL ANALYSIS OF MOBILE HOME SONGDO þ HSU, Angel [Yale University] [email protected] PARK DAMAGE AND RECOVERY AFTER HURRICANE HARVEY SOHN, Jun Ik [University of Florida] juniksohn@u .edu RUMBACH, Andrew [University of Colorado Denver] KIM, Hyun Jung [University of Florida] hyunkim@u .edu 1368: THE CHANGING MEANING AND RESPONSIBILITIES [email protected] ALAKSHENDRA, Abhinav [University of Florida] OF URBAN SUSTAINABILITY PLANNING: THE CASE OF SULLIVAN, Esther [University of Colorado Denver] [email protected] .edu PHILADELPHIA [email protected] ROSAN, Christina [Temple University] [email protected] 1097: HOLISTIC MODELING OF POST DISASTER HOUSING 14.18 CLIMATE JUSTICE, EQUITY, AND RECOVERY HAMIDEH, Sara [Iowa State University] [email protected] TRANSPORT 4.18 PRE ORGANIZED SESSION: CM Eligible SELLING OUT OR SELLING IN: ETHNIC Room: 101E AND RACIAL PLACEMAKING AND 11.47 PRE ORGANIZED SESSION: Moderator/Discussant: BARAJAS, Jesus [University of Illinois] SPACES OF BELONGING, PART 1 SIMULATION AND GAMING FOR CM Eligible [email protected] Room: 107 ENGAGEMENT, EXPERIMENTATION, AND LEARNING 164: CLIMATE ACTION TOKENISM DO THEORIES OF Moderator/Discussant: GONZALEZ, Erualdo Romero CM Eligible RECOGNITION LEGITIMIZE SYMBOLIC PLANNING? [California State University, Fullerton] [email protected] Room: 103 DAVY, Ben [Dortmund University] [email protected]
231: "SOMOS AQUÍ": THE FIGHT FOR FAIR REDEVELOPMENT Moderator/Discussant: VAN MAASAKKERS, Mattijs [The Ohio 1247: CLIMATE JUSTICE IN TRANSPORTATION VULNERABILITY ALONG MARYLAND'S INTERNATIONAL CORRIDOR State University] [email protected] ANALYSIS TOWARDS SEA LEVEL RISE LUNG-AMAM, Willow [University of Maryland] ZHANG, Yi [University of Florida] nicolezhang@u .edu [email protected] 1033: TILTING AT WINDMILLS: USING SIMULATIONS AND GAMES TO SUPPORT RENEWABLES SITING 968: THE ROLE OF STATE PRACTICES IN ACHIEVING 233: ETHNIC ENTREPRENEURSHIPS: CULTURAL RESILIENCY SCHENK, Todd [Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORTATION AND STRATEGIES FOR REURBANIZATION University] [email protected] STEINER, Ruth [University of Florida] rsteiner@u .edu LARA, Jesus [The Ohio State University] [email protected] MEYERS, Ron [Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State YANG, Xinyuan [University of Florida] poppyyang@u .edu University] [email protected] MCDONALD, Noreen [University of North Carolina] 236: ETHNICITY: MAPPING THE LINGUISTIC LANDSCAPE OF SFORZA, Peter [Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State COMBS, Tabitha [University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill] University] [email protected] LOS ANGELES’ ETHNIC COMMERCE [email protected] KIM, Annette [University of Southern California] [email protected] 1034: VISUALIZATION APPROACHES TO STORMWATER PLANNING AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ZELLNER, Moira [University of Illinois at Chicago] [email protected] KELLER, Justin [University of Illinois at Chicago] [email protected] MASSEY, Dean [University of Illinois at Chicago] [email protected]
1035: USING GAMES TO TRAIN DELIBERATIVE DISCOURSE: LESSONS FROM EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH WITH STUDENTS BARCHERS, Camille [Georgia Institute of Technology] [email protected]
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927: TRACKING IMPACTS OF LIGHT RAIL INVESTMENT 14.25 TRANSPORTATION SAFETY AND THROUGH A VOLATILE HOUSING MARKET: COMBINING SECURITY QUALITATIVE AND QUANTITATIVE METHODS TO UNDERSTAND CM Eligible DYNAMIC INFLUENCES OF DEMOGRAPHIC CHANGE AND Room: 102 INVESTMENT INCENTIVES PARKER, Dawn [University of Waterloo] [email protected] Moderator/Discussant: UREY, Gwen [California State DEAN, Jennifer [University of Waterloo] Polytechnic Institute] [email protected] [email protected] HUANG, Yu [University of Waterloo] [email protected] 46: ACHIEVING VISION ZERO: APPLYING THE LESSONS OF COOK, Justin [University of Waterloo] [email protected] SYSTEMS ENGINEERING TO LAND USE AND TRANSPORTATION PI, Xinyue [University of Waterloo] [email protected] PLANNING BABIN, Robert [Municipal Property Assessment Corporation] DUMBAUGH, Eric [Florida Atlantic University] [email protected] [email protected] TRAN, Jinny [Aird & Berlis LLP] [email protected] 660: UNCOVERING HIDDEN RISKS: TRANSPORTATION SAFETY CONCERNS IN AN IMMIGRANT GATEWAY NEIGHBORHOOD 15.5 ART, MEMORY, AND THE DESIGN NOSTIKASARI, Dian [Rice University] [email protected] OF CITIES PATTERSON, Grant [Rice University] [email protected] CM Eligible SHELTON, Kyle [Rice University] [email protected] Room: 101F
942: DO CRIME INCIDENTS AFFECT RIDERSHIP? Moderator: WHITE, James [The University of Glasgow] ESFANDYARI, Sahar [University of Texas at Arlington] sahar. [email protected] [email protected] LI, Jianling [University of Texas at Arlington] [email protected] 87: LEARNING FROM DESIGN IDEAS AT WORK: 21ST CENTURY DESIGN SENSIBILITIES AND SETTLEMENT PLANNING FOR 955: UNDERSTANDING THE ROLE OF OSNS AND URBAN ELEPHANTS AND MAHOUTS IN JAIPUR, INDIA CROWDSOURCED DATA FOR TRAFFIC AND INCIDENT VIDYARTHI, Sanjeev [University of Illinois at Chicago] MANAGEMENT [email protected] KARNER, Alex [University of Texas at Austin] MEHROTRA, Rahul [Harvard University] [email protected] [email protected] KUMAR, Amit [Georgia Institute of Technology] [email protected] 365: THE NARRATIVE OF RETENTION: REANIMATING THE ROSS, Catherine [Georgia Institute of Technology] catherine. HISTORICAL EVENT SPACE IN BRISBANE AND SYDNEY þ [email protected] MINNER, Jennifer [Cornell University] [email protected] ABBOTT, Martin [Cornell University] [email protected]
14.31 RAIL TRANSIT 425: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF MURAL ART POLICIES AND CM Eligible REGULATION Room: 108 MENDELSON SHWARTZ, Eynat [Technion - Israel Institute of Technology] [email protected] Moderator/Discussant: CURRANS, Kristina [Arizona State University] [email protected]
546: RESIDENTIAL PERCEPTIONS OF A PROPOSED HIGH SPEED RAIL PROJECT IN FLORIDA þ SAGINOR, Jesse [Florida Atlantic University] [email protected] DUMBAUGH, Eric [Florida Atlantic University]
728: HOW DO YOU RATE RAIL STATIONS: A CASE STUDY OF LA METRO RAIL STATIONS SHIN, Eun Jin [Yale-NUS College] [email protected]
918: THE RESHAPING OF LAND DEVELOPMENT DENSITY IN SHENZHEN, CHINA, THROUGH RAIL TRANSIT: THE STORIES OF CENTRAL AREAS VS. SUBURBS WANG, Xiaoguang [Central Michigan University] [email protected] TONG, De [Peking University] [email protected] GAO, Jing [Peking University] [email protected] CHEN, Yang [World Bank] [email protected]
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JPER EDITORIAL BOARD MEETING ACSP STUDENT AWARD PAPER SESSION, PART 1 2.4 CREATIVITY AND CULTURE IN LOCAL Room: Genessee, Hyatt Hotel Room: 101C DEVELOPMENT CM Eligible Moderator: GRENGS, Joseph [University of Michigan] Room: 101H ACSP COMMITTEE ON THE ACADEMY MEETING [email protected] FOLLOWED BY DISCUSSION WITH HBCU Moderator/Discussant: MOTOYAMA, Yasuyuki [University of ADMINISTRATORS ACSP/FWIG Marsha Ritzdorf Award Kansas] ym.kau [email protected] Room: Board Room, Convention Center REQUEERING LONDON: EXPLORING TRANSGRESSIVE PRODUCTION OF URBAN SPACE BY LGBTQ+ PERSONS OF 578: THE CONTRIBUTION OF CIVIC AND CULTURAL AMENITIES COLOUR TO THE HEALTH OF DOWNTOWNS BIG IDEAS SESSION: CIVIC ANALYTICS & URBAN LIU, Jody [University College London] [email protected] BURAYIDI, Michael [Ball State University] [email protected] SCIENCE CM | 2.5 Ed McClure Award for Best Masters Student Paper Friday, 10:00am – 12:30pm 1027: AGGLOMERATION IN THE POST SPOTIFY MUSIC THE CURRENT STATE OF COMMUNITY SOLAR IN ILLINOIS: INDUSTRY: A STUDY OF MUSIC FESTIVAL ARTISTS LOOKING TO 2025 AND BEYOND Organizer: WU, Weiping [Columbia University] ADLER, Patrick [University of California, Los Angeles] JENKINS, Jen [University of Illinois at Chicago] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Moderator: KONTOKOSTA, Constantine [New York University] 1043: THE QUEST FOR CREATIVE INDUSTRIES: A MULTI LEVEL Barclay Gibbs Jones Award for Best Dissertation [email protected] STUDY ON THE IMPACT OF URBAN COMPACTNESS ON THE in Planning GEOGRAPHY OF CREATIVE INDUSTRIES IN THE UNITED STATES Co-Discussant: BOEING, Geo [Northeastern University] RIDEHAIL REVOLUTION: RIDEHAIL TRAVEL AND EQUITY IN GRANPAYEHVAGHEI, Tahereh [The University of Texas at [email protected] LOS ANGELES Arlington] [email protected] BROWN, Anne [University of California, Los Angeles] BONAKDAR, Ahmad [University of Texas at Arlington] ahmad. Presenters: [email protected] [email protected] GONZALEZ, Marta [University of California, Berkeley] marta. ZANDIATASHBAR, Ahoura [University of Texas at Arlington] [email protected] [email protected] BETTENCOURT, Luis [University of Chicago] STUDENT WORKSHOP: PUBLISHING IN HAMIDI, Shima [University of Texas at Arlington] [email protected] PLANNING: WHERE & HOW? [email protected] Room: 101B 1094: CREATING OPPORTUNITIES AND CONFRONTING LOCAL HOST SESSION: TURNING THE CORNER: Moderator: WOLFE, Mary K. [University of North Carolina at TRADITION: AN INVESTIGATION OF AMENITY MIGRATION FINDINGS FROM BUFFALO & OTHER PROJECT Chapel Hill] [email protected] AND CREATIVE INDUSTRIES IN SMALL TOWNS OF THE MOUNTAIN WEST CITIES CM | 1.25 Participants: SHELBY, Jennifer [University of Colorado Boulder] Room: 101A LAURIAN, Lucie [University of Iowa] [email protected] [email protected] GREEN LEIGH, Nancey [Georgia Institute of Technology] Moderator: SILVERMAN, Robert [University at Bu alo, SUNY] [email protected] rms35@bu alo.edu CAMPBELL, Heather [University of British Columbia] 2.7 INDUSTRIAL POLICY, TARGETING, [email protected] AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Co-Discussants: SHEN, Qing [University of Washington] [email protected] SCALLY, Corianne [Urban Institute] [email protected] PRACTICE LUCAS, Keith [Oce of Strategic Planning, City of Bu alo] CM Eligible [email protected] alo.ny.us Room: 108
Participants: Moderator/Discussant: FORBES, Allison [University of North YIN, Li [Project Synopsis, University at Bu alo, SUNY] Carolina at Chapel Hill] [email protected] liyin@bu alo.edu TAYLOR, JR, Henry [Project Synopsis, University at Bu alo, 177: THE IMPACTS OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INCENTIVES SUNY] htaylor@bu alo.edu IN THE MIDWEST RAUSCH, Ela J. [Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis] DRUCKER, Joshua [University of Illinois at Chicago] [email protected] [email protected] WEBER, Rachel [University of Illinois at Chicago] [email protected] KIM, Geon [University of Illinois at Chicago] [email protected]
829: PATH BREAKING OR PATH DEPENDENT? HOW DID SPECIAL ECONOMIC ZONES INFLUENCE INDUSTRIAL TRANSFORMATION OF CHINESE CITIES LI, Yingcheng [Massachusetts Institute of Technology] [email protected] ZHENG, Siqi [Massachusetts Institute of Technology] [email protected]
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1230: IMPACTS OF TRANSPARENCY IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT SPENDING 3.38 PRE ORGANIZED SESSION: 7.10 TRANSPORTATION AND LAND USE MARCELLO, Elizabeth [Columbia University] PUERTO RICO AND HURRICANE MARIA: CONNECTIONS [email protected] PLANNING FOR A JUST, EQUITABLE, CM Eligible AND SUSTAINABLE RECOVERY Room: 104 1287: TIF TRANSPARENCY AS A STEP TOWARD CM Eligible ACCOUNTABILITY IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Room: 101F Moderator: SCHMIDT, Stephan [Cornell University] CRAFT, Andrea [University of Illinois at Chicago] [email protected] [email protected] Moderator/Discussant: GARCIA ZAMBRANA, Ivis [University of Utah] [email protected] Discussant: There will not be a discussant for this session.
3.12 PEOPLE: ARE PEOPLE CENTRAL 625: RELATIONAL APPROACH TO ENVIRONMENTAL 18: THE MONOCENTRIC MODEL AND URBAN SPATIAL TO BUILDING SOCIAL CAPITAL FOR INJUSTICES IN PUERTO RICAN RECOVERY STRUCTURE IN GERMANY SCHMIDT, Stephan [Cornell University] [email protected] ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE? RIVERA, Danielle [University of Colorado Boulder] [email protected] CM Eligible 473: EXPLORING NONLINEAR INFLUENCES OF BUILT Room: 102 627: FORCES ON THE GROUND: DISASTER RECOVER IES, ENVIRONMENT CHARACTERISTICS ON CARBON EMISSIONS Moderator/Discussant: HANLON, Bernadette [The Ohio State PLANNING, AND THE GRASSROOTS OF DAILY TRAVEL IN MINNEAPOLIS University] [email protected] TORRES-CORDERO, Ariam [University of Illinois at Urbana- TAO, Tao [University of Minnesota] [email protected] Champaign] [email protected] CAO, Xin [University of Minnesota] [email protected] 58: DOES GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE PROMOTE EQUITABLE 672: THE IMPACT OF LAND USE CONFIGURATION OF LIGHT DEVELOPMENT? THE MEDIATING ROLE OF SOCIAL CAPITAL IN 1263: INTEGRATING GENDER EQUITY INTO SMALL SCALE RAIL TRANSIT STATION AREAS ON RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY ASSESSING IMPACTS COFFEE FARMING AND LIVELIHOOD RECOVERY IN POST IRMA FISCH, Jessica [Georgia Institute of Technology] AND MARIA PUERTO RICO. VALUES IN CALGARY j[email protected] BORGES-MENDEZ, Ramon [Clark University] CHOI, Kwangyul [University of Calgary] [email protected] [email protected] PARK, Han [Rice University] 519: THE PROCESS OF ECOLOGICAL PLANNING: A NEW MODEL FOR INTER AND TRANSDISCIPLINARY SOCIAL 1254: LOS VS. VMT IN CALIFORNIA’S ENVIRONMENTAL ECOLOGICAL COLLABORATION 4.19 PRE ORGANIZED SESSION: SELLING OUT OR SELLING IN: ETHNIC REVIEW: A MULTI JURISDICTION CASE STUDY þ ROTHFEDER, Robin [University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point] VOLKER, Jamey [University of California, Davis] [email protected] AND RACIAL PLACEMAKING AND [email protected] SPACES OF BELONGING, PART 2 LEE, Amy [University of California, Davis] [email protected] 884: ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE IN WAREHOUSING LOCATION CM Eligible FITCH, Dillon [University of California Davis] ACROSS CITIES: INSTITUTIONAL PERSPECTIVES Room: 107 dt[email protected] YUAN, Quan [University of Southern California] KAYLOR, Joe [University of California, Davis] [email protected] Moderator/Discussant: ZHUANG, Zhixi Cecilia [Ryerson [email protected] University] [email protected]
3.17 POLICY: WHAT IS THE UTILITY OF 234: HOW I LEARNED TO STOP WORRYING AND LOVE THE 12.25 PRE ORGANIZED SESSION: UNDERSTANDING ENVIRONMENTAL STRIP MALL: COMMERCIAL SPACES DESIGNED FOR AND BY PLANNING IN THE FACE OF CRISIS AND PERCEPTIONS AND POLITICS? IMMIGRANT ENTREPRENEURS CRISMAN, Jonathan [University of Southern California] AUSTERITY CM Eligible CM Eligible [email protected] Room: 101G Room: 103
Moderator/Discussant: BOYER, Robert [University of North 237: TAKE THE NEON LIGHTS AND MAKE A CROWN: THE Moderator/Discussant: TAUFEN WESSELLS, Anne [University Carolina], Charlotte [email protected] SUBVERSIVE GEOGRAPHIES OF THE EVERYDAY of Washington] Tacoma] [email protected] LIVIA BRAND, Anna [University of California, Berkeley] 218: POSITIVELY RESILIENT? PUBLIC PERCEPTIONS OF URBAN [email protected] 286: AUSTERITY IN REVERSE: KOREA, CAPABILITIES, AND RESILIENCE AND IMPLICATIONS FOR PLANNING þ CRISIS þ MEEROW, Sara [Arizona State University] 246: WHERE COMMERCE MEETS CULTURE: IMMIGRANT POTTER, James "Cuz" [Korea University] [email protected] [email protected] SPACE AND SUBURBAN RETAIL IN THE NEW LATINO SOUTH KIM, Jeeyeop [Ajou University] [email protected] NEUNER, Fabian [University of Michigan] [email protected] ARROYO, John [University of Oregon] [email protected] 287: NARRATING A HOUSING CRISIS: CONJUNCTURAL 866: DISSECTING THE POLITICS OF SCALE IN SPATIAL 1361: LIMINAL AND INTERSTITIAL CITIZENSHIP ANALYSIS, IDEOLOGY, AND THE PROSPECTS FOR PLANNING PLANNING PRACTICE SIMPSON, Sheryl-Ann [University of California Davis] INCH, Andy [University of Sheeld] [email protected] MILZ, Dan [University of Minnesota] [email protected] [email protected] SHEPHERD, Edward [University of Reading] [email protected] 1226: CLIMATE POLICY FOR FOLLOWERS: EVALUATING THE 288: MEMPHIS 3.0 AND THE FOX BUILDING THE HEN HOUSE SUITABILITY OF ENTREPRENEURIAL CITIES’ CLIMATE POLICY SANTO, Charles [University of Memphis] MODELS FOR USE IN LATE MOVER MUNICIPALITIES [email protected] WATSON, Siobhan [Columbia University] SAIJA, Laura [University of Memphis] [email protected] [email protected] 289: THE DEEP ROOTS OF AUSTERE PLANNING AND THE CHALLENGE TO BOTTOM UP “RESISTANCE” IN MEMPHIS, TN SAIJA, Laura [University of Memphis] [email protected] RACITI, Antonio [University of Massachusetts Boston] [email protected]
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14.19 TRANSPORT AND HEALTH 14.28 PRE ORGANIZED SESSION: 15.37 PRE ORGANIZED SESSION: CM Eligible PLANNING AND DESIGNING KEVIN LYNCH’S IMAGEABILITY: PAST, Room: 105 FOR AUTONOMOUS MOBILITY: PRESENT, AND FUTURE OF AN URBAN INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES DESIGN THEORY Moderator/Discussant: SMART, Michael [Rutgers, The State CM Eligible CM Eligible University of New Jersey] [email protected] Room: 109 Room: 101E
27: IS ACTIVE TRAVEL A STABLE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY Moderator/Discussant: GOLUB, Aaron [Portland State Moderator/Discussant: HACK, Gary [University of BEHAVIOR? EVIDENCE FROM THE GERMAN MOBILITY PANEL University] [email protected] Pennsylvania] [email protected] þ BUEHLER, Ralph [Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State 350: SIMULATING AUTONOMOUS MOBILITY AT THE 103: THE IMAGE OF A HIGH DENSITY CITY: KEVIN LYNCH’S University] [email protected] PLANNING DISTRICT LEVEL: THE SIMMOBILITY APPROACH THEORY IN CONSTRUCTING CHINESE URBANISM KUHNIMHOF, Tobias [German Aerospace Center (DLR)] ZEGRAS, Christopher [Massachusetts Institute of Technology] WANG, Bing [Harvard University] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] BAUMAN, Adrian [Sydney School of Public Health] Adrian. FERREIRA, JR., Joseph [Massachusetts Institute of Technology] 605: THE IMAGE OF THE CONNECTED, AUTOMATED CITY: NEW [email protected] [email protected] MOBILITY TECHNOLOGIES AND THE TRANSFORMATION OF EISENMANN, Christine [Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)] NAHMIAS BIRAN, Bat Hen [Singapore-MIT Alliance for Research [email protected] URBAN SPATIAL KNOWLEDGE and Technology] [email protected] MONDSCHEIN, Andrew [University of Virginia] ZHAO, Juanjuan [Singapore-MIT Alliance for Research and [email protected] 64: SHOULD WE FOCUS ON GETTING RICH PEOPLE OUT OF Technology] [email protected] CARS, OR PUTTING POOR PEOPLE INTO THEM? þ LE, Diem [Singapore-MIT Alliance for Research and Technology] 606: COGNITIVE MAPS, SKETCH MAPS, AND THE FIVE MORRIS, Eric [Clemson University] [email protected] [email protected] BLUMENBERG, Evelyn [University of California Los Angeles] ELEMENTS: REVISITING LYNCH’S THE IMAGE OF THE CITY AND [email protected] ITS INFLUENCE ON PLANNING 352: VALUE BASED PLANNING FOR AUTOMATED VEHICLES: MOGA, Steven [Smith College] [email protected] A EUROPEAN PERSPECTIVE 100: DYNAMIC PARKING MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES AND MLADENOVIC, Milos [Aalto University] CO BENEFITS TO COMMUNITY HEALTH 1115: HIS IDEAS WERE "IN THE WATER": THE LEGACY OF milos.mladenovic@aalto. KEVIN LYNCH IN LOS ANGELES DAVIS, Mary [Tufts University] [email protected] MILAKIS, Dimitris [Delft University of Technology] HOGAN, Sean [Tufts University] [email protected] DRAKE REITAN, Meredith [University of Southern California] [email protected] [email protected] 701: COMMUTE PATTERNS AND MENTAL HEALTH: EVIDENCE BANERJEE, Tridib [University of Southern California] 353: PLANNING FOR URBAN AUTONOMY IN THE UNITED [email protected] FROM ELEVEN LATIN AMERICAN CITIES STATES: BENCHMARKING URBAN POLICY AND PROGRAMS WANG, Xize [University of California Berkeley] RIGGS, William [University of San Francisco] [email protected] [email protected] RODRIGUEZ, Daniel [University of California Berkeley] SARMIENTO, Olga Lucia [Universidad de los Andes] 734: PLANNING FOR AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES IN SINGAPORE: [email protected] ITERATIVE DESIGN EXPERIMENTS þ GUAJE, Oscar [Universidad de los Andes] MAHESHWARI, Tanvi [Singapore ETH Centre] [email protected] [email protected]
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MEET THE EDITORS: LOCAL ECONOMY JOURNAL 3.11 MARKET: HOW CAN WE USE 7.8 ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF LAND USE Room: Genessee Room, Hyatt Hotel MARKET APPROACHES TO ACHIEVE PLANNING AND POLICY ENVIRONMENTAL AIMS? CM Eligible CM Eligible Room: 101F INFORMATION SESSION GEORGIA INSTITUE OF Room: 108 TECHNOLOGY, SCHOOL OF CITY AND REGIONAL Moderator/Discussant: LOH, Carolyn [Wayne State University] PLANNING Moderator/Discussant: SPIRANDELLI, Daniele [University of [email protected] Room: 104 Hawaii] [email protected] 63: RESHAPING A TENANCY MODEL IN JAPAN: FARMERS AND 300: COMMUNICATING ABOUT FLOOD RISKS WITH REAL THE FARMLAND BANK PROGRAM IN A DELTA SUBURBAN ACSP STUDENT AWARD PAPER SESSION, PART 2 ESTATE MARKET ACTORS COMMUNITY Room: 101C ANDREWS, Clinton [Rutgers, The State University of New NISHI, Maiko [Columbia University] [email protected] Jersey] [email protected] Moderator: SANDOVAL, Gerardo [University of Oregon] 371: THE ECONOMICS OF MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT: AN [email protected] 440: TRENDS IN UNDERLYING LAND USES ASSOCIATED WITH EMPIRICAL STUDY IN THE CITY OF SEATTLE CONSERVATION EASEMENT PARCELS SHEN, Qing [University of Washington] [email protected] Karen R. Polenske Award for Outstanding Student DYCKMAN, Caitlin [Clemson University] [email protected] SUN, Fei Yang [University of Washington] [email protected] Paper on a China-related Topic WHITE, David L. [Clemson University] [email protected] ERMISI, So a [University of Washington] [email protected] RESIDENTIAL DIFFERENTIATION OF INCOME GROUPS AND LAURIA, Mickey [Clemson University] [email protected] WHITTINGTON, Jan [University of Washington] ACCESSIBILITY POVERTY IN URBAN CHINA: CASE STUDY OF BALDWIN, Robert [Clemson University] [email protected] [email protected] GUANGZHOU FOUCH, Nakisha [Clemson University] [email protected] CHEN, Zifeng [University of Hong Kong] [email protected] STOUT, Anna [Clemson University] [email protected] YEH, Anthony [University of Hong Kong] co-author OGLETREE, Scott [Clemson University] [email protected] 7.14 ROUNDTABLE 430: "FINDING THE SWEET SPOT": THE IMPACT Gill-Chin Lim Award for the Best Dissertation on OF THE LATE DAVID GODSCHALK'S International Planning 5.7 HOUSING AFFORDABILITY AND CONTRIBUTION TO SCHOLARSHIP IN GLOBAL ENERGY TRANSITION AND THEIR CONTRADICTIONS: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FROM THE THE PLANNING FIELD CM | 1 EMERGING GEOGRAPHIES IN ENERGY AND FINANCE IN BOTTOM UP: CLTS, ADUS, AND CBAS Room: 102 INDONESIA AND CALIFORNIA CM Eligible KENNEDY, Sean [University of California, Los Angeles] Room: 101A Moderator: BERKE, Philip [Texas A&M University] [email protected] [email protected] Moderator/Discussant: YIN, Jordan [Alabama A&M University] [email protected] Participants: 1.13 ROUNDTABLE 952: NEDOVIC-BUDIC, Zorica [University of Illinois at Chicago] TECHNOLOGICAL DISRUPTION AND THE 304: THE INFLUENCE OF THE COMMUNITY BENEFITS [email protected] FUTURE OF CITIES: AN AGENDA FOR AGREEMENT PHENOMENON ON URBAN POLITICAL THEORY MALIZIA, Emil [University of North Carolina] RESEARCH AND EDUCATION CM | 1 ROSADO, Ralph [Florida International University] Room: 101H [email protected] 9.8 ROUNDTABLE 277: NAVIGATING Moderator: STECKLER, Becky [University of Oregon] 906: HOW LONG IS LONG TERM: HOMEOWNER CHALLENGES AND BUILDING [email protected] AFFORDABILITY AND SECURITY IN CHICAGO COMMUNITY INFRASTRUCTURE TO SUPPORT LAND TRUST PROPERTIES PROCHASKA, Natalie [The University of Illinois at Urbana- COMMUNITY ENGAGED PARTNERSHIPS CM | 1 Organizer: LEWIS, Rebecca [University of Oregon] Room: 101E [email protected] Champaign] [email protected] Moderator: FORESTER, John [Cornell University] 1235: IF YOU LET THEM BUILD IT THEY WON’T NECESSARILY Participants: [email protected] BROWN, Anne [University of Oregon] COME: ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS AND THE LIMITS OF [email protected] LOCAL LAND USE REFORM Organizer: MINNER, Jennifer [Cornell University] CIRCELLA, Giovanni [University of California, Davis] MAKAREWICZ, Carrie [University of Colorado Denver] carrie. [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] KICKERT, Conrad [University of Cincinnati] SCHAFRAN, Alex [University of Leeds] [email protected] Participants: [email protected] FRANTZ, George [Cornell University] [email protected] RIGGS, William [University of San Francisco] IDZIOREK, Katherine [University of Washington] [email protected] [email protected] 5.32 ROUNDTABLE 268: OTHER SLETTO, Bjorn [The University of Texas at Austin] GEOGRAPHIES OF GENTRIFICATION [email protected] CM | 1 UMEMOTO, Karen [University of California, Los Angeles] Room: 101G [email protected] KIM, Annette [University of Southern California] Moderator & Organizer: CHARLES, Suzanne [Cornell [email protected] University] [email protected]
Participants: GREENLEE, Andrew [University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign] AIDOO, Fallon [University of New Orleans] [email protected] HUQ, Efadul [University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign]
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9.9 ROUNDTABLE 354: PLANNING 15.8 DESIGN, DEMOCRACY,D AND OPEN EDUCATION IN A GLOBALIZING WORLD: SPACE FRIDAY CHALLENGES OF CAPTURING AND CM Eligible DELIVERING DYNAMIC LESSONS CM | 1 Room: 109 12:30PM – 2:00PM Room: 103 Moderator/Discussant: LIVIA BRAND, Anna [University of LUNCH ON YOUR OWN, Organizer: HWANG, Seyeon [University of Florida] California, Berkeley] [email protected] hseyeon@u .edu 502: ECOLOGICAL PLANNING AND DIRECT DEMOCRACY: THE OR Moderator: LARSEN, Kristin [University of Florida] CASE OF TEMPELHOF AIRFIELD klarsen@u .edu CARVER, Evan [University of Washington] [email protected] FWIG LUNCHEON Participant: 1152: THE FRAGMENTATION OF PARK PROVISION: (Advance Ticket Purchase AMBORSKI, David [Ryerson University] [email protected] IMPLICATIONS FOR PLANNING COOPER-MCCANN, Patrick [Wayne State University] Required) [email protected] Room 106 A&B 11.4 SPACE: THE FINAL FRONTIER CM Eligible 1209: EMPOWERMENT BY DESIGN: BROWNSVILLE WEST RAIL Room: 107 TRAIL CORRIDOR STUDY LEDESMA, Edna [University of Texas at Austin] Moderator/Discussant: JOHNSON, Bonnie [University of [email protected] Kansas] [email protected]
872: ACTING IN “INFORMAL SPACES” AND THE 15.13 ROUNDTABLE 776: LEARNING INFRASTRUCTURE OF PLANNING IMPROVISATION FROM PRACTICE: THE RUDY BRUNER FORESTER, John [Cornell University] j [email protected] AWARD FOR URBAN EXCELLENCE CM | 1 Room: 101B 1187: A FRAMEWORK FOR UNDERSTANDING HOW SPATIAL CONFIGURATION INFLUENCES FACILITATION PROCESSES þ Moderator & Organizer: SHIBLEY, Robert [University at PIERCE, Jennifer [University of British Columbia] Bu alo, SUNY] rshibley@bu alo.edu [email protected] FORESTER, John [Cornell University] [email protected] Participants: LUBENAU, Anne-Marie [Director, Rudy Bruner Awards for Urban Excellence] 14.15 OLDER ADULTS AND TRAVEL ADHYA, Anirban [Lawrence Technical University] CM Eligible PITERA, Dan [University of Detroit Mercy] Room: 105
Moderator/Discussant: SMART, Michael [Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey] [email protected]
55: IDENTIFYING SPATIAL GAPS IN TRANSPORTATION OPTIONS FOR OLDER ADULTS NOH, Soowoong [University of Florida] [email protected] BEJLERI, Ilir [University of Florida] ilir@u .edu GU, Zongni [University of Florida] gznleo@u .edu STEINER, Ruth [University of Florida] [email protected] .edu WINTER, Sandra [University of Florida] [email protected] .edu
118: “KNOWING WHAT WE NEED: OLDER AMERICANS’ REFLECTIONS ON TRANSPORTATION IN SUBURBIA” WOOD, James [Florida State University] [email protected]
130: PUBLIC TRANSIT USE AMONG THE ELDERLY IN THE MEDIUM SIZED CITIES OF CHINA: EFFECTS OF PERSONAL, ATTITUDINAL, HOUSEHOLD, SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT, AND BUILT ENVIRONMENT FACTORS HE, Qian [University of Texas at Arlington] [email protected]
58th ANNUAL CONFERENCE - 67 FRIDAY POSTERS, 2:00PM – 6:30PM All posters will be on display in the Marquee Level Ballroom.
TRACK 01 POSTERS: ANALYTICAL TRACK 03 POSTERS: ENVIRONMENTAL TRACK 04 POSTERS: GENDER & METHODS & COMPUTER APPLICATIONS PLANNING & RESOURCE MANAGEMENT DIVERSITY IN PLANNING
729: EFFECTS OF EARTHQUAKES ON LANDSLIDE RISK MAP IN 426: SOCIAL VULNERABILITY & FLOOD DAMAGE: 1140: THE LINKAGE BETWEEN SINGLE FAMILY ZONING & SOUTH KOREA NEIGHBORHOOD DISPARITIES IN FLOOD DAMAGE DUE TO WOMEN’S COMMUTING PATTERNS IN THE PUGET SOUND KANG, Junsuk [Seoul National University] HURRICANE HARVEY IN THE CITY OF HOUSTON REGION [email protected] LEE, Jessica [Texas A&M University] jjlee8605@tamu MICKLOW, Amanda [Cornell University] [email protected] YI, Zheongzun [Seoul National University] [email protected] VAN ZANDT, Shannon [Texas A&M University] [email protected] 1319: THE END OF THE DIVERSE CITY? 1232: LEVERAGING GEOREFERENCED SOCIAL MEDIA VAZQUEZ CASTILLO, Maria Teresa [Universidad Autonoma de INFORMATION TO ANALYZE HUMAN ACTIVITIES & CARRYING 613: THE EFFECT OF NATURAL DISASTER ON POPULATION Ciudad Juarez] [email protected] CAPACITY IN ECOTOURISM DEVELOPMENT & PLANNING DISPLACEMENT & LAND USE CHANGES: IN THE CASE OF NAM, Yunwoo [University of Nebraska-Lincoln] REPUBLIC OF KOREA [email protected] LEE, Eun Woo [University of Seoul] [email protected] TRACK 05 POSTERS: HOUSING & SONG, Jaemin [University of Seoul] [email protected] COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
TRACK 02 POSTERS: ECONOMIC 624: PERCEPTIONS OF A WICKED PROBLEM: SITUATION 59: REGIONAL HOUSING TENURE SYSTEMS, LEVERAGE IN DEVELOPMENT ASSESSMENT OF WATER QUALITY ISSUES IN THE JORDAN POLICY MAKING: AN APPROACH ON THE YOUTH JEONSE RIVER WATERSHED RENTAL HOUSING PROGRAM IN KOREA 732: TRYING TO SMART IN UP & CLEANUP OUR ACT BY BANERJEE, Debolina [University of Utah] YUN, Sung [Yonsei University] [email protected] LINKING REGIONAL GROWTH PLANNING, BROWNFIELDS [email protected] KIM, Kabsung [Yonsei University] [email protected] REMEDIATION, & URBAN INFILL IN SOUTHERN ONTARIO HINNER, Sarah [University of Utah] sarah.hinners@utah CITIES CLARK, Brett [University of Utah] [email protected] 362: THE LOCATION OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING & DE SOUSA, Christopher [Ryerson University] COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITY: ARE WE SPENDING [email protected] 685: ESTIMATING COOLING EFFECT OF URBAN GREEN AREAS PUBLIC MONEY AT THE RIGHT PLACE? USING RANDOM FOREST PREDICTION MODEL TRAN, Tho [Texas A&M University] ductho2211@tamu 775: THE DISTRIBUTION IN THE SPACE OF URBAN ONLINE JEONG, Ha-Uk [Ulsan National Institute of Science and VAN ZANDT, Shannon [Texas A&M University] TAKE OUT CATERING & ITS FACTORS: A CASE STUDY OF Technology] [email protected] [email protected] SHANGHAI CHO, Gi-Hyoug [Ulsan National Institute of Science & LUO, Zixin [Tongji University] [email protected] Technology] [email protected] 364: EQUITY PRESERVATION: MAPPING THE GEOGRAPHY OF GU, Qin [Tongji University] [email protected] REINVESTMENT & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ALLIANCES 740: THE RESOURCE & ENVIRONMENT ASSESSMENT METHOD IN BUFFALO, NEW YORK 1018: IDENTIFICATION & CATEGORIZATION OF U.S. BUSINESS BASED ON BOTTOM LINE THINKING MINNER, Jennifer [Cornell University] jm2359@cornell DISTRICTS USING UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE DATA OU, Xiaoli [Tongji University] [email protected] SMALL, Zachary [Cornell University] zjs27@cornell MANDUCA, Robert [Harvard University] PRYCE, Ashley [Cornell University] [email protected] [email protected] 899: RESILIENCE INDICATORS & MEASURING VULNERABILITY TO COASTAL HAZARDS 373: DISPARITIES BETWEEN PUBLIC HOUSING RECOVERY & 704: IDENTIFICATION & CHARACTERIZATION OF URBAN HAN, Sa Min [University of Pennsylvania] OTHER RESIDENTIAL UNITS AFTER DISASTERS CASE STUDY: MANUFACTURING IN METROPOLITAN AREAS IN SOUTH [email protected] LUMBERTON HOUSING RECOVERY AFTER HURRICANE KOREA IMPLICATIONS FOR THE FOURTH INDUSTRIAL MATHEW, 2016 REVOLUTION 1154: HIGH RESOLUTION MICROCLIMATE MAPPING IN THE KHAJEHEI, Sayma [Iowa State University] khajehei@iastate KIM, Jeewon [University of Seoul] [email protected] TECH CLIMATE NETWORK HAMIDEH, Sara [Iowa State University] [email protected] WOO, Myungje [University of Seoul] [email protected] MALLEN, Evan [Georgia Institute of Technology] esmallen@gatech 599: PLACE MAKING IN THE WAKE OF LIGHT RAIL TRANSIT 855: THE IMPACT OF LOCAL NONFARM ECONOMIC STONE, Brian [Georgia Institute of Technology] stone@gatech LRT: A CASE STUDY FROM SOUTH PHOENIX DEVELOPMENT ON RURAL LABOR’S SPATIAL CHOICE OF LANZA, Kevin [Georgia Institute of Technology] TZIGANUK, Ashlee [Arizona State University] [email protected] NONFARM JOB [email protected] LIU, Yang [College of Architecture and Urban Planning, Tongji University] [email protected] 1178: URBAN & RURAL TEMPERATURE TRENDS IN PROXIMITY 973: MIXED INCOME HOUSING, IS IT FAILURE OR SUCCESS? A TO LARGE US CITIES: 1988 2017 REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE BAKIN, Joshua [Georgia Institute of Technology] YANG, Aram [Ohio State University] [email protected] [email protected] MALLEN, Evan [Georgia Institute of Technology] [email protected] 1011: EXPLORING BARRIERS/DRIVERS IN LOCAL BUSINESS STONE, Brian [Georgia Institute of Technology] PARTICIPATION IN DOWNTOWN REVITALIZATION [email protected] GUPTA, Khushboo [Virginia Tech] [email protected] 1206: THE FATE OF LARGE UNPROTECTED FOREST LANDS IN 1031: MONETIZING HEALTH IMPACTS OF THE BUILT NORTH CAROLINA: THE ROLE OF LAND USE PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT: MATCHING LONGITUDINAL HEALTH CARE NON PROFIT LAND TRUSTS UTILIZATION & COST WITH LAND USE & TRANSPORTATION TREADO, Anna [Clemson University] [email protected] CHARACTERISTICS FRANK, Lawrence [University of British Columbia] [email protected] HONG, Andy [University of British Columbia] [email protected]
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1320: LOW INCOME HOUSING TAX CREDIT & TRANSIT ACCESS: 603: TRANSIT DESIRABILITY: A NOVEL MARKET A CASE STUDY OF TEXAS CITIES TRACK 12 POSTERS: PLANNING THEORY SEGMENTATION APPROACH FOR PREDICTING CUSTOMER AZHAR, Awais [The University of Texas at Austin] RETENTION [email protected] 938: HOW COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT ZOU, Zhenpeng [University of Maryland, College Park] CHANGES MINDS? [email protected] 842: NEIGHBORHOODS AS COMMUNITY ASSETS: THE ROLE OF ENGELS, Elizabeth L. [Humphrey School of Public A airs, HONG, Andy [University of British Columbia] NARRATIVE IN PROTECTING GENTRIFYING NEIGHBORHOODS University of Minnesota] [email protected] [email protected] DEDENBACH, Laura [University of Florida] laurajd@u THAYER, Shannon [SUNY Plattsburgh] CHAKRABARTI, Sandip [Indian Institute of Management, FRANK, Kathryn [University of Florida] kifrank@u [email protected] Ahmedabad] [email protected] LARSEN, Kristin [University of Florida] klarsen@u GERVICH, Curt D. [SUNY Plattsburgh] REDDEN, Tyeshia [Gettysburg College] tredden@u .edu [email protected] 622: IMPACT ON TRANSIT RIDERSHIP OF UBERX & LYFT IN THE MILZ, Dan [Humphrey School of Public A airs, University of PHILADELPHIA REGION 897: DETERMINING MULTIFAMILY RENT IN SPATIAL & Minnesota] [email protected] DONG, Xiaoxia [University of Pennsylvania] SUBMARKET CONTEXT [email protected] PENG, Qiong [University of Maryland, College Park] xqpeng@umd TRACK 13 POSTERS: REGIONAL 762: TRAVEL LIKING ATTITUDE REVISITED: EVIDENCE FROM KNAAP, Gerrit [University of Maryland, College Park] PLANNING WASHINGTON, DC & BLACKSBURG, VA [email protected] LE, Huyen [Virginia Tech] [email protected] 339: CAN CROWDSOURCING SUPPORT BUEHLER, Ralph [Virginia Tech] ralphbu@vt TRANSPORTATION PLANNING IN A MEGAREGION? EVIDENCE FAN, Yingling [University of Minnesota] yingling@umn TRACK 06 POSTERS: INTERNATIONAL FROM LOCAL PRACTICE HANKEY, Steve [Virginia Tech] [email protected] DEVELOPMENT PLANNING GRIFFIN, Greg [University of Texas] gregpgri[email protected] JIAO, Junfeng [The University of Texas at Austin] 970: THE HEALTH IMPACTS OF FIXED GUIDEWAY TRANSIT 195: MANUFACTURING DRIVEN PERI URBANIZATION IN INVESTMENTS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW & RESEARCH AGENDA CENTRAL CHINA: A CASE STUDY OF DONGXIHU DISTRICT IN 465: REFRAMING THE RESILIENCE OF ASIA’S REGIONALLY IROZ-ELARDO, Nicole [University of Arizona] WUHAN CITY SCALED FLOOD MITIGATION STRATEGIES [email protected] LI, Jianyi [Arizona State University] Jianyi.Li@asu GELDIN, Samuel [University of Pennsylvania] DEVRIES, Danielle [Simon Fraser University] [email protected] WEBSTER, Douglas [Arizona State University] [email protected] HONG, Andy [University of British Columbia] [email protected] [email protected] 707: DELINEATION OF THE MEGAREGION OF SOUTH KOREA WINTERS, Meghan [Simon Fraser University] [email protected] 811: RESEARCH ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF TRADITIONAL BASED ON THE FUNCTIONAL NETWORK: USING MARKOV BRAUER, Michael [University of British Columbia] TOWNS IN SUBURBS OF METROPOLIS BASED ON THE CHAIN MODEL [email protected] LOCATION RESOURCES MODELA CASE STUDY ON KIM, DoHyeong [University of Seoul] [email protected] FRANK, Lawrence [University of British Columbia] [email protected] SURROUNDING TRADITIONAL TOWNS OF SHANGHAI WOO, Myungje [University of Seoul] [email protected] LIU, Haoyi [Tongji University] [email protected] 1220: ASSESSING POTENTIAL IMPACTS OF AIR QUALITY 984: MEASURE THE LOCAL & GLOBAL COMMUTING ON VULNERABLE POPULATION IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EFFICIENCY: AN EXPLORATORY ANALYSIS OF TAXI REGION: AN APPLICATION OF REGIONAL ROADWAY COMMUTING IN NEW YORK CITY TRACK 08 POSTERS: FOOD SYSTEMS, ZHAI, Wei [University of Florida] wei.zhai@u COMMUNITY HEALTH, SAFETY EMISSIONS ESTIMATING & DISPERSION MODEL VO, Tom [Southern California Association of Governments] BAI, Xueyin [Nanjing University] [email protected] [email protected] 903: PLANNERS ROLE IN DESIGNING SUPPORTIVE SANGKAPICHAI, Mana [Southern California Association of 1271: EXPLORING THE DETERMINANTS OF EXTREME COMMUNITIES FOR HIV POSITIVE FORMER INMATES Governments] [email protected] COMMUTING AT THE CENSUS TRACT & PERSONAL LEVEL: AN OCONNELL, Laura [Healthy Places Lab] l.katieoconnell@gatech LEE, Ellen [Southern California Association of Governments] EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS IN THE PUGET SOUND REGION BOTCHWEY, Nisha [Georgia Institute of Technology] [email protected] BAI, Xueyin [Nanjing University] [email protected] [email protected] ZHAI, Wei [University of Florida] [email protected] GRASZER, Grace [Georgia Institute of Technology] [email protected] TRACK 14 POSTERS: TRANSPORTATION 1337: CABBY CRISIS: THE THREATENED LIVELIHOODS OF & INFRASTRUCTURE PLANNING TRADITIONAL TAXI DRIVERS IN THE ERA OF RIDESHARING WANG, Sicheng [Rutgers University] sicheng.wang@rutgers TRACK 10 POSTERS: PLANNING SMART, Michael [Rutgers University] mike.smart@rutgers HISTORY 28: PRIVATE VEHICLE OWNERSHIP & OPERATING COST CALCULATOR FOR TEACHING & RESEARCH KLEIN, Nicholas [Cornell University] [email protected] KIM, Daejin [Georgia Institute of Technology] 89: THE PLAT OF ZION & ITS CONTINUED RELEVANCE IN UTAH daejin.kim@gatech 192: EVALUATING TRANSIT SERVED AREAS WITH NON CITY PLANNING RODGERS, Michael [Georgia Institute of Technology] TRADITIONAL DATA: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY OF SHENZHEN, CLAY, Michael [Brigham Young University] [email protected] [email protected] CHINA OLSEN, Dan [Brigham Young University] [email protected] GUENSLER, Randall [Georgia Institute of Technology] ZHOU, Jiangping [University of Hong Kong] [email protected] WRIGHT, Sarah [Brigham Young University] [email protected] [email protected] ZHAO, Yingping [Georgia Institute of Technology] [email protected] TRACK 15 POSTERS: URBAN DESIGN 845: WHAT HAPPENS WHEN VILLAGES GET SWALLOWED BY CITIES? HOW HAVE URBAN VILLAGES BEEN STUDIED SINCE 1251: HOW IS CONSTRUCTION REGULATED HERBERT GANS? UNDER ACTIVE WAR? MACHINE LEARNING & INSTITUTIONAL NORONHA, Kimberly [University of Pennsylvania] ANALYSES OF LAND DEVELOPMENT IN ALEPPO, SYRIA FROM [email protected] 2012 2016 BAIRD-ZARS, Bernadette [Columbia University & Alarife Urban Associates] [email protected]
58th ANNUAL CONFERENCE - 69 PAPER SESSIONS & WORKSHOPS FRIDAY, 2:00PM – 3:00PM
PLANNING THEORY JOURNAL EDITORIAL BOARD INFORMATION SESSION: UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS INFORMATION SESSION: RUTGERS, THE STATE MEETING CHICAGO, COLLEGE OF URBAN PLANNING AND UNIVERSITY OF NEW JERSEY, URBAN PLANNING Room: Board Room, Convention Center PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND POLICY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT Room: 101G Room: 101D INFORMATION SESSION: WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY, DEPARTMENT OF URBAN STUDIES AND PLANNING Room: 101C
FRIDAY, 2:00PM – 3:30PM
PRESIDENTIAL SESSION: ONLINE EDUCATION IN JAPA/JPER: RESPONDING TO REVIEWER PLANNING CM | 1.5 COMMENTS CM | 1.5 Room: 101E Room: 101F
Moderator: HACK, Gary [MIT & University of Pennsylvania] Co-Moderators: [email protected] ANDREWS, Clinton [JPER Editor/[Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey] [email protected] LEARNING FROM ONLINE TEACHING ROSENBLOOM, Sandra [JAPA Editor/[The University of Texas at HACK, Gary [MIT & University of Pennsylvania] Austin] [email protected] [email protected] Participants: TEACHING NEGOTIATION ONLINE & IN THE CLASSROOM ADKINS, Arlie [University of Arizona] SUSSKIND, Lawrence [Massachusetts Institute of Technology] [email protected] [email protected] TRAPENBERG FRICK, Karen [University of California, Berkeley] [email protected] ONLINE MASTER OF URBAN & REGIONAL PLANNING LOWREY, Bryce [University of Oklahoma] PROGRAM [email protected] GROVER, Himanshu [University of Washington, Seattle] MAKAREWICZ, Carrie [University of Colorado Denver] [email protected] [email protected] PFEIFFER, Deirdre [Arizona State University] ONLINE MASTER OF URBAN & REGIONAL PLANNING deirdre.pfei [email protected] PROGRAM RYERSON, Megan [University of Pennsylvania] WIDMER, Jocelyn [University of Florida] widmerj@u .edu [email protected]
COUSERA: DESIGNING CITIES COURSE HACK, Gary [MIT & University of Pennsylvania] [email protected]
FRIDAY, 3:15PM – 4:15PM
INFORMATION SESSION: CLEMSON UNIVERSITY, CITY AND REGIONAL PLANNING DEPARTMENT Room: 101C
INFORMATION SESSION: UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES, LUSKIN SCHOOL OF URBAN AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF URBAN PLANNING Room: 101D
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ACSP ENROLLMENT TASK FORCE INFORMATION THE STATE OF GLOBAL PLANNING EDUCATION LINCOLN INSTITUTE OF LAND POLICY: HOW TO GATHERING SESSION AT ACSP MEMBER SCHOOLS: FINDINGS OF THE WRITE CASE STUDIES FOR TEACHING CM | 1.5 Room: 101G GLOBAL PLANNING EDUCATION TASK FORCE Room: 101F CM | 1.5 Moderator: ANDREWS, Clinton [JPER Editor/[Rutgers, The Room: 101E Instructional Designer: VUE, Ge [Instructional Designer, State University of New Jersey] [email protected] Lincoln Institute of Land Policy] [email protected] Participants: Task Force Members: SHATKIN, Gavin [Co-Chair, Global Planning Education Task Speakers: GRENGS, Joseph [University of Michigan] [email protected] Force/[Northeastern University] [email protected] BRIDGES, Allison [Columbia Univrsity] JOURDAN, Dawn E. [Texas A&M University] MIRAFTAB, Faranak [University of Illinois at Urbana- FINN, Donovan [Stony Brook University] Donovan.nn@ [email protected] Champaign] [email protected] stonybrook.edu LANDIS, John [University of Pennsylvania] CAROLINI, Gabriella [Massachusetts Institute of Technology] [email protected] [email protected] LAURIAN, Lucie [University of Iowa] [email protected] DOAN, Petra [Florida State University] [email protected] MASOOMKHAH, Ellie [Clemson University] KIM, Annette [University of Southern California] annettek@ [email protected] usc.edu SOLITARE, Laura [Texas Southern University] SANYAL, Bish [Massachusetts Institute of Technology] sanyal@ [email protected] mit.edu SLETTO, Bjorn [University of Texas, Austin] [email protected] TEWARI, Meenu [University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill] [email protected]
FRIDAY, 4:30PM – 5:30PM
INFORMATION SESSION: MASSACHUSETTS INFORMATION SESSION: UNIVERSITY OF INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, URBAN STUDIES AND MEMPHIS, CITY ND REGIONAL PLANNING PLANNING DEPARTMENT Room: 101D Room: 101C
FRIDAY, 5:30PM – 6:45PM
ROUNDTABLE: THE STATE OF GLOBAL PLANNING EDUCATION AT ACSP MEMBER SCHOOLS DRAFT REPORT CM | 1.25 Room: 102
Participants: AUDIRAC, Ivonne [University of Texas at Arlington] [email protected] MUKHIJA, Vinit [University of California, Los Angeles] [email protected] IRAZABAL-ZURITA, Clara [University of Missouri-Kansas City] [email protected]
58th ANNUAL CONFERENCE - 71 EVENING SPECIAL EVENTS FRIDAY, 6:00PM – 7:30PM
GATHERING OF ATTENDEES FROM JPER’S WHAT’S NEXT FOR BUFFALO NIAGARA? GILL CHIN LIM GLOBAL AWARD CEREMONY & SUMMER EARLY CAREER WRITER’S WORKSHOPS PRESENTATION AND PUBLIC FORUM RECEPTION Location: Big Ditch Brewing Company, 55 E Huron St, Bu alo Room: 106C Room: 106D (meet in the hotel lobby at 5:50 to walk together) Speakers: MASIELLO, Anthony [Former Bu alo Mayor] SHIBLEY, Robert G. [Dean, Architecture and Planning, University at Bu alo, SUNY]
FRIDAY, 6:30PM – 9:30PM
IACP ANNUAL MEETING & RECEPTION Room: 101A
FRIDAY, 7:00PM - 9:00PM
JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN PLANNING ASSOCIATION JAPA RECEPTION Room: 101B
FRIDAY, 7:30PM - 9:30PM
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ALUMNI & FRIENDS COLUMBIA, CORNELL, HARVARD, MIT, NYU, RECEPTION UPENN, & RUTGERS RECEPTION Room: 106B Room: 106A
CANADIAN PLANNING SCHOOLS PUB NIGHT ALUMNI RECEPTION FOR UNIVERSITY OF NORTH Location: Pearl Street Grille & Brewery, 2nd Floor CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL; UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, ANN ARBOR; UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT CHICAGO; UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT DEPARTMENT OF CITY & REGIONAL PLANNING UC URBANA CHAMPAIGN; AND GEORGIA INSTITUTE BERKELEY COMMUNITY RECEPTION OF TECHNOLOGY Room: 101H Location: Osteria 166 at 166 Franklin Street
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JUNIOR FACULTY OF COLOR WORKSHOP ALUMNI BREAKFAST Room: 101A
AESOP ACSP BREAKFAST ROUNDTABLE: INSTITUTIONAL ANALYSIS IN PLANNING, PART B: OPERATIONALIZING INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH CM Eligible Room: 101H
Moderator: SALET, William [University of Amsterdam] [email protected]
Participants: BOSSUYT, Daniel [University of Amsterdam] [email protected] RAY, Rosalie [Columbia University] [email protected] COMANDON, Andre [University of California, Los Angeles] [email protected] RESTREPO-MIETH, Andrea [Cornell University] [email protected]
SATURDAY, 7:00AM – 8:30AM
ACSP REVIEW & APPRAISAL COMMITTEE MEETING INVITATION ONLY Room: Board Room, Convention Center
Silo City. University at Buffalo. Photo by Douglas Levere.
58th ANNUAL CONFERENCE - 73 PAPER SESSIONS & ROUNDTABLES SATURDAY, 8:00AM – 9:30AM
787: NEIGHBORHOOD DECLINE AND REVITALIZATION IN 958: HEALTHY OR UNHEALTHY MOVES: HOUSING POCIG BUSINESS MEETING THE HIGH DENSITY PUBLIC RESIDENTIAL ENVIRONMENT IN DISPLACEMENT AND SELF REPORTED PHYSICAL AND Room: 101A SINGAPORE MENTAL HEALTH ORLENKO, Irina [NUS] [email protected] SPURLOCK, Danielle [University of North Carolina] FU, Yuming [NUS] [email protected] [email protected] PLANNING THEORY AND PRACTICE EDITORIAL BOARD MEETING 1050: EMERGING STRATEGIES FOR INTEGRATING HEALTH Room: Genessee Room, Hyatt Hotel 5.23 SOCIAL CAPITAL AND SOCIAL AND HOUSING NETWORKS SCALLY, Corianne [The Urban Institute] [email protected] CM Eligible WAXMAN, Elaine [The Urban Institute] [email protected] STUDENT WORKSHOP: PREPARING FOR THE JOB Room: 107 GOUREVITCH, Ruth [The Urban Institute] MARKET [email protected] Room: 101B Moderator/Discussant: LEE, Aujean [University of Oklahoma] [email protected] Moderator: MASOOMKHAH, Elham [Clemson University] 6.6 SOCIAL JUSTICE AND THEORY [email protected] 186: VISIONS OF A SOCIAL CAPITAL UTOPIA MEETS THE CM Eligible MESSY HUMAN REALITY Room: 108 Participants: YOUNG, Arica [Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State STIFTEL, Bruce [Georgia Institute of Technology] University] [email protected] Moderator/Discussant: BOU AKAR, Hiba [Columbia University] [email protected] BUEHLER, Ralph [Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State [email protected] WHITE, Stacey [University of Kansas] [email protected] University] [email protected] NELSON, Marla [University of New Orleans] [email protected] 175: JUSTICE IN RESILIENCE? A REVIEW OF GLOBAL FORSYTH, Ann [Harvard University] [email protected] 248: PARTICIPATION AS A TWO WAY STREET: SMALL RESILIENCE INITIATIVES þ CAMPBELL, Scott [University of Michigan] [email protected] ORGANIZATIONS LEARNING FROM COMMUNITIES IN FITZGIBBONS, Joanne [University of Waterloo] INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT þ jm[email protected] CONTRERAS, Santina [The Ohio State University] MITCHELL, Carrie [University of Waterloo] APA ROUNDTABLE: APPLIED RESEARCH NEEDS [email protected] [email protected] FOR PRACTICING PLANNERS: TECHNOLOGY & ROUDBARI, Shawhin [University of Colorado Boulder] HOUSING CM | 1.5 [email protected] 657: URBAN VIOLENCE AS THE REAL LEGACY OF THE 2016 Room: 101C SUMMER OLYMPIC GAMES IN RIO DE JANEIRO: THE DEBACLE 262: HOUSEHOLDS, HOUSING, AND NEIGHBORHOOD OF A NEOLIBERAL PLANNING AGENDA Moderator: ROUSE, David [American Planning Association] DETERMINANTS OF COMMUNITY PARTICIPATORY SOCIAL COUTINHO-SILVA, Rachel [Pontical Catholic University of Rio [email protected] CAPITAL de Janeiro] [email protected] LI, Yanmei [Florida Atlantic University] [email protected] Participants: 1199: PLANNING AND THE PLATFORM ECONOMY: PROBING NELSON, Chris [University of Arizona] 587: MEANING OF “NEIGHBOR” IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD þ POTENTIALS AND PERILS FROM THE EXPERIENCES OF GO JEK [email protected] JOHNSON, Bonnie [University of Kansas] [email protected] DRIVERS PENDALL, Rolf [University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign] HALEGOUA, Germaine [University of Kansas] DAS, Ashok [University of Hawaii] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] RANDOLPH, Gregory [University of Southern California] [email protected] 934: THE LENGTHS OF WEAK TIES: SOCIAL NETWORKS AND 5.19 PUBLIC HOUSING: PAST AND GEOGRAPHIC MOBILITY 1225: WHAT IS CRITICAL ABOUT BRAZIL’S URBAN REFORM PRESENT GRAVES, Erin [Federal Reserve Bank of Boston] MOVEMENT? A CASE FOR METROPOLITAN PLANNING IN SÃO CM Eligible [email protected] PAULO’S INDUSTRIAL CORE þ Room: 103 STIPHANY, Kristine [Texas Tech University] [email protected] Moderator: HESS, Daniel [University at Bu alo, SUNY] 5.25 HOUSING AS HEALTH CARE FRIENDLY, Abigail [Utrecht University] [email protected] dbhess@bu alo.edu CM Eligible Room: 101H Discussant: There will not be a discussant for this session. Moderator/Discussant: REECE, Jason [The Ohio State 176: UNDERSTANDING LARGE HOUSING ESTATES IN EUROPE: University] [email protected] AN INQUIRY ABOUT POVERTY, SEGREGATION, AND POLICY CHALLENGES 214: WHAT DO REPORTED EXPERIENCES OF HOUSING HESS, Daniel [University at Bu alo, SUNY] dbhess@bu alo.edu DISCRIMINATION TELL US ABOUT SEGREGATION AND DISPARITIES IN MENTAL HEALTH OUTCOMES? A SOCIO 487: RACE, SOCIOECONOMIC PRIVILEGE, AND THE FIRST SPATIAL ANALYSIS OF THE MILWAUKEE MSA, 2009 2013 PUBLIC HOUSING RESIDENTS IN THE US CANCEL MARTINEZ, Yaidi [University of Wisconsin] Madison ALLEN, Ryan [University of Minnesota] [email protected] [email protected] VAN RIPER, David [University of Minnesota] [email protected] MORALES, Alfonso [University of Wisconsin-Madison] [email protected] 608: PARTICIPATION IN NYCHA’S NEXTGENERATION PLAN: MALECKI, Kristen [University of Wisconsin-Madison] TENANT NEIGHBORHOOD OWNERSHIP IN A ‘PUBLIC’ [email protected] REDEVELOPMENT PROCESS STAHL, Valerie [Columbia University] [email protected]
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488: SUPERSTORM SANDY AT 5: GENTRIFICATION, EQUITY, 6.9 GLOBALIZATION AND AND RESILIENCE IN THE ROCKAWAYS 11.5 COLLABORATIVE PLANNING DEVELOPMENT GRAHAM, Leigh John [Jay College, CUNY] l OUTLETS CM Eligible [email protected] CM Eligible Room: 102 Room: 104 556: THE ROLE OF RACIAL BIAS IN SUBURBAN ZONING Moderator/Discussant: MALKAWI, Fuad [World Bank] PRACTICE: EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM HENRICO COUNTY, Moderator/Discussant: IYER, Seema [University of Baltimore] [email protected] VIRGINIA, 1978 2015 [email protected] WHITTEMORE, Andrew [University of North Carolina, Chapel 581: KOREAN STYLE NEW TOWN IN VIETNAM: DONOR STATE Hill] [email protected] 139: ENHANCING COLLABORATIVE PLANNING WITH SOCIAL LED TRANSNATIONAL URBAN DEVELOPMENTS AS EAST MEDIA DATA: A CASE FROM 2017 CALGARY MUNICIPAL ASIAN STRATEGY 821: GREEN GENTRIFICATION OR “JUST GREEN ENOUGH:” ELECTION PARK, Jinhee [Korea University] [email protected] DO PARK SIZE, AMENITIES, AND NEIGHBORHOOD CONTEXT HAN, Albert [University of Calgary] [email protected] POTTER, James "Cuz" [Korea University] [email protected] AFFECT WHETHER A PLACE GENTRIFIES OR NOT? DEWALD, Jim [University of Calgary] RIGOLON, Alessandro [University of Illinois at Urbana- [email protected] 863: PERCEPTIONS OF CLIMATE RELATED RISK AMONG Champaign] [email protected] WATER SECTOR PROFESSIONALS IN AFRICA INSIGHTS FROM NÉMETH, Jeremy [University of Colorado Denver] jeremy. 423: WE NEED TO TALK: EXPLORING THE DISJOINTED THE 2016 AFRICAN WATER ASSOCIATION CONGRESS þ [email protected] RELATIONSHIP AND THE RESULTING INFORMATION GAP FUENTE, David [University of South Carolina] BETWEEN ACADEMICS AND PRACTITIONERS IN HISTORIC [email protected] PRESERVATION AND URBAN PLANNING CONNOLLY, Katie [Independent] [email protected] 8.1 WALKABILITY: NOVEL MILLER, Camden [University at Bu alo, SUNY] BARTRAM, Jamie [University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill] MEASUREMENTS, OLDER ADULTS, [email protected] [email protected] TRAYNOR, Kerry [University at Bu alo, SUNY] klta@bu alo.edu MWAURA, Mbutu [Nairobi City Water and Sewer Co., Ltd] SAFETY, AND SOCIAL OUTCOMES CM Eligible [email protected] 435: URBAN PARKS AS COLLABORATIVE DECISION MAKING Room: 101F SITES þ 887: PRIORITIES AND CO OCCURRENCES OF RISKS IN SMART Moderator/Discussant: MITRA, Raktim [Ryerson University] DORNFELD, Tera [University of California, Irvine] CITY PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION: EVIDENCE FROM INDIA’S [email protected] [email protected] SMART CITY MISSION GUPTA, Khushboo [Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State 1032: WHERE SHOULD WE HOLD THE MEETING? VENUE 40: ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS INFLUENCING OLDER ADULTS’ University] [email protected] CREATION IN PARTICIPATORY PLANNING AND CONSENSUS WALKING ACTIVITIES IN DIFFERENT NEIGHBORHOOD INCOME ZHANG, Wenwen [Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State BUILDING LEVELS University] [email protected] OH, Jeeson [The Ohio State University] [email protected] SUGURI, Vitor Hugo [Florida State University] [email protected]. HALL, Ralph [Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State VAN MAASAKKERS, Mattijs [The Ohio State University] edu University] [email protected] [email protected]
1076: THE LONG TERM IMPACT OF THE BELT AND ROAD 399: DECODING THE URBAN NEIGHBORHOOD: INFLUENCES OF THE ENVIRONMENT ON PERCEPTIONS OF SAFETY AND INITIATIVE ON MANUFACTURING EXPORT COMPETITIVENESS 12.46 PRE ORGANIZED SESSION: FOR RUSSIA, BELARUS, AND KAZAKHSTAN ACTIVE LIVING TAGORE, Pratiti [University of Utah] [email protected] LOOKING FOR DIFFERENCE IN ALL THE HUTSON, Nathan [University of Southern California] WRONG PLACES: CONFRONTING THE [email protected] 447: MEASURING AND VALIDATING WALKABLE CHALLENGE OF DIVERSITY IN PLANNING 1253: ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS AS INDUSTRIAL ENVIRONMENTS USING GOOGLE STREET VIEW AND CM Eligible Room: 101D POLICY: EVIDENCE FROM THE GLOBAL AUTOMOTIVE COMPUTER VISION þ INDUSTRY KOO, Bonwoo [Georgia Institute of Technology] [email protected] Moderator/Discussant: LAKE, Robert [Rutgers, The State NAM, Kyung-Min [The University of Hong Kong] University of New Jersey] [email protected] [email protected] GUHATHAKURTA, Subhrajit [Georgia Institute of Technology] [email protected] BOTCHWEY, Nisha [Georgia Institute of Technology] 394: ON QUESTIONS OF URBAN SOCIAL JUSTICE IN AN [email protected] IMMIGRANT CITY 7.3 GENTRIFICATION AND RACE DEFILIPPIS, James [Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey] CM Eligible jde[email protected] Room: 101G 803: WHAT STREET DESIGN ELEMENTS REDUCED PEDESTRIAN COLLISIONS IN NEW YORK CITY? 1072: ENGAGING DIVERSE PUBLICS THROUGH CREATIVE Moderator: RIGOLON, Alessandro [University of Illinois at KANG, Bumjoon [University at Bu alo, SUNY] Urbana-Champaign] [email protected] bumjoonk@bu alo.edu PRACTICE: ENCOUNTER, DIALOGUE, AND TRANSFORMATIVE ENGAGEMENT IN A MULTICULTURAL METROPOLIS Discussant: There will not be a discussant for this session. 1044: ACTIVE AND SAFE COMMUNITY: CONDITIONS OF KOH, Annette [University of Hawaii at Manoa] RESIDENTIAL ENVIRONMENT AND PLACE BASED SOCIAL [email protected] 32: URBAN DEVELOPMENT AS A LOCAL POLITICAL PROCESS: EFFECTS PROJECTS IN THE PARIS REGION NAM, Yunwoo [University of Nebraska-Lincoln] 1074: RACE, RADICALISM, AND TENANT STRUGGLES FREEMARK, Yonah [Massachusetts Institute of Technology] [email protected] CARD, Kenton [University of California, Los Angeles] [email protected] [email protected]
468: EXCLUSIONARY ZONING AND THE LIMITS OF JUDICIAL 1169: REPARATIONS FOR RACIAL PLANNING: NEW THOUGHTS IMPACT þ ON THE JUST CITY ZHENG, Huixin [University of California, Irvine] WILLIAMS, Rashad Akeem [University of Minnesota] [email protected] [email protected] MARANTZ, Nicholas [University of California Irvine]
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1026: CAUSAL IMPACTS OF AN URBAN GREENWAY ON 14.20 LAND USE AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND SEDENTARY BEHAVIOR TRANSPORTATION FRANK, Lawrence [University of British Columbia] CM Eligible [email protected] Room: 105 HONG, Andy [University of British Columbia] [email protected] Moderator/Discussant: PROFFITT, David [University of Utah] NGO, Victor D. [University of British Columbia] david.pro[email protected] [email protected] 197: NEW TOWN DEVELOPMENT AND COMMUTING DISPARITY IN BEIJING, CHINA: WHO WINS AND WHO LOSES? 14.35 PEDESTRIAN TRAVEL þ CM Eligible LI, Shengxiao [Peking University] [email protected] Room: 109 ZHANG, Yixue [Peking University] [email protected]. cn Moderator/Discussant: BRAUN, Lindsay [University of Illinois] ZHAO, Pengjun [Peking University] [email protected] [email protected]
690: WAREHOUSE DECENTRALIZATION AND ASSOCIATED 308: HOW CAN SIDEWALK DATA ENHANCE WALK MODE CHANGES IN TRUCK VEHICLE MILES TRAVELED CHOICE MODEL: WALK MODE CHOICE MODEL CALIBRATIONS KANG, Sanggyun [University of Southern California] FOR THE SALT LAKE REGION [email protected] CHOI, Dong-ah [University of Utah] [email protected] ZHAO, Yanbo [University of Southern California] EWING, Reid [University of Utah] [email protected] [email protected] PARK, Keunhyun [University of Utah] [email protected] 919: UNDERSTANDING THE TRANSPORTATION IMPACTS OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING: RESULTS FROM AN ORIGINAL DATA 544: DISTRACTED BY “DISTRACTED PEDESTRIANS”? COLLECTION IN CALIFORNIA GIRARDEAU, Ian [Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey] CURRANS, Kristina [University of Arizona] [email protected] [email protected] RALPH, Kelcie [Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey] CLIFTON, Kelly [Portland State University] [email protected] [email protected] HOWELL, Amanda [Portland State University] [email protected] 774: LEVERAGING GOOGLE PLACE OF INTEREST POI DATA AND MACHINE LEARNING TO PREDICT BICYCLE AND 1212: GOODS MOVEMENT IN COMMERCIAL CENTER: A CASE PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC VOLUMES FOR THE CONTIGUOUS US þ STUDY IN TEMPE, AZ HANKEY, Steve [Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State KING, David [Arizona State University] [email protected] University] [email protected] SALON, Deborah [Arizona State University] [email protected] LE, Huyen [Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University] [email protected] ZHANG, Wenwen [Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State 14.34 URBAN FORM AND TRAVEL University] [email protected] BEHAVIOR CM Eligible 824: MISPERCEPTIONS OF WALKING TIME AND DISTANCE Room: 101E NOLAND, Robert [Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey] [email protected] Moderator/Discussant: EWING, Reid [University of Utah] RALPH, Kelcie [Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey] [email protected] [email protected] SMART, Mike [Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey] 471: REURBANIZATION BY MILLENNIALS? INTRA URBAN NET [email protected] MIGRATION PATTERNS OF YOUNG ADULTS IN TOP TWENTY WANG, Sicheng [Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey] URBANIZED AREAS, 1980 2010 [email protected] LEE, Bumsoo [University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign] [email protected] 1373: SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION DISADVANTAGED: CAPTIVE LEE, Yongsung [Georgia Institute of Technology] VERSUS FREE CHOICE WALKERS FOR SCHOOL COMMUTING [email protected] LEE, Chanam [Texas A&M University] [email protected] HOSSAIN, SHUBHO Md Tanvir [University of Illinois at Urbana- KIM, Hyung Jin [Kansas State University] [email protected] Champaign] [email protected] ZHU, Xuemei [Texas A&M University] [email protected]
1022: ASSESSING RENTERS’ WILLINGNESS TO PAY FOR NEIGHBORHOOD WALKABILITY LI, Wei [Texas A&M University] [email protected]
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431: NEIGHBORHOOD CHARACTERISTICS AND ACTIVITY 481: NEIGHBORHOOD DISTRESS, RACIAL SEGREGATION, AND JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN PLANNING SPACE: A NEW APPLICATION OF SOCIAL MEDIA DATA THE LOW INCOME HOUSING TAX CREDIT PROGRAM ASSOCIATION JAPA EDITORIAL BOARD MEETING HU, Lingqian [University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee] SCHWARTZ, Alex [The New School] [email protected] Room: Delaware Room, Hyatt Hotel [email protected] MCCLURE, Kirk [University of Kansas] [email protected] YE, Xinyue [Kent State University] [email protected] LI, Zhenlong [University of South Carolina] 675: HOUSEHOLDS WITH RENTAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS MEETING OF THE ACSP ENROLLMENT TASK FORCE [email protected] AND THEIR ACCESSIBILITY TO TRANSPORTATION AND Room: Board Room, Convention Center EMPLOYMENT 536: EXPLORING THE SPATIOTEMPORAL RELATIONSHIP PARK, Han [Rice University] [email protected] BETWEEN CHICAGO’S LARGE LOT PROGRAM AND CHOI, Kwangyul [University of Calgary] BIG IDEAS SESSION: GLOBAL HEALTH EQUITY & NEIGHBORHOOD RATES OF CRIME [email protected] CITY PLANNING IMPLICATIONS FOR RESEARCH, YOO, Sanglim [Ball State University] [email protected] PRACTICE & PEDAGOGY CM | 1.5 STRANSKY, Steven [Ball State University] [email protected] 861: THE IMPACT OF HCV CONCENTRATION ON PERCEPTIONS Room: 101A OF NEIGHBORHOOD CONDITIONS JARAMILLO, Atticus [University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill] Organizer: BOARNET, Marlon [University of Southern 4.5 FRAMING COMMUNITY CHANGE: [email protected] California] [email protected] GENTRIFICATION, DISPOSITION, AND ROHE, William M. [University of North Carolina] SEGREGATION [email protected] Moderator: CORBURN, Jason [University of California, Berkeley CM Eligible WEBB, Michael [University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill] Institute of Urban and Regional Development and Center for Room: 101C [email protected] Global Healthy Cities] [email protected] Moderator/Discussant: RONGERUDE, Jane [Iowa State Co-Discussants: University] [email protected] 5.26 MILLENNIALS AND BOOMERS: HUTSON, Malo [Columbia University] MOVERS AND SHAKERS IN THE [email protected] 42: SOCIAL DYNAMICS IN DIVERSE NEIGHBORHOODS: HOUSING MARKET? ARCAYA, Mariana [Massachusetts Institute of Technology] IMMIGRATION, GENTRIFICATION, AND ETHNIC CM Eligible [email protected] NEIGHBORHOOD Room: 102 MATSUMOTO, Naka [Keio University] [email protected] GLOBAL HEALTH EQUITY: IMPLICATIONS FOR PLANNING & Moderator/Discussant: MAWHORTER, Sarah [University of URBAN GOVERNANCE 812: SITUATING PUBLIC EDUCATION IN THE RACIALLY JUST California, Berkeley] [email protected] CORBURN, Jason [University of California, Berkeley] jcorburn@ CITY: THE CASE OF SCHOOL CLOSURE, DISPOSITION, AND berkeley.edu REDEVELOPMENT IN PHILADELPHIA 347: MILLENNIALS’ UNBALANCED RECOVERY FROM THE BIERBAUM, Ariel [University of Maryland, College Park] RECESSION: JOB GROWTH BUT HOUSING SHORTAGE FOOD EQUITY ACROSS THE GLOBAL NORTH & SOUTH: [email protected] MYERS, Dowell [University of Southern California] IMPLICATIONS FOR PLANNING RESEARCH, PRACTICE, & [email protected] EDUCATION 1186: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HOUSING PARK, JungHo [University of Southern California] RAJA, Samina [University at Bu alo, SUNY] sraja@bu alo.edu IMPROVEMENT AND NEIGHBORHOOD SEGREGATION: A CASE [email protected] OF BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS SAFAROVA, Bara [Texas A&M University] [email protected] 554: NOT YOUR PARENTS’ SUBURB ANYMORE: THE 1.2 ANALYTICAL METHODS AND SUBURBAN LIFESTYLES OF YOUNG ADULTS þ SPATIAL EQUITY 1264: FRAMING GENTRIFICATION: BALANCE AND DIVERSITY SOTIRAKOS, Zoe [University of Waterloo] CM Eligible IN AN URBAN ETHNIC ENCLAVE [email protected] Room: 101B HOM, Laureen [University of California, Irvine] [email protected] MOOS, Markus [University of Waterloo] [email protected]
Moderator/Discussant: RAMASUBRAMANIAN, Laxmi [Hunter 1321: WE WILL NOT BE MOVED! DETROITERS REFUSE THE 828: THE EFFECT OF CHANGES IN CENTRAL CITIES ON College, City University of New York] [email protected] DISPLACEMENT AND DOMINATION OF GENTRIFICATION RESIDENTIAL LOCATION OF MILLENNIALS LASKEY, Allison [University of California Irvine] SHIN, Jaeyong [University of Illinois at Chicago] 77: CREEPING OUTSIDE CITY BOUNDARY: SPATIAL ANALYSIS [email protected] [email protected] OF REGIONAL VARIATIONS OF NEIGHBORHOOD HARDSHIP TILAHUN, Nebiyou [University of Illinois at Chicago] AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO SCHOOL PERFORMANCE [email protected] IN SUBURBAN NEIGHBORHOODS OF THE BUFFALO 5.14 LIHTCS AND VOUCHERS: METROPOLITAN AREA IN 2015 USING GEOGRAPHICALLY PRESERVATION AND CHANGE 948: SHAPING THE FUTURE: DISPOSITIONS OF FLORIDA WEIGHTED REGRESSION ANALYSIS þ CM Eligible MILLENNIALS TOWARD TRAVEL MODE AND RESIDENTIAL SALEH, Ilhamdaniah [University at Bu alo, SUNY] Room: 101D LOCATION ilhamdan@bu alo.edu YANG, Xinyuan [University of Florida] poppyyang@u .edu Moderator/Discussant: KEATING, W. Dennis [Cleveland State STEINER, Ruth [University of Florida] 276: A LAND USE AND CAPITAL INVESTMENT ALLOCATION University] [email protected] STREKALOVA Yulia [University of Florida] yulias@u .edu OPTIMIZATION APPROACH TO FOSTERING COMMUNITY BROWN, Leslie [University of Florida] les.brown@u .edu OPPORTUNITY: CASE STUDY OF COLUMBUS, OHIO 121: PRESERVING DECENT AFFORDABLE HOUSING IN WANG, Chih-Hao [California State University, Fresno] DETROIT: LOW INCOME HOUSING TAX CREDIT PROJECTS AT [email protected] YEAR 15 DENG, Lan [University of Michigan] [email protected] DEWAR, Margaret [University of Michigan] [email protected] BLOEM, Melissa [University of Michigan] [email protected]
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1257: A SUCCESS STORY IN URBAN SANITATION: THE CASE OF 5.27 SPATIAL IMPACTS OF MORTGAGE TRICHY IN SOUTH INDIA 7.6 INFORMATION, KNOWLEDGE, AND MARKETS RAMAN, Prassanna [Massachusetts Institute of Technology] DEVELOPMENT CM Eligible [email protected] CM Eligible Room: 107 Room: 101F 1298: THE EXCLUSION OF THE INFORMAL: THE CASE OF Moderator: HAUPERT, Tyler [Columbia University] DELHI'S DRAIN ADJACENT 'SLUMS' þ Moderator/Discussant: GANAPATI, Sukumar [Florida [email protected] SYAL, Shruti [University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign] International University] ganapati@u.edu [email protected] Discussant: There will not be a discussant for this session. 182: THE TENSIONS OF TRANSPARENCY IN LAND USE PLANNING AND PROJECT SITING þ 62: INVESTIGATING SERIOUSLY DELINQUENT MORTGAGES 7.5 EQUITY AND PARTICIPATION MARANTZ, Nicholas [University of California Irvine] IN HISPANIC/LATINO NEIGHBORHOODS IN METROPOLITAN CM Eligible [email protected] STATISTICAL AREAS IN THE UNITED STATES þ Room: 104 ULIBARRÍ, Nícola [University of California Irvine] ANACKER, Katrin [George Mason University] [email protected] [email protected] Moderator: GROVER, Himanshu [University of Washington] [email protected] 372: ...AND WELFARE?: THE ARTICULATION OF DESIGN'S 107: GATEWAY METROPOLITANS, ETHNIC NEIGHBORHOODS: SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITIES THROUGH IMPACT ASSESSMENT IMPACTS OF MULTI SCALE RACIAL CONCENTRATION ON Discussant: There will not be a discussant for this session. IN BUILDING CERTIFICATION PROGRAMS þ NEIGHBORHOOD FORECLOSURE RISK WILSON, Barbara [University of Virginia] LEE, Aujean [University of Oklahoma] [email protected] 316: TO PARTICIPATE OR NOT TO PARTICIPATE IN TOWER [email protected] GREENLEE, Andrew [University of Illinois at Urbana- RENEWAL? THE INVOLVEMENT OF LOCAL COMMUNITY KLOSTERWILL, Kevan [University of Virginia] Champaign] BASED ORGANIZATIONS IN URBAN REVITALIZATION [email protected] PROJECTS IN TORONTO 691: SPATIAL PATTERNS IN COSTS OF MORTGAGE CAPITAL MODLINSKA, Ewa [University of Toronto] 916: DOES REMOVING FEDERAL INFRASTRUCTURE SUBSIDIES DURING THE CRISIS IN OHIO [email protected] DISCOURAGE DEVELOPMENT? AN EVALUATION OF THE NAGASE, Daisuke [The Ohio State University] nagadai@ IMPACT OF THE U.S. COASTAL BARRIER RESOURCES ACT þ hotmail.com 882: EXPLORATORY SCENARIO PLANNING: WHAT’S IT GOOD KAZA, Nikhil [University of North Carolina] [email protected] FOR? þ PLAUGIC, Michele [University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill] 1129: HOMES CHANGING HANDS: PATTERNS OF OWNERSHIP AVIN, Uri [University of Maryland at College Park] [email protected] FOLLOWING FORECLOSURE FILINGS, TOLEDO, OHIO [email protected] SALVESEN, David [University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill] SHETTY, Sujata [University of Toledo] GOODSPEED, Rob [University of Michigan] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] ONDA, Kyle [University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill] kyle. HAMMEL, Daniel J. [University of Toledo] [email protected] [email protected] 914: CONTRACTING FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT: BENDOR, Todd [University of North Carolina] [email protected] CONTRASTING PRACTICES IN AMSTERDAM, HAMBURG, AND GANSER, Brooke [University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill] 1293: SEGREGATING ACCESS TO MORTGAGE CREDIT: A NEW YORK [email protected] SPATIAL ASSESSMENT OF RACIAL INEQUITIES IN THE STAPPER, Everardus [University of Amsterdam] MORTGAGE LENDING MARKET [email protected] 1183: INFORMATION TRANSPARENCY AND ITS EFFECT ON HAUPERT, Tyler [Columbia University] [email protected] VAN DER VEEN, Menno [University of Amsterdam] BROWNFIELDS PRICE IN CHINA [email protected] LI, Xin [City University of Hong Kong] [email protected] JANSSEN-JANSEN, Leonie [Wageningen University and 6.7 INFRASTRUCTURE PLANNING IN Research] INDIA AND BRAZIL 8.7 HEALTH INEQUALITIES FROM FOOD CM Eligible 988: SECURE IN ITS FUTURE, GROUNDED IN ITS ROOTS AND INSECURITY AND HOUSING TO PARK Room: 101G HOPEFUL IN ITS PRESENT STATE: PLANNING IN PARTNERSHIP ACCESS WITH CITIZENS IN DETROIT CM Eligible Moderator/Discussant: SANTIAGO-BARTOLOMEI, Raul LOH, Carolyn [Wayne State University] [email protected] Room: 105 [University of Southern California] [email protected] TAYLOR, Jacqueline [City of Detroit] [email protected] Moderator/Discussant: REECE, Jason [The Ohio State 383: PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP FOR MUNICIPAL 1375: EQUITY CONSIDERATIONS IN COMPREHENSIVE University] [email protected] WATER SUPPLY IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: LESSONS FROM PLANS: EQUITY ANALYSIS OF 21 NORTH AMERICAN URBAN KARNATAKA, INDIA, URBAN WATER SUPPLY IMPROVEMENT COMPREHENSIVE PLANS 60: PARK ACCESS AND EQUITY IN A SEGREGATED, SOUTHERN PROJECT GROVER, Himanshu [University of Washington] CITY MATHUR, Shishir [San Jose State University] shishir.mathur@ [email protected] MILLER, Shaleen [Florida State University] sjsu.edu [email protected]
389: RECOGNIZING SEWAGE INFRASTRUCTURE IN URBAN 174: USING SYSTEMS THINKING TO IMPROVE SOCIAL EQUITY INDIA CONSIDERATIONS IN SUSTAINABILITY PLANS: AN ANALYSIS OBERG, Angela [Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey] OF FOOD INSECURITY AND CAMPUS SUSTAINABILITY [email protected] WHITE, Stacey [University of Kansas] [email protected]
506: URBAN SPRAWL AND EQUITY IN WATER AND SEWER 596: SPATIAL ASSESSMENT AND TRENDS IN HEALTH EXPANSION PATTERNS IN BRAZIL, 1980 2010 þ INEQUALITY AND ITS ASSOCIATION WITH SOCIOECONOMIC ONDA, Kyle [University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill] kyle. STATUS [email protected] YOON, Sulhee [University of Florida] sulhee777@u .edu BEJLERI, Ilir [University of Florida] ilir@u .edu STEINER, Ruth [University of Florida] [email protected] .edu
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822: The Impact of Residential Environments on Public Housing 668: ENVIRONMENTS OF DECLINE: RESIDENTIAL DEMOLITION 452: EDITORIAL PATTERNS IN BICYCLIST AND PEDESTRIAN Residents’ Social Capital and Health in Seoul AS A REGIONAL AND POLITICAL PROCESS IN DETROIT, MI CRASH REPORTING þ WON, Jaewoong [Kyung Hee University] [email protected] KOSCIELNIAK, Michael [University of Michigan] IACOBUCCI, Evan [Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey] LEE, Jae-Su [Kangwon National University] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] RALPH, Kelcie [Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey] 669: LAND MARKETS AS EXPROPRIATION: THE MARKET [email protected] 911: RESIDENTIAL SEGREGATION, MIGRATION, AND FOOD VALUE ANALYSIS IN PHILADELPHIA THIGPEN, Calvin [Arizona State University] [email protected] ACCESS DISPARITY IN ATLANTA þ POLONSKY, Lee [Rutgers University] [email protected] GODDARD, Tara [Texas A&M University] - College Station JEONG, Joowon [Georgia State University] [email protected] [email protected] 1069: SUB NATIONAL FINANCE AND THE POLITICS OF LIU, Cathy [Georgia State University] [email protected] GLOBAL PRESTIGE MIZES, James Christopher [University of California, Berkeley] [email protected] 12.22 PRE ORGANIZED SESSION: CONTEMPORARY PROTEST EVENTS, CONFLICTS AND SPATIALITY 14.4 BUILT ENVIRONMENT, MOBILITY, CM Eligible AND ACCESSIBILITY Room: 109 CM Eligible Room: 101E Moderator/Discussant: DAVIS, Diane [Harvard University] [email protected] Moderator/Discussant: JIAO, Junfeng [University of Texas at Austin] [email protected] 407: THE SPATIAL CONTEXT OF AGONISTIC ENGAGEMENT: PROTEST AGAINST AND FOR REFUGEES IN ISRAELI CITIES 189: TRANSIT DESERTS USA: WHAT WE FOUND IN 52 MAJOR HATUKA, Tali [Tel Aviv University] [email protected] US CITIES JIAO, Junfeng [The University of Texas at Austin] 409: “NO TYSON IN TONGIE”! THE TOTAL FIGHT FOR A RURAL [email protected] WAY OF LIFE IN TONGANOXIE, KANSAS NICHOLLS, Walter [University of California] [email protected] 634: EXPLORING TRANSIT RELATED GENTRIFICATION IN LOS ANGELES, CA 664: LATIN AMERICAN SOCIAL MOVEMENTS AND THE KING, Hannah [University of California Los Angeles] SPATIAL QUESTION: IMPLICATIONS FOR PLANNING PRACTICE [email protected] DAVIS, Diane [Harvard University] [email protected] MANVILLE, Michael [University of California Los Angeles] [email protected] 826: “DEMOCRACY YET TO COME”: PARTICIPATORY PLANNING AND MUTATIONS OF THE POLITICAL IN TUNISIA SALMAN, Lana [University of California Berkeley] 14.26 PEDESTRIAN AND BICYCLE [email protected] SAFETY CM Eligible 410: BUILDING HIGHWAYS AND BIRTHING NEW U.S. SOCIAL Room: 101H MOVEMENTS: BOSTON 1960S ANTI HIGHWAY BATTLES CROCKETT, Karilyn [Mayor's Oce of Economic Development] Moderator/Discussant: LEVINE, Jonathan [University of [email protected] Michigan] [email protected]
39: MORE THAN JUST THE HELMET: THE RELATIONSHIP 12.33 PRE ORGANIZED SESSION: BETWEEN BICYCLE HELMET USE AND RISK TAKING AMONG THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF URBAN AMERICAN ADOLESCENTS DECLINE PIATKOWSKI, Daniel [niversity of Nebraska Lincoln] CM Eligible [email protected] Room: 103 MARSHALL, Wes [University of Colorado Denver] [email protected] Moderator/Discussant: AUDIRAC, Ivonne [University of Texas at Arlington] [email protected] 428: THE ROLE OF STREET TREES FOR PEDESTRIAN SAFETY þ 666: PORTFOLIO SOLUTIONS, BULK SALES OF BANK OWNED COLEMAN, Alicia [University of Massachusetts-Amherst] PROPERTIES, AND THE REEMERGENCE OF RACIALLY [email protected] EXPLOITATIVE LAND CONTRACTS RYAN, Robert L. [University of Massachusetts Amherst] SEYMOUR, Eric [Brown University] [email protected] [email protected] AKERS, Joshua [University of Michigan-Dearborn] EISENMAN, Theodore [University of Massachusetts Amherst] [email protected] [email protected]
667: DEATH BY EXPERTISE: POLITICS OF ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE IN DETROIT'S 48217 NEIGHBORHOOD þ BERGLUND, Lisa [University of California-Los Angeles[ [email protected]
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JOURNAL OF PLANNING LITERATURE EDITORIAL 1.11 ROUNDTABLE 539: EXPERIMENTAL 2.16 ROUNDTABLE 1141: THE FUTURE BOARD MEETING METHODS IN URBAN PLANNING: OF INFORMAL WORK: DIGITIZATION Room: Board Room, Convention Center LESSONS FROM THE FIELD AND THE AND INFORMALIZATION OF URBAN LABORATORY CM | 1 LABOR MARKETS CM | 1 Room: 101H Room: 101C ACSP ANNUAL CONFERENCE LOCAL HOSTS 2018, 2019, 2020 Moderator & Organizer: RALPH, Kelcie [Rutgers, The State Organizer: QADRI, Rida [Massachusetts Institute of Room: Genessee Room, Hyatt Hotel University of New Jersey] [email protected] Technology] [email protected]
Participants: Moderator: JACKSON, Jason [Massachusetts Institute of VALUES STATEMENT SESSION: INTEGRATING THE MONKKONEN, Paavo [University of California Los Angeles] Technology] [email protected] STATEMENT BOARNET, Marlon [University of Southern California] Room: 101A [email protected] Participant: HONEY-ROSES, Jordi [University of British Columbia] DEVLIN, Ryan John [Jay College, CUNY] [email protected] Co-Discussants: [email protected] BOARNET, Marlon [ACSP President-Elect/University of Southern ADKINS, Arlie [The University of Arizona] arlieadkins@email. California] [email protected] arizona.edu 3.20 ROUNDTABLE 576: SLOTTERBACK, Carissa [ACSP Secretary/University of ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING Minnesota] [email protected] FRAMEWORKS FOR THERMAL 1.12 ROUNDTABLE 718: TECHNOLOGY EXTREMES: BUILDING CAPACITY FOR A SMART REVOLUTION AND THE NETWORK OF AND CONNECTED APPROACH TO CREATING MORE INFORMATION SESSION HUNTER COLLEGE, SPACES CM | 1 COMFORTABLE CITIES CM | 1 CUNY, DEPARTMENT OF URBAN POLICY AND Room: 101B Room: 101D PLANNING Room: 101G Moderator: PARK, JiYoung [University at Bu alo, SUNY] Moderator & Organizer: COSEO, Paul [Arizona State jp292@bu alo.edu University] [email protected] Organizer: PARK, Soeun [International Journal of Urban TRACK 5 & 14 LIGHTNING HAMSTEAD, Zoe [University at Bu alo, SUNY] Sciences] [email protected] PRESENTATIONS zoehamst@bu alo.edu RAJKOVICH, Nicholas [University at Bu alo, SUNY] Room: 107 Participants: KIM, Dohyung [California State Polytechnic University, Moderator: SANDOVAL, Gerardo [University of Pomona] [email protected] Oregon] [email protected] KIM, Yuseung [University of Southern Maine] 4.8 ROUNDTABLE 644: CENTERING [email protected] PUBLIC EDUCATION EQUITY IN 545: EXPERIENCING COLLABORATIVE HOUSING: A KANG, Myounggu [University of Seoul] [email protected] PLANNING RESEARCH CM | 1 COMPARATIVE UNDERSTANDING OF RESIDENTS’ VALUES AND Room: 101E RATIONALES WITHIN COMMISSIONING CONFIGURATIONS BOSSUYT, Daniel [University of Amsterdam] 2.15 ROUNDTABLE 805: RETOOLING Moderator: BIERBAUM, Ariel [University of Maryland, College [email protected] OUR PEDAGOGY AND PRACTICE IN Park] [email protected] 940: FRAMING HOUSING DENSITY IN CONSERVATIVE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PLANNING Organizer: MAKAREWICZ, Carrie [University of Colorado SETTINGS CM | 1 Denver] [email protected] DAVISON, Mark [University of Florida] davison.mark@u .edu Room: 102
377: DETECTING FINE SCALE TRAVEL BEHAVIORS: A Organizer: LOWE, Nichola [University of North Carolina] 5.33 ROUNDTABLE 1163: PAUL [email protected] COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS BETWEEN PERSONAL ACTIVITY DAVIDOFF’S CRITIQUE: STILL LOCATION MEASUREMENT SYSTEM AND TRAVEL DIARY RELEVANT AFTER ALL THESE YEARS? KANG, Ming Yu [University of Washington] [email protected] Moderator: SCHROCK, Greg [Portland State University] MOUDON, Anne [University of Washington] [email protected] [email protected] CM | 1 Room: 108 HURVITZ, Philip [University of Washington] [email protected] SAELENS, Brian [University of Washington] [email protected] Participants: CAMPBELL, Scott [University of Michigan] [email protected] Moderator & Organizer: REARDON, Kenneth [University of FANG, Kerry [Florida State University] [email protected] Massachusetts Boston] [email protected] 1274: THE IMPLICATIONS OF A SWITCH FROM LOS TO VMT GANNING, Joanna [Cleveland State University] PERFORMANCE METRICS [email protected] Participants: LEE, Amy [University of California, Davis] [email protected] MOOMAW, Suzanne [University of Virginia] RACITI, Antonio [University of Massachusetts Boston] VOLKER, Jamey [University of California, Davis] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] KANDEL, Sajani [University of Massachusetts Boston] [email protected] VELASQUEZ, Carlos [University of Massachusetts Boston] [email protected]
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6.11 ROUNDTABLE 575: ORGANIZING 12.9 ROUNDTABLE 760: FROM COMMUNITY AND NONPROFIT CRITICAL URBAN THEORY TO SATURDAY NETWORKS FOR COMMUNITY CRITICAL METHODS: APPLYING POST REBUILDING CM | 1 POSITIVISM IN RESEARCH PRACTICE CM | 1 12:30PM – 2:00PM Room: 109 Room: 105
Moderator: BORGES-MENDEZ, Ramon [Clark University] Organizer: LAKE, Robert [Rutgers, The State University of New KEYNOTE LUNCHEON [email protected] Jersey] [email protected] & FACULTY AWARD CEREMONY Organizer: GARCIA ZAMBRANA, Ivis [University of Utah] Moderator: POLONSKY, Lee [Rutgers, The State University of [email protected] New Jersey] [email protected] Room: 106 A-D
Participants: Participants: OLSHANSKY, Robert [University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign] BLOOM, Aretousa [Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey] [email protected] [email protected] TORRES-CORDERO, Ariam [University of Illinois at Urbana- NELSON, Katharine [Rutgers, The State University of New Champaign] [email protected] Jersey] [email protected] GANAPATI, Nazife [Florida International University] MAHMOUDI, Dillon [University of Maryland] Baltimore County ganapat@u.edu [email protected] CHANDRASEKHAR, Divya [University of Utah] [email protected] HOLMES, Tisha [Florida State University] [email protected] 15.10 ROUNDTABLE 86: WHAT WORKS GERONIMO, Laura [Georgia Institute of Technology] WHERE, AND CAN IT WORK HERE? [email protected] URBAN POLICY MOBILITY AND THE USE OF PRECEDENTS IN URBAN DESIGN PRACTICE AND 9.6 ROUNDTABLE 199: PEER REVIEW PEDAGOGY CM | 1 AND JOURNAL PUBLICATION: TAKING Room: 103 THE TEMPERATURE OF AN ACADEMIC Moderator: TRIVERS, Ian [Washington University] PRACTICE CM | 1 [email protected] Room: 104 Organizer: GREGG, Kelly [University of Toronto] Moderator & Organizer: CAMPBELL, Heather [University of [email protected] British Columbia] [email protected] Participants: Moderator: SANYAL, Bish [Massachusetts Institute of WHITE, James [The University of Glasgow] Technology] [email protected] [email protected] KORDAS, Michael [University of Glasgow] Participants: [email protected] FORESTER, John [Cornell University] j [email protected] INCH, Andy [University of Sheeld] [email protected]
9.7 ROUNDTABLE 223: TEACHING WHEN THE SUN GOES DOWN: STRATEGIES FOR ENHANCING EVENING GRADUATE EDUCATION CM | 1 Room: 101F
Moderator & Organizer: WILLSON, Richard [California State Polytechnic University, Pomona] [email protected]
Participants: KNAPP, Courtney [California State Polytechnic University, Pomona] [email protected] RUKMANA, Deden [Alabama A&M University] [email protected] AUDIRAC, Ivonne [University of Texas at Arlington] [email protected] ALEXANDER, Serena [San Jose State University] [email protected]
58th ANNUAL CONFERENCE - 81 PAPER SESSIONS & ROUNDTABLES SATURDAY, 2:00PM – 3:15PM
POCIG ROUNDTABLE: 50 YEARS LATER 2.35 PRE ORGANIZED SESSION: 3.15 HEAT: CAN WE STAY COOL DURING REFLECTING ON 1968 EXPLORING THE IMPACTS OF ROBOTS EXTREME EVENTS? CM Eligible AND URBAN AUTOMATION ON LOCAL CM Eligible Room: 101A ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Room: 109 CM Eligible Organizer/Moderator: KOH, Annette [University of Hawaii] Room: 101F Moderator/Discussant: LARSEN, Larissa [University of [email protected] Michigan] [email protected] Moderator/Discussant: THAKURIAH, Vonu [University of Participants: Glasgow] [email protected] 873: MEASURING ENERGY AND AIR QUALITY IN PUBLIC ROBERTS, Andrea [Texas A&M University] HOUSING SITES DURING HEAT WAVES [email protected] 499: EXPLORING GEOGRAPHIC VARIATIONS IN EDUCATION TSOULOU, Ioanna [Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey] SEN, Siddhartha [Morgan State University] AND WAGE PREMIUMS RELATED TO ROBOTICS SKILL DEMAND [email protected] [email protected] LEIGH, Nancey Green [Georgia Institute of Technology] ANDREWS, Clinton [Rutgers, The State University of New TAYLOR, JR., Henry [University at Bu alo, SUNY] [email protected] Jersey] [email protected] htaylor@bu alo.edu KRAFT, Benjamin [Georgia Institute of Technology] SENICK, Jennifer [Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey] CLAVEL, Pierre [Cornell University] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] LEE, Heon Yeong [Georgia Institute of Technology] MAINELIS, Gediminas [Rutgers, The State University of New [email protected] Jersey] [email protected] 2.6 RESILIENCE, DISASTER PLANNING HE, Ruikang [Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey] AND COASTAL ECONOMIES 500: REGIONAL ECONOMIC POLARIZATION AND THE AI [email protected] CM Eligible ECONOMY Room: 101C RENSKI, Henry [University of Massachusetts Amherst] 1102: PLANNING FOR EXTREME HEAT EVENTS: BUILDING A [email protected] DECISION SUPPORT FRAMEWORK FOR THE CITY OF CHICAGO Moderator/Discussant: GREEN, Jamaal [Portland State CHAKRABORTY, Arnab [University of Illinois at Urbana- University] [email protected] 509: DRIVING UP STANDARDS OF LIVING? URBAN Champaign] [email protected] AUTOMATION AND THE ILLUSIVE PROMISE OF JOB QUALITY WILSON, Bev [University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign] 205: BUSINESS VULNERABILITY IN THE FACE OF NATURAL LOWE, Nichola [University of North Carolina] [email protected] DISASTERS: THE CASE OF HURRICANE SANDY AND NEW YORK 1248: A METHODOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF EXTREME HEAT CITY 1266: FIVE QUESTIONS IN CONSIDERATION OF THE DIGITAL: MORTALITY MODELING AND HEAT VULNERABILITY MAPPING MELTZER, Rachel [The New School] [email protected] RECALIBRATING THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROFESSION IN ATLANTA, DETROIT, AND PHOENIX ELLEN, Ingrid [New York University] [email protected] TO CONTEMPORARY TIMES MALLEN, Evan [Georgia Institute of Technology] LI, Xiaodi [New York University] [email protected] MAHMOUDI, Dillon [University of Maryland], Baltimore County [email protected] [email protected] STONE, Brian [Georgia Institute of Technology] 434: ASSESSING THE BLUE ECONOMY IN THE GREAT LAKES KAYANAN, Carla Maria [University of Michigan] [email protected] REGION: A CLUSTER APPROACH [email protected] LEMA, Eva [Central Michigan University] [email protected] 1280: EXPLORING THE COOLING POTENTIAL OF URBAN TORRES, Jose [Central Michigan University] [email protected] AGRICULTURE DURING EXTREME HEAT CONDITIONS GRAZIANO, Marcello [Central Michigan University] 3.6 JUSTI ZARDS: HOW CAN WE HABEEB, Dana [Indiana University] [email protected] [email protected] DEEPEN OUR UNDERSTANDING OF THE 1003: PRIVATE BUSINESSES IN PUBLIC COMMONS: INTERSECTION OF ENVIRONMENTAL 3.41 PRE ORGANIZED SESSION: CONTESTED COASTAL DEVELOPMENTS IN CALIFORNIA JUSTICE AND NATURAL HAZARDS? CLIMATE CHANGE AND ENVIRONMENT KELMENSON, Sophie [University of North Carolina at Chapel CM Eligible Room: 101G MODELING I: MODEL OF INTEGRATED Hill] [email protected] IMPACT AND VULNERABILITY 1338: INSTITUTIONAL LOGICS AND THE VALUE OF TIME: Moderator/Discussant: LAURIAN, Lucie [University of Iowa] EVALUATION OF CLIMATE CHANGE MOTIVE [email protected] CM Eligible USING ORGANIZATIONAL THEORY TO EXPLAIN THE PARADOX Room: 101E OF AID AND RECOVERY AFTER NATURAL DISASTERS WATSON, Maria [Texas A&M University] [email protected] 72: BEYOND CLIMATE INDUCED MIGRATION: THE INTERACTIONS OF SOCIAL RESILIENCE, VOLUNTARY Moderator/Discussant: PARKER, JiYoung [University at THORNTON, Patricia [Texas A&M University] Bu alo, SUNY] jp292@bu alo.edu [email protected] RESETTLEMENT, AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR PLANNING XIAO, Yu [Portland State University] [email protected] FOR CLIMATE CHANGE þ MARIN, Marielos [University of Massachusetts Amherst] 710: MEASURING PROBABILISTIC ECONOMIC IMPACTS [email protected] STEMMING FROM VARIOUS DISASTERS ASSOCIATED HAMIN, Elisabeth [University of Massachusetts Amherst] WITH CLIMATE CHANGE: APPLYING THE KOREAN FLEXIBLE [email protected] ECONOMIC MODEL WHITE, Gregory [Smith College] [email protected] PARK, Changkeun [Seoul National University] SATURDAY [email protected] 2:00PM – 3:15PM 992: RACE, PLACE, AND RESILIENCE IN NORTH CAROLINA’S CHO, Dongin [University at Bu alo, SUNY] POST DISASTER BUYOUTS PROGRAM [email protected] MARTIN, Amanda [University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill] PARK, JiYoung [University at Bu alo, SUNY] BOOK SIGNING IN THE [email protected] jp292@bu alo.edu COMMUNITY CENTER 1256: CLIMATE ADAPTATION AND SOCIAL VULNERABILITY IN Room: Marquee Level Ballroom, AUSTIN, TEXAS þ Convention Center ZOLL, Deidre [University of Texas at Austin] [email protected]
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711: A STUDY ON THE IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON THE RICE FARMING SYSTEM IN KOREA USING SYSTEM DYNAMICS 6.27 PRE ORGANIZED SESSION: 9.5 ROUNDTABLE 147: DIVERSITY, MODELING SPATIAL POLITICS AT THE LIMITS OF EQUITY, AND INCLUSION IN PLANNING CHO, Kijong [Korea University] [email protected] THE URBAN AND URBAN STUDIES DEPARTMENTS KIM, Yongeun [Korea University] [email protected] CM Eligible CM | 1.25 LEE, Minyoung [Korea University] [email protected] Room: 104 Room: 103 HONG, Jinsol [Korea University] [email protected] Moderator/Discussant: CAROLINI, Gabriella [Massachusetts Moderator & Organizers: HORST, Megan [Portland State 713: DEVELOPMENT OF META MODELS TO SOLVE POLICY Institute of Technology] [email protected] University] [email protected] ISSUES REGARDING CLIMATE CHANGE IN THE CONSERVATION RISHI, Susmita [University of Washington - Seattle] AREA 319: PLANNING WITHOUT DEVELOPMENT [email protected] RYU, Jaena [Korea Environment Institute] [email protected] BOU AKAR, Hiba [Columbia University] [email protected] JUNG, Okjin [Korea Environment Institute] [email protected] Participants: RYU, Donghyun [Korea Environment Institute] [email protected] 321: URBAN WATERSCAPES: THE HYDRO POLITICS OF SERVON, Lisa [University of Pennsylvania] SONG, Young-Il [Korea Environment Institute] [email protected] FLOODING IN A SINKING CITY RAJA, Samina [University at Bu alo, SUNY] GOH, Kian [University of California, Los Angeles] RIVERA, Danielle [University of Colorado Boulder] 1334: DEVELOPMENT OF CLIMATE CHANGE IMPACT AND [email protected] [email protected] VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT MODEL FOR ECOSYSTEM KIM, Anna [Georgia Institute of Technology] MANAGEMENT IN SOUTH KOREA 1365: RURAL URBANIZATION: BUILDING PEACE AND NATION YERENA, Anaid [University of Washington Tacoma] SEO, Changwan [National Institute of Ecology] IN RWANDA þ [email protected] [email protected] WENDEL, Delia [Massachusetts Institute of Technology] HONG, Seungbum [National Institute of Ecology] [email protected] [email protected] 10.4 ROUNDTABLE 285: SHIN, Manseok [National Institute of Ecology] REMEMBERING THE LEGACY AND LIFE [email protected] 7.7 PRE ORGANIZED SESSION: OF ROBERT F. YOUNG, 1959 2018 JEON, Jayoung [National Institute of Ecology] [email protected] COMMUNITY RELOCATION DUE TO CM | 1.25 ADHIKARI, Pradeep [National Institute of Ecology] NATURAL HAZARDS Room: 101H CM Eligible Room: 105 Moderator & Organizer: WEGMANN, Jake [University of Texas 4.14 PRE ORGANIZED SESSION: at Austin] [email protected] INCLUSIVITY AND RIGHTS: CREATING Moderator/Discussant: OLSHANSKY, Robert [University of AN URBAN SPACE FOR IMMIGRANTS Illinois at Urbana-Champaign] [email protected] Participants: AND REFUGEES LIEBERKNECHT, Katherine [University of Texas at Austin] CM Eligible 68: THE POLITICAL, ECONOMIC, AND SOCIAL DYNAMICS OF [email protected] Room: 107 ENVIRONMENTALLY FORCED RELOCATION SANDOVAL, Gerardo [University of Oregon] BALACHANDRAN, Balakrishnan [University of Illinois at [email protected] Moderator: HARWOOD, Stacy Anne [University of Illinois] Urbana-Champaign] [email protected] [email protected] OLSHANSKY, Robert [University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign] [email protected] 14.5 URBAN TRAILS, PEDESTRIAN, Discussant: There will not be a discussant for this session. AND TRANSIT ACCESS 69: WE CANNOT AND WILL NOT ABANDON OUR CM Eligible 158: NEGOTIATING SPACE AND RIGHTS: MULTICULTURAL WATERFRONT: THE CHALLENGE OF PLANNING FOR COASTAL Room: 101D PLANNING IN TORONTO’S IMMIGRANT SUBURBS þ RETREAT IN THE NORTHEASTERN UNITED STATES ZHUANG, Zhixi Cecilia [Ryerson University] FINN, Donovan [Stony Brook University] Moderator/Discussant: CHEN, Na [University of Cincinnati] [email protected] donovan.[email protected] [email protected]
161: ADVOCACY PLANNING: A POWERFUL CONTEMPORARY 70: MOVING ON UP: OBSERVATIONS ON ADAPTIVE 1042: THE INFLUENCE OF ACCESSIBILITY AND CONNECTIVITY TOOL FOR SOCIAL INCLUSION MIGRATION IN SOUTH LOUISIANA ON URBAN TRAIL USE: A CASE STUDY OF GREATER REARDON, Kenneth [University of Massachusetts Boston] NELSON, Marla [University of New Orleans] [email protected] CINCINNATI [email protected] EHRENFEUCHT, Renia [University of New Mexico] LINDSEY, Greg [University of Minnesota] [email protected] CHEN, Na [University of Cincinnati] [email protected] 162: MUNICIPAL PLANNING IN IMMIGRANT FRIENDLY CITIES 71: BECOMING MORE RESILIENT FROM FUTURE COASTAL JOHNSTON, Wade A. [Green Umbrella] HARWOOD, Stacy Anne [University of Illinois] HAZARDS: LAND USE DECISIONS AND IMPLEMENTATION [email protected] [email protected] MECHANISMS OF TSUNAMI AFFECTED CITIES IN TOHOKU IUCHI, Kanako [Tohoku University] [email protected] 1092: STUDY ON ACCESSIBILITY TO URBAN RAIL TRANSIT IN PORTLAND, OREGON þ OH, Seunghoon [University of Cincinnati] [email protected]
1123: PARK ACCESS FOR THE TRANSIT DEPENDENT. DO COMMUNITIES REALLY HAVE ACCESS? SWAYNE, Madison [University of Southern California] [email protected]
1273: AUTOMATED TRAFFIC AND PEDESTRIAN ACCESSIBILITY SEVTSUK, Andres [Harvard University] [email protected]
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14.21 TRAVEL BEHAVIOR: 15.11 PRE ORGANIZED SESSION: THE INTERNATIONAL COMPARISONS FUTURE OF NEIGHBORHOOD RETAIL: CM Eligible PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS IN THE Room: 108 AGE OF AMAZON CM Eligible Moderator/Discussant: MCANDREWS, Carolyn [University of Room: 101B Colorado Denver] [email protected] Moderator: TALEN, Emily [University of Chicago] 128: ANALYZING THE TRIP CHAINING PROPENSITY FOR [email protected] COMMUTER AND NON COMMUTER TRIPS FOR LOCALS AND EXPATS IN ABU DHABI, UAE Discussant: There will not be a discussant for this session. GONZALES, Daniel [New York University] [email protected] MAGHELAL, Praveen [Khalifa University of Science and 102: NEIGHBORHOOD RETAIL IN THE AGE OF AMAZON: Technology] [email protected] TRENDS AND CHARACTERISTICS FOR SUCCESS CREDIT, Kevin [Michigan State University] [email protected] 191: TRAVEL BEHAVIOR AND LIFE CYCLE EVENTS: EXAMINING CHANGES IN CAR USE AFTER RESIDENTIAL RELOCATION IN 917: THE IMPACT OF NEIGHBORHOOD BUILT ENVIRONMENTS BEIJING þ ON WALKING SHOPPING ACTIVITIES IN SHANGHAI, CHINA þ ZHANG, Yixue [Peking University] WU, Hao [Tongji University] [email protected] [email protected] JIAO, Junfeng [The University of Texas at Austin] ZHAO, Pengjun [Peking University] [email protected] [email protected] CHEN, Yong [Tongji University] [email protected] 1002: COMMUTING IN URBAN KENYA SALON, Deborah [Arizona State University] 1006: THE ROLE OF URBAN PLANNING RESEARCH IN THE [email protected] RETAIL REVOLUTION GULYANI, Sumila [The World Bank] [email protected] KICKERT, Conrad [University of Cincinnati] [email protected] 1071: DID TRANSPORTATION NETWORK COMPANIES SLOW DOWN TRAFFIC IN NEW YORK CITY? 1279: THE DEATH AND LIFE OF MOM AND POP: AN ANALYSIS GUO, Zhan [New York University] [email protected] OF SMALL SCALE RETAIL IN SAN FRANCISCO, CHICAGO AND LI, Fei [Georgia State University] [email protected] NEW YORK CHEN, Quanquan [North Jersey Transportation Planning TALEN, Emily [University of Chicago] [email protected] Authority] [email protected] ANSELIN, Luc [University of Chicago] [email protected] FARAH, Irene [University of Chicago] [email protected] CREDIT, Kevin [Michigan State University] [email protected] 15.9 PRE ORGANIZED SESSION: BEST PRACTICE AND THE ROLE OF THE URBAN DESIGN PRECEDENT CM Eligible Room: 102
Moderator/Discussant: THOMAS, Louis [Massachusetts Institute of Technology] [email protected]
81: WHAT ONCE WAS OLD IS NEW AGAIN: THE DESIGN AND MASTERPLANNING OF TRANSFORMATIONAL REGENERATION IN GLASGOW WHITE, James [The University of Glasgow] [email protected]
84: EXAMINING TWO CONTEMPORARY METHODS FOR FOLLOWING AND ANALYZING THE TRANSFER OF URBAN DESIGN IDEAS AND PRECEDENTS TRIVERS, Ian [Washington University] [email protected]
85: DESIGN CHARRETTES IN SCOTLAND: ADOPTING, REACTING, AND ADAPTING IN THE STORY OF A MOBILE POLICY KORDAS, Michael [The University of Glasgow] [email protected]
90: RECYCLING POST WAR STREET DESIGNS FOR CONTEMPORARY USE: VICTOR GRUEN VS. JAN GEHL þ GREGG, Kelly [University of Toronto] [email protected]
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ACSP ANNUAL CONFERENCE TRACK CHAIR 1.7 EXAMINING RESILIENCE AND 5.16 PRE ORGANIZED SESSION: MEETING VULNERABILITY IN THE FACE OF PLANNING AND HOUSING Room: Genessee Room, Hyatt Hotel FLOODING AND URBAN HEAT AFFORDABILITY: SPACES OF STRUGGLE CM Eligible CM Eligible Room: 103 Room: 108 ACSP AESOP TRANSATLANTIC SESSION: AFTER HARDIN CM | 1.5 Moderator/Discussant: BERKE, Philip [Texas A&M University - Moderator: MAH, Julie [University of Toronto] Room: 101A College Station] [email protected] [email protected]
ACSP Co-Moderator: BOARNET, Marlon [University of 651: INCLUSIVE RESILIENCE PLANNING: THE CASE OF Discussant: There will not be a discussant for this session. Southern California] [email protected] JAKARTA RIVER FLOODING CHANDRA PUTRA, Handi [The University of Tarumanegara] 112: CHAIN DISPLACEMENT: AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION AESOP Co-Moderator: DAVY, Ben [University of Dortmund] [email protected] IN DANE COUNTY, WISCONSIN [email protected] SIMS, Revel [University of Wisconsin - Madison] 850: USING CROWDSOURCING, MACHINE LEARNING, AND [email protected] Participants: REMOTE SENSING TO CLASSIFY URBAN FORM INTO LOCAL KAZA, Nikhil [University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill] CLIMATE ZONES AND ASSOCIATIONS WITH URBAN AIR 113: DOES INCLUSIONARY HOUSING PROMOTE SOCIAL MIX? [email protected] QUALITY þ LI, Fei [Georgia State University] [email protected] SHELBY, Hayden [University of California, Berkeley] LU, Tianjun [Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University] GUO, Zhan [New York University] [email protected] [email protected] SINGH, Amrita [University of Alberta] [email protected] ZHANG, Wenwen [Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State 114: NEGOTIATED DEVELOPMENTS: USING ZONING AND GOH, Kian [University of California, Los Angeles] University] [email protected] ENTITLEMENT POWER AS LEVERAGE TO ADDRESS HOUSING [email protected] HANKEY, Steve [Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State AFFORDABILITY University] [email protected] KIM, Minjee [Massachusetts Institution of Technology] [email protected] FWIG ROUNDTABLE: BEYOND ME TOO ENSURING 985: AGENT BASED MODELING OF INDIVIDUAL BEHAVIOR SAFE HARASSMENT FREE SPACES FOR DYNAMICS ON FLOOD DISASTER RISK ASSESSMENT, A CASE 163: WHATEVER THE PROBLEM, THE SOLUTION IS LUXURY EVERYONE CM | 1.5 STUDY IN MIAMI BEACH þ DEVELOPMENT: NEW YORK CITY’S 21ST CENTURY PLANNING Room: 101B HAN, Yu [University of Florida] [email protected] PARADIGM PENG, Zhong-Ren [University of Florida] STEIN, Samuel [CUNY Graduate Center] Moderator: DOAN, Petra [Florida State University] [email protected] [email protected] 5.6 LINKING HOUSING AND 1362: GENTRIFICATION INDUCED DISPLACEMENT IN Participants: TRANSPORTATION DETROIT: PERSPECTIVES FROM BELOW SCHWEITZER, Lisa [University of Southern California] CM Eligible MAH, Julie [University of Toronto] [email protected] [email protected] Room: 101C ROBERTS, Andrea [Texas A&M University] [email protected] Moderator/Discussant: BOYER, Robert [University of North 5.18 NEW PERSPECTIVES ON VAN ZANDT, Shannon [Texas A&M University] Carolina, Charlotte] [email protected] GENTRIFICATION AND DISPLACEMENT [email protected] CM Eligible LUNG-AMAM, Willow [University of Maryland, College Park] 529: UNDERSTANDING PERCEIVED AND IDEALIZED Room: 101G [email protected] NEIGHBORHOOD LIVABILITY IN THE CONTEXT OF TRADE SIMPSON, Sheryl-Ann [University of California, Davis] OFFS BETWEEN HOUSING CHOICES AND TRANSPORTATION Moderator: HOWLAND, Steven [Portland State University] [email protected] OPTIONS [email protected] YANG, Yizhao [University of Oregon] [email protected] LEWIS, Rebecca [University of Oregon] [email protected] Discussant: There will not be a discussant for this session. PARKER, Robert [University of Oregon] [email protected] 292: UPWARD MOBILITY OR DISPLACEMENT? TRACKING 922: NATIONWIDE EXAMINATION OF THE SPATIAL MISMATCH HOUSEHOLD MOVES AND ASSESSING DESTINATION CONDITIONS ACROSS 100 LARGEST METROPOLITAN AREAS IN OUTCOMES THE UNITED STATES RODNYANSKY, Seva [University of Southern California] QI, Yunlei [University of Minnesota] [email protected] [email protected] FAN, Yingling [University of Minnesota] [email protected] 376: GENTRIFICATION WITH A WHITE PICKET FENCE: 1215: SHIFTS IN THE RENTAL HOUSING LANDSCAPE: NEIGHBORHOOD UPGRADING IN US SUBURBS, 1980 2016 IMPLICATIONS FOR TRANSIT ACCESS IN LOS ANGELES, CA FINIO, Nicholas [University of Maryland, College Park] GUY, Tam [University of California, Los Angeles] tamjguy@ n[email protected] gmail.com KNAAP, Elijah [University of California, Riverside] [email protected] 1344: TRANSIT ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT WITHOUT GENTRIFICATION: TORONTO AND WASHINGTON DC, A COMPARATIVE EVALUATION HOSTOVSKY, Charles [Brock University] [email protected] Session continues on next page ...
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785: CATCH ALL GENTRIFICATION: OVERSIMPLIFIED MEDIA 867: AN UNCERTAIN FUTURE: BARRIERS TO WELL BEING INTERPRETATIONS THAT MYSTIFY AND FAIL TO CAPTURE THE 6.45 PRE ORGANIZED SESSION: THE AMONG SMALLHOLDER FARMERS IN ODISHA, INDIA þ PROCESS þ RIGHT TO DECENT HOUSING AND SWEENEY, Erin [University at Bu alo, SUNY] TOLFO, Giuseppe [University of Waterloo] URBAN RESILIENCE IN THE GLOBAL esweeney@bu alo.edu [email protected] SOUTH LEON, Daniela [University at Bu alo, SUNY] DOUCET, Brian [University of Waterloo] CM Eligible dleon3@bu alo.edu [email protected] Room: 102 RAJA, Samina [University at Bu alo, SUNY] sraja@bu alo.edu
1014: BEYOND GENTRIFICATION DICHOTOMIES: NEWCOMER’S Moderator/Discussant: SARMIENTO, Hugo [University of AND OLD TIMERS’ PERCEPTIONS OF NEIGHBORHOOD California Los Angeles] [email protected] 8.9 MAPPING HEALTHCARE ACCESS CHANGES AND COMMITMENTS TO CHANGING THE TO ADDRESS AGING IN PLACE AND NEIGHBORHOOD 1149: CLIMATE CHANGE AND DECENT HOUSING IN MEXICO INFECTIOUS DISEASE TRANSMISSION GOLDMAN, Laurie [Tufts University] [email protected] GIOTTONINI BADILLA, M. Paloma [University of California Los CM Eligible Angeles] [email protected] Room: 109 1177: DIVIDED NEIGHBORHOODS: GENTRIFICATION AND TRANSPORTATION AMONG PORTLAND’S LOW INCOME BLACK 1150: LOOKING AT THE SPATIAL DETERMINANTS OF BOGOTA Moderator/Discussant: NAM, Yunwoo [University of Nebraska HOUSEHOLDS HUMANA'S RESILIENT HOUSING STRATEGY Lincoln] [email protected] HOWLAND, Steven [Portland State University] SARMIENTO, Hugo [University of California Los Angeles] [email protected] [email protected] 284: SPATIAL ACCESSIBILITY TO HEALTH SERVICES: A STUDY OF HCV INFECTION IN MASSACHUSETTS 1343: ENERGY USE AND CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION IN SRINIVASAN, Sumeeta [Tufts University] 6.30 PRE ORGANIZED SESSION: MEXICO CITY’S COLONIAS POPULARES [email protected] DISASTER, CRISIS, RESILIENCE, AND REYES, Ariadna [The University of Texas at Austin] STOPKA, Thomas [Tufts University] [email protected] PLANNING IN A CHANGING WORLD, [email protected] RON, Sharon [MAPC] [email protected] THE CROSS CULTURAL PERSPECTIVES 485: UNCOVERING THE IMPACT OF HUMAN ACTIVITY AND FROM ASIA AND THE US 8.6 PRE ORGANIZED SESSION: MOBILITY ON THE TRANSMISSION OF DENGUE FEVER USING CM Eligible Room: 101F PLANNING FOR REGENERATIVE, MOBILE PHONE DATA: A SINGAPORE EXAMPLE EQUITABLE FOOD SYSTEMS IN LIU, Linglan [National University of Singapore] Moderator/Discussant: MAGHELAL, Praveen [Masdar Institute URBANIZING GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTS: [email protected] of Science and Technology] [email protected] EXPLORING THE IMPACTS OF ECONOMIC, DIAO, Mi [National University of Signapore] [email protected] CULTURAL, AND ENVIRONMENTAL PRESSURES ON 442: ECONOMIC RESILIENCE AND DISASTER RECOVERY IN 689: EFFICIENT STREET MEDICAL MAP: RESEARCH ON SMALLHOLDER AGRICULTURAL PRODUCERS IN NETWORK OPTIMIZATION OF STREET HEALTH BASED ON POST WENCHUAN EARTHQUAKE OF CHINA þ THE GLOBAL SOUTH YI, Fangxin [National University of Singapore] INFORMATION VISUALIZATION þ CM Eligible LIU, Shiqi [Tongji University] [email protected] [email protected] Room: 104 TU, Yong [National University of Singapore] [email protected] GENG, Yuzhou [Tianji University] [email protected] ZHOU, Xiaosui [Southeast University] [email protected] Moderator/Discussant: BORN, Branden [University of 445: EVALUATING URBAN RESILIENCE IN CHINA BASED ON WEI, Zonghao [Delft University of Technology] Washington] [email protected] [email protected] INDEX SYSTEM ZHAI, Guofang [Nanjing University] [email protected] 136: THE GLOBAL POLICY CONTEXT: IMPLICATIONS OF 786: ALIGNING LOCAL PUBLIC SYSTEMS TO SUPPORT THE "ZERO HUNGER" SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOAL MATERNAL CHILD HEALTH IN RURAL COMMUNITIES: 446: PLANNING THE PUBLIC SERVICE FOR COMMUNITY FOR FOOD SYSTEMS PLANNING IN THE GLOBAL SOUTH RESILIENCE: BOOSTING CAPACITY WITH BONDED RESOURCES LEARNING FROM HOME VISITING PROGRAMS þ HOEY, Lesli [University of Michigan] [email protected] WHITTAKER, Jennifer [University of Pennsylvania] YANG, Xuanmei [Tongji University] [email protected] JONES, Andrew [University of Michigan] [email protected] [email protected] LI, Xiangyu [West Texas A&M University] FRIEDMANN, Harriet [University of Toronto] KELLOM, Katherine [Children's Hospital of Philadelphia] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] LIU, Helin [Huazhong University of Science and Technology] PERFECTO, Ivette [University of Michigan] [email protected] MATONE, Meredith [Children's Hospital of Philadelphia] [email protected] BLESH, Jennifer [University of Michigan] [email protected] [email protected] MAGHELAL, Praveen [Masdar Institute of Science and Technology] [email protected] 145: GROWING OUR FOOD BUT FOOD INSECURE: TRADE OFFS CHEN, Hao [Nanjing University] [email protected] IN THE DAILY LIVING PRACTICES OF SMALLHOLDER FARMERS IN KERALA, INDIA 731: ROBBING THE POOR TO PAY THE RICH? SOCIAL AND RAJA, Samina [University at Bu alo, SUNY] sraja@bu alo.edu ECONOMIC RESILIENCE OF THE CONCURRENT HOME MUI, Yeeli [University at Bu alo, SUNY] yeelimui@bu alo.edu OWNERSHIP RESTRICTION IN SINGAPORE IN THE POST KUMAR, Radhika [College of Architecture Trivandrum] CRISIS ERA þ [email protected] TAN, Khee Giap [National University of Singapore] RESOR, Joy [University at Bu alo, SUNY] joyresor@bu alo.edu [email protected] S Ushakumari [Thanal Institute] [email protected] ZHANG, Yanjiang [National University of Singapore] [email protected] 204: TOWARDS EMANCIPATORY LAND TENURE AND FOOD SYSTEMS PLANNING IN URBAN GHANA þ FRIMPONG BOAMAH, Emmanuel [University at Bu alo, SUNY] efrimpon@bu alo.edu SUMBERG, James [Institute of Development Studies] [email protected]
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493: WHEN THE SUM OF SECTORIAL PARTS IS GREATER 209: COMMUNITY ENGAGED PERFORMANCE MEASURES FOR 8.44 PRE ORGANIZED SESSION: YOUTH THAN THE CITY AS A WHOLE: EXPLORING THE CAUSES AND PUBLIC TRANSIT ACCESSIBILITY AND EQUITY ANALYSIS þ PLANNING FOR PUBLIC HEALTH: HOW CONSEQUENCES OF DIVERGENT INSTITUTIONALIZATION KARNER, Alex [University of Texas at Austin] ADVOCACY MAKES A DIFFERENCE RESTREPO-MIETH, Andrea [Cornell University] [email protected] CM Eligible [email protected] Room: 101E 210: MAKING THE LEAP WITH TECHNOLOGY: DISCRIMINATION IN TAXIS AND RIDEHAILING Moderator/Discussant: REECE, Jason [The Ohio State 12.36 PRE ORGANIZED SESSION: BROWN, Anne [University of California, Los Angeles] University] [email protected] ECOLOGICAL WISDOM AND [email protected] REGENERATIVE DEVELOPMENT: A 26: RESPONSE TO REFUGEE RESETTLEMENT: HOW MAJOR 211: ENGINEERING, EDUCATION, AND LAW ENFORCEMENT: RESETTLEMENT CITIES PLAN FOR FOOD AND HEALTH NEEDS SESSION IN HONOR OF ROBERT F. YOUNG CM Eligible JUSTICE ISSUES OF TRANSPORTATION INJURY DISPARITIES BY OF NEW AMERICANS Room: 101H RACE AND ETHNICITY IN THE U.S. JUDELSOHN, Alexandra [University at Bu alo, SUNY] MCANDREWS, Carolyn [University of Colorado Denver] ajudelso@bu alo.edu Moderator/Discussant: FORESTER, John [Cornell University] [email protected] LEON, Daniela [University at Bu alo, SUNY] dleon3@bu alo.edu j [email protected] RAJA, Samina [University at Bu alo, SUNY] sraja@bu alo.edu 548: BOSTON’S SEARCH FOR RESILIENCE 14.24 FUTURE OF TRANSPORT: 474: NEWCOMERS FOR SOCIAL WELL BEING: HOW DO RACITI, Antonio [University of Massachusetts at Boston] PROSPECTS AND CHALLENGES IMMIGRANT RUN COMMUNITY FOOD RESOURCES IMPACT [email protected] CM Eligible WELL BEING OF RESIDENTS IN A DIVERSE COMMUNITY? Room: 107 KHOJASTEH, Maryam [University of Pennsylvania] 565: REMEMBERING OUR WAY FORWARD: OPPORTUNITIES [email protected] FOR A JUST TRANSITION TO A REGENERATIVE ECONOMY Moderator/Discussant: FREEMARK, Yonah [Massachusetts FROM WESTERN NEW YORK Institute of Technology] [email protected] 869: POLICY AND PRACTICE RELEVANT YOUTH PHYSICAL þ WALSH, Elizabeth [University of Colorado Denver] ACTIVITY RESEARCH AGENDA [email protected] 125: EXPANDING THE GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE PARADIGM: BOTCHWEY, Nisha [Georgia Institute of Technology] AN EFFICIENT, EQUITABLE, AND EFFECTIVE LENS ON [email protected] 566: FROM SMART CITIES TO WISE CITIES: ECOLOGICAL PROVIDING PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE KIM, Anna [San Diego State University] WISDOM AS A BASIS FOR SUSTAINABLE URBAN ROSENBLOOM, Sandra [The University of Texas at Austin] [email protected] [email protected] O'CONNELL, Katie [Georgia Institute of Technology] DEVELOPMENT þ [email protected] LIEBERKNECHT, Katherine [The University of Texas at Austin] [email protected] 181: FINANCING MODERN STREETCARS: ASSESSING THE PLANNING IMPACTS OF VALUE CAPTURE IMPLEMENTATION 870: TRANSLATING HEALTH ADVOCACY INTO PHYSICAL YOUNG, Robert [The University of Texas at Austin] [email protected] IN KANSAS CITY, MO þ ACTIVITY: AN ASSESSMENT OF LOW INCOME YOUTH OF FISCHER, Lauren [Columbia University] [email protected] COLOR IN PUBLIC SPACES 568: INDIGENOUS VOICES IN 21ST CENTURY PLANNING: O'CONNELL, Katie [Georgia Institute of Technology] WISDOM TRADITIONS FOR SOCIAL AND ECOLOGICAL WELL 341: RETHINKING INFRASTRUCTURE INTERDEPENDENCIES TO [email protected] PLAN FOR SOCIETAL RESILIENCE KIM, Anna [Georgia Institute of Technology] BEING þ MCKIBBON, George [McKibbon Wakeeld Inc.] ZIMMERMAN, Rae [New York University] [email protected] [email protected] BOTCHWEY, Nisha [Georgia Institute of Technology] georgeh@mckibbonwakeeld.com [email protected] CULLEN, Kevin [Adventure Sports Development LLC] kevincul@bu alo.edu 1024: THE VALUE OF TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH: RESEARCHER AND PRACTITIONER PERSPECTIVES 12.31 PRE ORGANIZED SESSION: DEAKIN, Elizabeth [University of California, Berkeley] WORKING WITH “WORKING RULES”: 14.17 PRE ORGANIZED SESSION: [email protected] ENGAGING INSTITUTIONAL THEORY IN MOBILITY JUSTICE PERSPECTIVES PLANNING RESEARCH CM Eligible CM Eligible Room: 101D Room: 105 Moderator/Discussant: GRENGS, Joseph [University of Moderator/Discussant: SALET, William [University of Michigan] [email protected] Amsterdam] [email protected] 207: TRAVEL AND ACCESS IN TRANSIT ORIENTED 490: PLANNING PARTICIPATION AND CHANGING NORMS: AN AFFORDABLE HOUSING INSTITUTIONAL ANALYSIS OF LONDON BUS PRIORITY þ BARAJAS, Jesus [University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign] RAY, Rosalie [Columbia University] [email protected] [email protected] CERVERO, Robert [University of California Berkeley] 491: A DIFFERENT KIND OF PLANNING: AD HOC LAND [email protected] INSTITUTIONS IN THE BOOMING PERI URBAN MUNICIPALITY TRAPENBERG FRICK, Karen [University of California Berkeley] OF TLAJOMULCO, MEXICO [email protected] BAIRD-ZARS, Bernadette [Columbia University] [email protected] 208: OFF TRACK? THE RACIAL DIMENSIONS OF THE MODERN STREETCAR TREND 492: CALIFORNIA HOUSING POLITICS: A HISTORICAL LOWE, Kate [University of Illinois at Chicago] [email protected] INSTITUTIONALIST PERSPECTIVE ON HOUSING POLICY LIVIA BRAND, Anna [University of California, Berkeley] MAKING [email protected] COMANDON, Andre [University of California, Los Angeles] HALL, Em [University of Illinois at Chicago] [email protected] [email protected]
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656: TRANSFORMING INCINERATORS INTO COMMUNITY ACSP NATIONAL CONFERENCE COMMITTEE 3.4 COLLABORATION: HOW ARE NEW AMENITIES? THE SEOUL EXPERIENCE Room: Board Room, Convention Center DEVELOPMENTS IN KNOWLEDGE LAURIAN, Lucie [University of Iowa] [email protected] PRODUCTION CHANGING HAN, Albert [University of Calgary] [email protected] COLLABORATION? GO, Min Hee [Ewha Women’s University] [email protected] 2.8 INNOVATION AND THE SOCIAL CM Eligible ECONOMY Room: 101D 974: JUSTICE BURNING: INCINERATORS AND THE LANDSCAPE CM Eligible OF ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE IN THE U.S. Room: 101B Moderator/Discussant: VAN MAASAKKERS, Mattijs [The Ohio ROLHEISER, Lyndsey [Harvard University] State University] [email protected] [email protected] Moderator/Discussant: DRUCKER, Joshua [University of Illinois POLLANS, Lily [Hunter College, CUNY] at Chicago] [email protected] 505: SUSTAINING COLLABORATION THROUGH INEVITABLE [email protected] DISRUPTIONS: NAVIGATING TURNOVER IN LONG TERM 166: WHO SHARES? A NATION WIDE PROFILE OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT COLLABORATIONS PARTICIPATION IN CARSHARING, BIKESHARING, AND OTHER BUTLER, William [Florida State University] [email protected] 3.16 WATER: WE HAVE IT FOR NOW. SHARING ECONOMY APPLICATIONS þ CAN WE GET IT STILL IN THE YEARS TO BOYER, Robert [University of North Carolina, Charlotte] 1075: INTEGRATING CLIMATE SCIENCE WITH LOCAL COME? [email protected] KNOWLEDGE FOR ADAPTATION PLANNING IN HAWAII CM Eligible LELAND, Suzanne [University of North Carolina, Charlotte] SPIRANDELLI, Daniele [University of Hawaii] Room: 101A [email protected] [email protected] Moderator/Discussant: FRICANO, Russell [Minnesota State 1164: GOING LOCAL: PLACING ENTREPRENEURIAL 1139: CONCEPTUALIZING ACTION EARLY IN THE University, Mankato] [email protected] MICROGEOGRAPHIES IN A LARGER REGIONAL CONTEXT COLLABORATIVE PROCESS: DRIVING FORCES THAT BUILD DONEGAN, Mary [University of Connecticut] CAPACITY FOR COLLABORATION IMPLEMENTATION 225: DECENTRALIZED WATER INFRASTRUCTURE FOR [email protected] JONES, Shanice [Florida State University] [email protected] GROWING URBAN NEIGHBORHOODS: ENVIRONMENTAL, LOWE, Nichola [University of North Carolina] BUTLER, William [Florida State University] [email protected] SOCIAL, AND FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS [email protected] BROWER, Ralph [Florida State University] [email protected] LEE, Heonyeong [Georgia Institute of Technology] [email protected] 1268: THE ROLE OF LARGE FIRMS AND LOCAL INSTITUTIONS 1144: ADVANCING LEARNING AND USABLE KNOWLEDGE IN LEIGH, Nancey Green [Georgia Institute of Technology] IN THE EMERGENCE AND EVOLUTION OF TECHNOLOGY BASED TRANSDISCIPLINARY LANDSCAPE DESIGN AND PLANNING [email protected] REGIONAL ECONOMIES FOR SUSTAINABLE LAND USE ODEN, Michael [University of Texas at Austin] SLOTTERBACK, Carissa [University of Minnesota] 472: POTABLE WATER REUSE IN THE INLAND SOUTHWEST: [email protected]\ [email protected] UNDERSTANDING PUBLIC PERCEPTIONS SAMES, Amanda [University of Minnesota] SCRUGGS, Caroline [University of New Mexico] [email protected] [email protected] 2.9 ECONOMIC RESTRUCTURING: RUNCK, Bryan [University of Minnesota] [email protected] DISTLER, Lauren [University of New Mexico] [email protected] DYNAMICS AND RESPONSES REICHENBACH, Mike [University of Minnesota] CM Eligible [email protected] 612: FLOWING VALUES: COST RECOVERY, CONSERVATION, Room: 101H JORDAN, Nick [University of Minnesota] [email protected] AND SOCIAL EQUITY IN U.S. DRINKING WATER PROVISION HOMSY, George [Binghamton University] ghomsy@ Moderator/Discussant: RENSKI, Henry [University of binghamton.edu Massachusetts Amherst] [email protected] 3.7 JUSTI STRUCTURE: HOW CAN WE WARNER, Mildred [Cornell University] [email protected] DEEPEN OUR UNDERSTANDING OF THE GASTEYER, Stephen [Michigan State University] 97: HANGING BY A THREAD: THE POST RECESSION INTERSECTION OF ENVIRONMENTAL [email protected] RESILIENCE OF LEGACY REGIONS VAN LEUVEN, Andrew [The Ohio State University] JUSTICE AND INFRASTRUCTURE DECISIONS? CM Eligible 945: SOURCE WATER PROTECTION PLANNING IN THE [email protected] Room: 102 MIDWEST HILL, Ned [The Ohio State University] WILSON, Jessica [The Ohio State University] [email protected] Moderator/Discussant: ACEY, Charisma [University of [email protected] California, Berkeley] [email protected] 834: A STRUCTURAL RELATIONAL APPROACH TO ECONOMIC RESILIENCE OF KOREAN INDUSTRIAL CITIES IN JEOPARDY 422: ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE AND THE PROVISION OF SHIM, Hanbyul [Seoul National University] [email protected] STORMWATER INFRASTRUCTURE: FINDINGS FROM HOUSTON LEE, Jessica [Texas A&M University] [email protected] VAN ZANDT, Shannon [Texas A&M University] [email protected]
504: RACIALIZATION IN INFRASTRUCTURE REBUILDING: LESSONS FROM SEWER SYSTEM UPGRADES IN SAN FRANCISCO, CA SOLIS, Miriam [The University of Texas at Austin] [email protected]
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4.48 PRE ORGANIZED SESSION: 5.39 PRE ORGANIZED SESSION: 14.9 AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES: TOWARD AN INTERSECTIONAL PARTICIPATION, GOVERNANCE, AND WINNERS AND LOSERS DISCOURSE ON INSURGENT PLANNING COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT IN POST CM Eligible HERSTORIES DISASTER RECOVERY: LESSONS FROM PUERTO Room: 105 CM Eligible RICO, CHICAGO, NEW YORK, AND ABROAD Room: 101G CM Eligible Moderator/Discussant: BROWN, Anne [University of Room: 104 California, Los Angeles] [email protected] Moderator: FORSYTH, Ann [Harvard University] annforsyth8@ gmail.com Moderator: WHEELER, Jason [ASSIST Inc.] [email protected] 602: EFFECTS OF BUILT ENVIRONMENT ON PUBLIC ADOPTION OF AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES AND SHARED AUTONOMOUS Discussant: There will not be a discussant for this session. Discussant: There will not be a discussant for this session. VEHICLES: A CASE STUDY OF DALLAS FORT WORTH METROPOLITAN AREA þ 1103: INTERSECTIONAL EXPERIENCES OF WOMEN OF COLOR 646: PUERTO RICANS AND HURRICANE MARIA: HAJJAFARI, Hamid [University of Texas at Arlington] AT ACSP MEMBER INSTITUTIONS RECONSTRUCTING OWNERSHIP AFTER THE STORM [email protected] REDDEN, Tyeshia [Gettysburg College] tredden@u .edu GARCIA ZAMBRANA, Ivis [University of Utah] HAMIDI, Shima [University of Texas at Arlington] [email protected] [email protected] 1104: PÒSALI’S PLANNING STORY: THE GENDER OF AID AND NGO IZATION OF DISASTER RELIEF 647: CHICAGO'S RESPONSE TO HURRICANE MARIA EVACUEES 661: DISPLACEMENT PRESSURE: WHO WINS AND WHO LOSES JOSEPH, Sophonie Milande [Columbia University] VANIK, Leonor [University of Illinois at Chicago] IN THE ERA OF AUTOMATED ELECTRIC VEHICLES [email protected] [email protected] ZHANG, Wenwen [Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State BETANCUR, John [University of Illinois at Chicago] University] [email protected] 1109: GENDER AND DIVERSITY IN THE PLANNING ACADEMY: [email protected] 1980 TO 1995 GAUGER, Bri [University of Michigan] [email protected] 649: PARTICIPATION WOES: PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IN POST 14.40 PRE ORGANIZED SESSION: DISASTER RECOVERY PLANNING IN HAITI TRANSPORTATION AND GANAPATI, Nazife [Florida International University] VULNERABILITY 5.30 THE SHARING ECONOMY ganapat@u.edu CM Eligible AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: MUKHERJI, Anuradha [East Carolina University] Room: 101E PROMISES AND PITFALLS FOR [email protected] HOUSING Moderator/Discussant: HWANG, Ha [University at Bu alo, CM Eligible 1238: HURRICANE SANDY'S LESSONS IN RESILIENCE SUNY] hahwang@bu alo.edu Room: 107 WHEELER, Jason [ASSIST Inc.] [email protected] 696: THE TRANSPORTATION SAFETY OF ELDERLY Moderator/Discussant: WEGMANN, Jake [University of Texas PEDESTRIAN: MODELING CONTRIBUTING FACTORS TO at Austin] [email protected] 10.3 PLANNING DISCOURSES AND ELDERLY PEDESTRIAN COLLISIONS PARADIGMS: THEORY AND HISTORY KIM, Dohyung [California State Polytechnic University, 317: THE CHANGING VALUE OF “VACANCY”: HOW THE CM Eligible Pomona] [email protected] EMERGENT SHARING ECONOMY DISPLACES IMMIGRANT Room: 103 SHARING IN LOW INCOME LOS ANGELES. 697: IDENTIFYING VULNERABLE HIGHWAY SECTIONS KIM, Anna [Georgia Institute of Technology] Moderator/Discussant: REECE, Jason [The Ohio State AGAINST INCLEMENT WEATHER [email protected] University] [email protected] PARK, JiYoung [The State University of New York, Bu alo] SARMIENTO, Carolina [University of Wisconsin-Madison] jp292@bu alo.edu [email protected] 577: FORKS IN THE ROAD: COMPARATIVE CRITICAL JUNCTURE HWANG, Ha [University at Bu alo, SUNY] ANALYSIS IN PLANNING HISTORY hahwang@bu alo.edu 858: SOCIODEMOGRAPHIC REPRESENTATION OF ONLINE SORENSEN, Andre [University of Toronto] RENTAL HOUSING LISTINGS: INFORMATION SURPLUSES AND [email protected] 699: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF GIS AND AGENT BASED DEFICITS EMERGENCY EVACUATION MODELS BOEING, Geo [University of California, Berkeley] 915: THE PLANNER AS MOTHER, CULTURE AS CONVERGENT, KIM, Yuseung [University of Southern Maine] [email protected] AND OTHER DISCONCERTING IMPLICATIONS OF PATRICK [email protected] GEDDES’ THEORY OF PLANNING YOON, Dong Keun [Yonsei University] [email protected] STERNBERG, Ernest [University at Bu alo, SUNY] ezs@bu alo.edu 1372: ESTIMATING PROBABILITY OF AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT USING CENSORED REGRESSION MODEL 1047: THIRTY YEARS OF THE PLANNING LITERATURE: A TEXT KIM, Brian H.S. [Seoul National University] ANALYSIS [email protected] FANG, Kerry [Florida State University] [email protected] SON, Minsu [Korea Institute of Civil Engineering and Building Technology] [email protected]
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15.2 PLANNING PLACES AND SPACES FOR CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE SATURDAY CM Eligible Room: 108 7:30PM – 9:30PM
Moderator/Discussant: HESS, Paul [University of Toronto] STUDENT RECEPTION [email protected] No ticket required, all students 221: THE PERCEIVED AND OBJECTIVE MEASURES OF CAMPUS welcome ENVIRONMENT IN CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITIES AND THE Location: Pearl Street Grille ASSOCIATION WITH STUDENTS’ SUCCESS AND SATISFACTION HAJRASOULIHA, Amir [California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo] [email protected]
266: HIGH DENSITY PARENTING: URBAN DESIGN AND RAISING CHILDREN IN THE DENSIFYING NORTH AMERICAN CITY THOMAS, Louis [Massachusetts Institute of Technology] [email protected]
358: OPENING NEIGHBOURHOOD STREETS FOR CHILDREN’S PLAY: EXAMINING COMMUNITY BENEFITS OF PLAY STREET PROGRAMMING IN TORONTO, CANADA MITRA, Raktim [Ryerson University] [email protected] ABBASI, Zainab [Ryerson University] [email protected]
692: FREE PLAY OPPORTUNITIES FOR CHILDREN IN EXISTING URBAN PARKS OF WEST CINCINNATI ROY, Arindam [University of Cincinnati] [email protected]
15.7 URBAN FORM AND CHANGING MORPHOLOGIES IN THE CITY CM Eligible Room: 101C
Moderator/Discussant: GREGG, Kelly [University of Toronto] [email protected]
24: LIFESCAPES BEYOND BIGNESS ALAWADI, Khaled [Masdar Institute] [email protected]
252: PARK AND NEIGHBORHOOD ATTRIBUTES ASSOCIATED WITH PARK USE: AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY USING UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLES UAVS PARK, Keunhyun [Utah State University] [email protected]
836: SOCIAL ISOLATION IN THE HIGH RISE: IS IT DENSITY, IS IT DESIGN, OR IS IT AS BIG AS WE THINK? CASTEL, Evan [University of Toronto] [email protected] DUNN, James [McMaster University]
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1017: IT'S NOT MUCH, BUT AT LEAST IT’S AFFORDABLE: 1.8 TRACKING MOVEMENT AND 5.4 PRE ORGANIZED SESSION: AN ANALYSIS OF THE IMPACT THAT LIVING IN SUPPLY ACTIVITY SPACES GENTRIFICATION, NEIGHBORHOOD CONSTRAINED MARKETS HAS ON HOUSING CONSUMPTION CM Eligible TRANSFORMATION, AND THE ROLE OF KUHLMANN, Daniel [Cornell University] [email protected] Room: 101A PLANNING AND POLICY CM Eligible Moderator/Discussant: BROOKS, Nancy [Cornell University] Room: 101H 5.13 INNOVATIONS AND ADAPTATIONS [email protected] IN HOUSING GOVERNANCE Moderator/Discussant: STROM, Elizabeth [University of South CM Eligible 611: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN OBESITY AND Florida] [email protected] Room: 101B RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY VALUES IN GPS MEASURED ACTIVITY SPACES þ 74: GENTRIFICATION IN PITTSBURGH: A COMPARISON OF Moderator/Discussant: SCALLY, Corianne [The Urban SCULLY, Jason [Eastern Washington University] METHODS ACROSS COMMUNITIES AND INDIVIDUAL IMPACTS Institute] [email protected] [email protected] IN ONE COMMUNITY MOUDON, Anne [University of Washington] [email protected] DEITRICK, Sabina [University of Pittsburgh] [email protected] 194: ADAPTIVE MANAGEMENT: NONPROFIT HOUSING HURVITZ, Philip [University of Washington] [email protected] DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATIONS DURING THE GREAT AGGARWAL, Anju [University of Washington] [email protected] 75: A NEIGHBORHOOD FOR ALL PEOPLE? THE HOLISTIC RECESSION DREWNOWSKI, Adam [University of Washington] APPROACH TO SUPPORT EQUITABLE REDEVELOPMENT IN WONG, Karna [University of California Irvine] [email protected] COLUMBUS’S SOUTH SIDE [email protected] REECE, Jason [The Ohio State University] [email protected] 806: MODELLING COMMUTER FLOWS USING MOBILE PHONE 643: STAYING ON BOARD: NON PROFIT HOUSING PROVIDER SIGNALING DATA: A CASE STUDY OF SHANGHAI, CHINA 764: GENTRIFICATION IN DETROIT: CLASS TRANSFORMATION BOARD CAPACITY IN A CHANGING CONTEXT GU, Jiahuan [Tongji University] [email protected] IN A RACIALLY UNJUST CITY COOPER, Sarah [University of Manitoba] WANG, De [Tongji University] [email protected] þ DOUCET, Brian [University of Waterloo] [email protected] [email protected] ZELL, Sarah [University of Winnipeg] [email protected] 1064: BUILDING LOCATION HISTORY WITH GPS DATA FOR MCCULLOUGH, Scott [University of Winnipeg] OLDER ADULTS 1324: ACTIVISM IN THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT: COMMUNITY [email protected] CHOI, Ji Min [University at Bu alo, SUNY] jchoi32@bu alo.edu BASED ORGANIZATIONS AND ADVOCACY NETWORKS IN THE KANG, Bumjoon [University at Bu alo, SUNY] AFFORDABLE HOUSING DEBATE IN BOYLE HEIGHTS 1111: ADVANCING ACCESS TO OPPORTUNITY: HOW MUCH bumjoonk@bu alo.edu HERNANDEZ, Ashley [University of California, Irvine] REGIONALISM DO FRONT RANGE METRO AREAS NEED? [email protected] PENDALL, Rolf [University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign] [email protected] 2.5 INNOVATION IN THE CLIMATE ECONOMY 5.9 HOUSING AFFORDABILITY: CAUSES, 1194: THE MARKETIZATION OF PUBLIC LAND UNDER CM Eligible AUSTERITY: THE CASE OF LOCAL AUTHORITY HOUSING Room: 105 EFFECTS, AND RESPONSES CM Eligible COMPANIES IN LONDON Room: 108 BLOOM, Aretousa [Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey] Moderator/Discussant: FANG, Kerry [Florida State University] [email protected] [email protected] Moderator: KUHLMANN, Daniel [Cornell University] [email protected] 1316: FROM PUBLIC TO HYBRID: THE CHALLENGES AND 589: INTERREGIONAL VIRTUAL WATER TRADING: OPPORTUNITIES IN A PUBLIC HOUSING AUTHORITY IMPLICATIONS FOR REGIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Discussant: There will not be a discussant for this session. BECOMING A HYBRID ORGANIZATION UNDER CLIMATE CHANGE þ GEBHARDT, Matthew [Portland State University] [email protected] BHATIA, Manraj [California State University, Northridge] 601: LOCATION EFFICIENCY AND THE PROVISION OF [email protected] AFFORDABLE HOUSING: EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM A GULDMANN, Jean-Michel [The Ohio State University] NATIONAL STUDY [email protected] 6.3 SPATIAL PLANNING FOR REGIONAL JAHAN, Jinat [University of Texas at Arlington] ECONOMIES [email protected] 800: EXAMINING THE SOCIOECONOMIC IMPACTS OF WIND CM Eligible HAMIDI, Shima [University of Texas at Arlington] Room: 107 POWER DEVELOPMENT ON RURAL AREAS: A FOCUS ON [email protected] EMPIRICAL FINDINGS þ Moderator/Discussant: MITTAL, Jay [Auburn University] SHOEIB, Eman [University of Massachusettes Amherst] 709: WHERE HAVE ALL THE UNITS GONE? A PANEL DATA [email protected] [email protected] ANALYSIS OF CROSS CITY VARIANCE IN AFFORDABLE RENSKI, Henry [University of Massachusetts Amherst] [email protected] HOUSING CONSTRUCTION IN CHINA DURING 2011 2015 255: SYNCHRONIZING THE CITY: TOWARDS A TEMPORAL HAMIN, Elisabeth [University of Massachusetts Amherst] MA, Luyao [Tsinghua University] LOGIC OF AGGLOMERATION IN METRO MANILA [email protected] [email protected] STERN, Justin [Harvard University] GOETZ, Edward [University of Minnesota] [email protected] LIU, Zhilin [Tsinghua University] [email protected] 881: U.S. STATE CLEAN ENERGY POLICY AND INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY ADOPTION: ANALYZING IMPACTS OF ENERGY 639: REGIONAL COMPETITION AND DISPARITIES, THE ROLE 837: COPING WITH RENT BURDEN: SACRIFICE, SOCIAL BASED ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF GOVERNMENT QUALITY: EVIDENCE FROM CHINA þ þ SUPPORT, AND A BETTER FUTURE KIM, Gyungwon [Georgia Institute of Technology] SUN, Xiaozhong [Cornell University] [email protected] ANGST, Sean [University of Southern California] [email protected] [email protected] ROSEN, Jovanna [University of Southern California] [email protected] 980: RESPONDING TO DROUGHTS: A SPATIAL REGRESSION PAINTER, Gary [University of Southern California] ANALYSIS ON INNOVATION IN THE WATER SECTOR [email protected] EL-KHATTABI, Ahmed Rachid [University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill] [email protected] Session continues on next page ...
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1146: LEGAL ACTORS AND THE COMPETING FUNCTIONS OF 335: GIVING IT AWAY: EXPERIENCES WITH LAND DISPOSITION URBAN LAND: THE CASE OF AN INFORMAL OCCUPATION IN 7.4 GROWTH MANAGEMENT AND IN SHRINKING CITIES IN THE NETHERLANDS, GERMANY, AND SÃO PAULO’S PERIPHERY þ URBAN FORM THE UNITED STATES þ ARQUERO DE ALARCÓN, Maria [University of Michigan] CM Eligible VAN, Mattijs [The Ohio State University] [email protected] Room: 101C [email protected] PIMENTEL WALKER, Ana Paula [University of Michigan] [email protected] Moderator: LEWIS, Rebecca [University of Oregon] 340: THE ALCHEMY OF AIR RIGHTS: TRANSFER DEVELOPMENT [email protected] RIGHTS AND INCENTIVE ZONING AS MODERN FISCAL POLICY 1160: LESSONS FROM CHILE’S DISASTER RECONSTRUCTION SCLAR, Elliott [Columbia University] [email protected] EXPERIENCE: TOWARDS MIXED RECONSTRUCTION MODELS Discussant: There will not be a discussant for this session. SIEMBIEDA, William [California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo] [email protected] 950: GROWTH MANAGEMENT IN THE MID SIZED CANADIAN 8.5 FOOD WASTE, JUSTICE, CITY GRAHAM, Rylan [University of Calgary] SOVEREIGNTY, AND INSECURITY 1300: LINKING URBAN TRANSPORT, LAND USE, AND POVERTY CM Eligible [email protected] REDUCTION IN FOUR CITIES IN EAST AFRICA Room: 103 FELKNER, John [Florida State University] [email protected] HAN, Albert [University of Calgary] [email protected] TSENKOVA, Sasha [University of Calgary] [email protected] Moderator/Discussant: NASR, Joseph, [email protected] 1028: BUILDING THE "BEST OF BOTH" URBANISM AND 6.8 PLANNING FOR VULNERABLE 865: FOOD SOVEREIGNTY IN THE ARAB WORLD þ POPULATIONS SUBURBANISM? PRACTITIONER PERSPECTIVES ON DALGAMONI, Nermeen [University of Colorado Denver] CM Eligible DEVELOPING COMPACT AND COMPLETE COMMUNITIES IN [email protected] Room: 101G THE TORONTO REGION PERROTT, Katherine [University of Toronto] perrottk@geog. 1053: ADDRESSING FOOD INSECURITIES AND WASTAGE IN A Moderator/Discussant: HARTEN, Julia [University of Southern utoronto.ca SHARING ECONOMY FRAMEWORK California] [email protected] AI, Ning [University of Illinois at Chicago] [email protected] 1045: IS DENSITY LIVABLE? HOW DENSE IS TOO DENSE? BORUCKI, Katheryn [University of Illinois at Chicago] katie. 420: WHAT ARE THE URBAN AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT CITIZEN PERCEPTIONS OF DENSITY AND LIVABILITY IN [email protected] NEEDS OF FORMERLY TRAFFICKED WOMEN IN POST OREGON ZHENG, Junjun [University of Illinois at Chicago] CONFLICT ENVIRONMENTS: PHOTOVOICE EVIDENCE FROM LEWIS, Rebecca [University of Oregon] [email protected] [email protected] NORTHERN UGANDA PARKER, Robert [University of Oregon] [email protected] HARRIS, John [University of Oklahoma] [email protected] YANG, Yizhao [University of Oregon] [email protected] 1057: CIRCULAR AND JUST? FOOD SYSTEMS DAVIDSON, Lupe [University of Oklahoma] [email protected] GEISLAR, Sally [Yonsei University] [email protected]
582: INITIATING ACTION RESEARCH IN VULNERABLE URBAN 7.12 PRE ORGANIZED SESSION: 1277: THE CONCEPTUALIZATION OF ACCESSIBILITY: TOWARDS NEIGHBORHOODS: LESSONS FROM MONTERREY, MEXICO þ GIVINGS AND TAKINGS: FINANCING A COMPREHENSIVE MEASURE OF FOOD ACCESS IN URBAN STAINES, Leon [University of Texas at Austin] URBAN PUBLIC GOODS IN DIFFERENT AREAS [email protected] PLANNING CULTURES ZUTZ, Clare [The University of Texas at Austin] WILSON, Patricia [University of Texas at Austin] CM Eligible [email protected] [email protected] Room: 102
593: RETHINKING INFORMALITY AND PLANNING FOR SECURE Moderator/Discussant: WOLF-POWERS, Anna Laura [Hunter AND INCLUSIVE URBAN SPACES: EVIDENCE FROM SLUMS IN College, City University of New York] [email protected] PATNA, INDIA þ LI, Ziming [University of Florida] liziming@u .edu 332: MOBILITY FEES: ASSESSING FLORIDA’S LOCATION BASED ALAKSHENDRA, Abhinav [University of Florida] APPROACH TO MULTIMODAL TRANSPORTATION PLANNING [email protected] .edu AND FINANCE SINGH, B.K.N. [Institute for Human Development] LINKOUS, Evangeline [University of South Florida] [email protected] [email protected] BRUGE, Gregory [University of Oklahoma] [email protected] 943: ASSESSING NEIGHBORHOOD EFFECTS: RURAL TO CHAPIN, Timothy [Florida State University] [email protected] URBAN MIGRANTS’ TRUST IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT IN WILLIAMS, Kristine [University of South Florida] CONTEMPORARY CHINA [email protected] ZHANG, Chen [University of Minnesota] [email protected] 333: NEGOTIATING DENSITY TO FINANCE PUBLIC GOOD IN VANCOUVER AND NEW TAIPEI CITY: A COMPARATIVE FRAMEWORK SHIH, Mi [Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey] [email protected] SHIEH, Leslie [Take Root Studio] [email protected]
334: SKYLINES AND SHADOWS: POLITICAL ECONOMY OF LAND BASED FINANCING IN BOSTON BALAKRISHNAN, Sai [Harvard University] [email protected]
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679: ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND VENTURE FOCUSED 560: WOULD AUTONOMOUS VEHICLE REDUCE CONGESTION? 8.8 AIR POLLUTION AND SOCIAL PEDAGOGIES: THE CASE STUDY OF MIT DESIGNX FOR URBAN AN AGENT BASED SIMULATION ANALYSIS OF MODE AND CAPITAL TECHNOLOGIES DEVELOPMENT þ ROUTE CHOICE DURING AUTONOMOUS VEHICLE ADOPTION CM Eligible VANKY, Anthony [Massachusetts Institute of Technology] SA, Bo Yang [University of Washington] [email protected] Room: 101D [email protected] SUN, Fei Yang [University of Washington] CLAUDEL, Matthew [Massachusetts Institute of Technology] [email protected] Moderator/Discussant: RAO, Arthi [Georgia Institute of [email protected] WHITTINGTON, Jan [University of Washington] Technology] [email protected] ROSENZWEIG, Gilad [Massachusetts Institute of Technology] [email protected] [email protected] 261: NEW HOUSING DEVELOPMENT AND NEAR ROADWAY 1231: MODELING HETEROGENEITY IN COMMUTERS’ AIR POLLUTION: ASSESSING RISKS AND MITIGATION 994: BUILDING BRIDGES: EXAMINING THE ROLE OF “CIVIC VALUATION OF TRAVEL TIME IN AN AUTONOMOUS VEHICLE POLICIES IN SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA TECH” IN PREPARING PROGRESSIVE PLANNERS þ GABBE, Charles [Santa Clara University] [email protected] RAMASUBRAMANIAN, Laxmi [Hunter College, City University of ZHONG, Haotian [Texas A&M University] OXLAJ TAMBITO, Efren [Santa Clara University] New York] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] ALBRECHT, Jochen [Hunter College, City University of New York] LI, Wei [Texas A&M University] [email protected] WANG, James [Santa Clara University] [email protected] [email protected] SINHA, Kumares [Purdue University] [email protected] BURRIS, Mark [Texas A&M University] [email protected] 817: THE EFFECT OF SOCIAL CAPITAL ON INDIVIDUAL HEALTH TALEBPOUR, Alireza [Texas A&M University] STATUS: A MULTI LEVEL ANALYSIS þ 10.1 POST WAR REGIONAL PLANNING [email protected] PARK, Seoyeon [Sungkyunkwan University] IN THE UNITED STATES [email protected] CM Eligible JUN, Hee-Jung [Sungkyunkwan University] [email protected] Room: 109 14.12 BUILT ENVIRONMENT AND TRAVEL 909: THE EFFECT OF SOCIAL CAPITAL ON POST DISASTER Moderator/Discussant: BASMAJIAN, Carlton [Iowa State CM Eligible RECOVERY: A CASE STUDY OF 2012 HURRICANE SANDY University] [email protected] Room: 101E WU, Kai [Texas A&M University] [email protected] XIAO, Yu [Portland State University] [email protected] 484: A STRATEGY FOR THE SEVENTIES: CIRCULAR A 95 AND Moderator/Discussant: MANVILLE, Michael [University of THE LONG HISTORY OF POSTWAR REGIONAL PLANNING California Los Angeles] [email protected] 983: HEALTH IMPACTS OF FREIGHT ACTIVITY AND PLANNING BASMAJIAN, Carlton [Iowa State University] RAO, Arthi [Georgia Institute of Technology] [email protected] [email protected] 620: EXPLORING THE SPATIAL VARYING RELATIONSHIP ROSS, Catherine [Georgia Institute of Technology] DAVID, Nina [University of Delaware] [email protected] BETWEEN TRANSPORTATION NETWORK COMPANY DEMAND [email protected] AND URBAN BUILT ENVIRONMENT KUMAR, Amit [Georgia Institute of Technology] 991: METROPOLITAN PLANNING INSTITUTIONS AND THEIR YU, Haitao [University of Florida] rayyht@u .edu [email protected] LIMITS IN THE POSTWAR ERA: THE CASE OF DETROIT PENG, Zhong-Ren [University of Florida] zpeng@u .edu BATTERMAN, Joel [University of Michigan] [email protected] SRINIVASAN, Sivaramakrishnan (Siva) [University of Florida] [email protected] .edu 9.2 EXPERIMENTS IN PLANNING 1142: START AND STOP: A HISTORICAL COMPARISON OF STEINER, Ruth [University of Florida] [email protected] .edu PEDAGOGY: BRIDGES, TOOLS, AND NEW REGIONAL TRANSIT EFFORTS IN SOUTH EAST MICHIGAN, VENTURES 1967 2016 673: NEIGHBORHOOD IMPACTS ON ACTIVITY/TRIPS CM Eligible PFAFF, Robert [University of Michigan] robpfa @umich.edu PATTERNS AND THEIR INFLUENCE ON SUBJECTIVE WELL Room: 101F BEING: A STUDY FROM THE TWIN CITIES METRO AREA 1374: A PLAN OF THE SYSTEMS THINKING: CONCEPTUALIZING DAS, Kirti [University of Minnesota] [email protected] Moderator/Discussant: UREY, Gwen [California State ECOLOGY IN THE NEW JERSEY MEADOWLANDS, 1965 1970 FAN, Yingling [University of Minnesota] [email protected] Polytechnic University, Pomona] [email protected] YILDIZ, Sevin [Columbia University] [email protected] RAMASWAMI, Anu [University of Minnesota] [email protected]
185: ILLUSTRATING PLANNING HISTORY: TEACHING VISUAL 688: EXAMINING NON WORK ACCESSIBILITY IN COMMERCIAL LITERACY IN TEXT BASED DISCIPLINES 14.8 MODELS FOR AUTONOMOUS AREAS: EVIDENCE OF PARKING AND NONMOTORIZED SLOANE, David [University of Southern California] VEHICLES EXPERIENCES USING SENTIMENT ANALYSIS OF YELP REVIEWS [email protected] CM Eligible JIANG, Zhiqiu [University of Virginia] [email protected] Room: 104 MONDSCHEIN, Andrew [University of Virginia] 520: IF YOU CAN'T BEAT 'EM, JOIN 'EM: NURTURING [email protected] UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP AND COLLABORATIVE Moderator/Discussant: MERLIN, Louis [Florida Atlantic KNOWLEDGE CREATION THROUGH EDITING PLANNING University] [email protected] 1095: ECONOMIC RESILIENCE OF COMPLETE STREETS ON RELATED WIKIPEDIA ARTICLES þ AFFORDABLE HOME VALUES DURING A HOUSING MARKET UREY, Gwen [California State Polytechnic University, Pomona] 35: NOT YOUR FATHER’S TRANSIT: REVIEWING THE MODELING CRISIS [email protected] LITERATURE ON AUTOMATED TAXIS AND SHUTTLES þ XU, Minjie [Texas A&M University] [email protected] MERLIN, Louis [Florida Atlantic University] [email protected] YU, Chia-Yuan [University of Central Florida] 562: IMPLEMENTING A WRITING ENRICHED CURRICULUM IN FISCHELSON, James [Ford Motor Company] [email protected] A PLANNING PROGRAM þ j[email protected] BOURASSA, Steve [Florida Atlantic University] [email protected] 531: AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES AND LAND USE CHANGE: SAGINOR, Jesse [Florida Atlantic University] WHICH CONSUMERS ARE ON THE “EDGE” IN THE GREATER [email protected] TORONTO AND HAMILTON AREA þ SWEET, Matthias [Ryerson University] [email protected] OLSEN, Tyler [Ryerson University] [email protected]
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1.9 TOOLS FOR SPATIAL PLANNING AND 4.1 FROM EVERYDAY VIOLENCE TO THE 5.15 PRE ORGANIZED SESSION: BUILD URBAN METABOLISM POSSIBILITY OF INCLUSION BABY BUILD: ASSESSING THE IMPACT CM Eligible CM Eligible OF NEW HOUSING DEVELOPMENT ON Room: 101B Room: 105 AFFORDABILITY AND DISPLACEMENT CM Eligible Moderator/Discussant: WILLIAMS, Sarah [Massachusetts Moderator/Discussant: RAMASUBRAMANIAN, Laxmi [Hunter Room: 104 Institute of Technology] [email protected] College, City University of New York] [email protected] Moderator/Discussant: MYERS, Dowell [University of 1295: HOW DOES LAND USE MIX CHANGES IN THE U.S? 547: UTILIZING COMMUNITY PLANNING AND Southern California] [email protected] ANALYSIS OF LAND USE MIX DYNAMICS USING LODES COLLABORATION TO CREATE AGE FRIENDLY COMMUNITIES CENSUS BLOCK LEVEL DATA FROM 2002 TO 2015 FOR LESBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL, AND TRANSGENDER OLDER 140: SUPPLY, AFFORDABILITY, AND DISPLACEMENT: CHEN, Yan [University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill] ADULTS UNTANGLING THE RELATIONSHIPS IN THE SAN FRANCISCO [email protected] RANAHAN, Molly [University at Bu alo, SUNY] BAY AREA SONG, Yan [University of North Carolina] [email protected] ranahan@bu alo.edu ZUK, Miriam [University of California Berkeley] [email protected] 1384: SPATIAL DEVELOPMENT AND ENERGY CONSUMPTION 932: THE INFLUENCE OF MICROAGGRESSION ON MUSLIM CHAPPLE, Karen [University of California Berkeley] PATTERNS: INVESTIGATING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN WOMEN’S WALKING BEHAVIOR [email protected] URBAN DENSITY AND BUILDING ENERGY USE MOHEBBI, Mehri [University of Cincinnati] & Planning MOSTAFAVI, Nariman [Drexel University] [email protected] Communities [email protected] 141: WHEN THE NEIGHBORHOOD GOES: THE EFFECTS OF HERIS, Mehdi [University of Colorado Denver] CHIFOS, Carla [University of Cincinnati] [email protected] GENTRIFICATION ON INDIVIDUALS AND COMMUNITIES [email protected] LINDERS, Annulla [University of Cincinnati] BUNTEN, Devin [Massachusetts Institute of Technology] HOQUE, Simi [Drexel University] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] PALAZZO, Danilo [University of Cincinnati] ARON-DINE, Shifrah [Stanford University] shifrah.arondine@ [email protected] gmail.com 2.3 LABOR MARKETS AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT 1065: TOWARD A TYPOLOGY OF PUBLIC HARASSMENT 142: NEW HOUSING DEVELOPMENT AND NEIGHBORHOOD CM Eligible FLORES Nina M. [California State University Long Beach] CHANGE IN LOS ANGELES Room: 108 nina. [email protected] MONKKONEN, Paavo [University of California, Los Angeles] [email protected] Moderator/Discussant: MAHMOUDI, Dillon [University of LENS, Michael [University of California Los Angeles] Maryland] Baltimore County [email protected] 5.8 HOUSING AFFORDABILITY FROM [email protected] THE TOP DOWN: LOCAL REGULATION 478: EXCESS COMMUTING IN LOW WAGE LABOR MARKETS: CM Eligible 143: NEW HOUSING DEVELOPMENT IN NEW YORK CITY INVESTIGATING HOME JOB PROXIMITY AMONG LOW Room: 101G LI, Xiaodi [New York University] [email protected] EARNING WORKERS IN FOUR METROPOLITAN REGIONS ELLEN, Ingrid [New York University] WOLF-POWERS, Anna Laura [Hunter College, City University of Moderator: CRANE, Rebecca [University of California, Los New York] [email protected] Angeles] [email protected] NELSON, Marla [University of New Orleans] [email protected] 5.28 RESIDENTIAL MOBILITY AND Discussant: There will not be a discussant for this session. NEIGHBORHOOD CHANGE 532: THE CHANGING NATURE AND QUALITY OF NON CM Eligible STANDARD EMPLOYMENT 13: BEYOND THE SUCCESS STORY: PATTERNS IN CANADIAN Room: 102 LIU, Cathy [Georgia State University] [email protected] RENTAL HOUSING POLICY NAZARENO, Luisa [Georgia State University] THOMAS, Ren [Dalhousie University] [email protected] Moderator/Discussant: RODNYANSKY, Seva [University of [email protected] Southern California] [email protected] 193: ASSESSING THE QUALITY AND IMPACT OF THE 1218: PLANNING FOR LABOR MARKET RESILIENCE: CAN BIG CONSOLIDATED HOUSING PLAN þ 378: TO WHOM DO HOUSING POLICIES PROVIDE STABLE COMPANIES CREATE A BIG TENT? TRAN, Tho [Texas A&M University] [email protected] HOUSING? EVIDENCE FROM THE PANEL STUDY OF INCOME FORBES, Allison [University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill] VAN ZANDT, Shannon [Texas A&M University] DYNAMICS þ [email protected] [email protected] KANG, Seungbeom [The Ohio State University] [email protected] 1222: THE RESURGENT IMPORTANCE OF CENTRAL BUSINESS 265: THE AFFORDABLE HOUSING CRISIS: CITY RESPONSES DISTRICTS TO REGIONAL ECONOMIES KEATING W., Dennis [Cleveland State University] 652: HISTORIC DISTRICT TRENDS IN URBAN AMERICA: A OSMAN, Taner [University of California, Los Angeles] [email protected] CLUSTER ANALYSIS OF NEIGHBORHOOD CHANGE IN LARGE [email protected] AMERICAN CITIES, 1970 2010 779: AFFIRMATIVELY FURTHERING FAIR HOUSING AT STANEK, David [University of Pennsylvania] THE LOCAL LEVEL: A CRITICAL DISCOURSE ANALYSIS OF [email protected] PRACTICES IN LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY SIZEMORE, Steve [University of Louisville] 1275: THE ROLE OF ACCESSIBILITY TO JOBS AND [email protected] TRANSPORTATION ON RESIDENTIAL MOBILITY OF HOUSING CHOICE VOUCHER RECIPIENTS þ 1322: THE EFFECT OF REGULATORY CHANGES ON RENTAL KIM, Woolack [University of Cincinnati] [email protected] HOUSING IN LOS ANGELES CRANE, Rebecca [University of California, Los Angeles] [email protected]
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1010: CORNER STORE ROBBERY? INTERROGATING THE 6.1 NEW DATA AND EMPIRICAL THEORY BEHIND ZONING FOR ALCOHOL OUTLET DENSITY 11.1 LAW AND GOVERNANCE EVIDENCE ON HOUSING REDUCTION CM Eligible CM Eligible SNIDAL, Michael [Columbia University] Room: 109 Room: 101D [email protected] Moderator: PIMENTEL WALKER, Ana Paula [University of Moderator/Discussant: WEGMANN, Jake [The University of Michigan] [email protected] Texas at Austin] [email protected] 8.11 URBAN AGRICULTURE, LEAD Discussant: There will not be a discussant for this session. POISONING, AND TELEHEALTH 222: LAND USE CHANGE IN CHENGDU 2005 2016: CAN ACCESSIBILITY CONTROL SPRAWL? DISASTER RESPONSES 769: EXPLORING THE CONSEQUENCES OF PUBLIC SCHOOL GUAN, ChengHe [Harvard University] [email protected] CM Eligible CLOSURES ON COMMUNITY LIVEABILITY AND HOUSEHOLD SRINIVASAN, Sumeeta [Tufts University] sumeeta.srinivasan@ Room: 101E QUALITY OF LIFE: A MIXED METHODS CASE STUDY IN tufts.edu KINGSTON, ONTARIO, CANADA Moderator/Discussant: ZELLNER, Moira [University of Illinois IRWIN, Bill [Western University] [email protected] at Chicago] [email protected] 658: HIDDEN INFORMALITY IN URBAN CHINA: A MIXED COLLINS, Patricia [Queen's University] METHOD APPROACH TO SHANGHAI’S MARKET FOR [email protected] 483: OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES FOR COLLABORATIVE OVERCROWDED HOUSING ALLMAN, Lindsay [Queen's University] GOVERNANCE: THE POLITICS OF URBAN AGRICULTURE IN HARTEN, Julia [University of Southern California] [email protected] [email protected] SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA KIM, Annette [University of Southern California] SON, Seulgi [The University of Michigan] [email protected] 1138: HEIGHTENED SCRUTINY FOR “EXACTIONS,” EVOLVING [email protected] JURISPRUDENCE FOLLOWING KOONTZ þ BRAZIER, Cressica [Massachusetts Institute of Technology] 1308: ENCOURAGING A PLAN ET BASED DIET AND BUILDING RAWLINS, Rachael [The University of Texas at Austin] [email protected] URBAN RESILIENCE [email protected] HOOPER, Ashley [University of California - Irvine] 771: THE ROLE OF MICRO ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN EMERGING [email protected] 1172: LEGAL INSTITUTIONS AND THE PLANNING PROCESS: LAND MARKETS: A CASE STUDY OF RENTAL MARKETS IN CONFLICTS BETWEEN THE RIGHT TO ADEQUATE HOUSING HAVANA, CUBA þ 880: ENHANCING COMMUNITY HEALTH WITH RESILIENT AND TO A SUSTAINABLE ENVIRONMENT IN SÃO PAULO’S SANTIAGO-BARTOLOMEI, Raul [University of Southern SOCIO TECHNICAL NETWORKS INFORMAL SETTLEMENTS þ California] [email protected] IDZIOREK, Katherine [University of Washington] PIMENTEL WALKER, Ana Paula [University of Michigan] [email protected] [email protected] 819: A BIG DATA PERSPECTIVE INTO THE DETERMINANTS ABRAMSON, Daniel [University of Washington] ARQUERO DE ALARCÓN, María [University of Michigan] OF RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY PRICES IN MEDIUM SIZED [email protected] [email protected] CHEN, Cynthia [University of Washington] [email protected] INDONESIAN CITIES þ WIDITA, Alyas [Georgia Institute of Technology] [email protected] 1276: RETHINKING ENVIRONMENTAL GOVERNANCE TO 14.3 SPATIAL ANALYSIS OF WELCH, Timothy [Georgia Institute of Technology] ADDRESS AMERICA’S LEAD POISONING EPIDEMIC: PLANNING TRANSPORTATION ACCESSIBILITY TO TRANSFORM OUR TOXIC COMMONS CM Eligible 1310: LAND USE REGULATIONS INTERVENTION IN TOD KLEIN-ROSENTHAL, Joyce [Columbia University] Room: 101H ZONES IN NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION, INDIA: ADDRESSING [email protected] KECK, Stella [Columbia University] HOUSING AFFORDABILITY VIA INCREASING SUPPLY Moderator/Discussant: JIANG, Shan [Massachusetts Institute [email protected] MITTAL, Jay [Auburn University] [email protected] of Technology] [email protected] AGARWAL, Sunil [Amity University, Noida] [email protected] 263: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TRANSIT STATIONS AND 9.3 THE FUTURE OF THE STUDIO: CRIME: A SPATIAL PATTERN ANALYSIS OF MAJOR US TRANSIT 8.10 CORNER STORES, HEALTHY FOOD, REFLECTIONS AND ASSESSMENTS SYSTEMS CM Eligible WELCH, Timothy [Georgia Institute of Technology] AND NEIGHBORHOOD SAFETY Room: 107 CM Eligible [email protected] Room: 101C Moderator/Discussant: WU, Weiping [Columbia University] 270: HOW AFFORDABLE ARE ACCESSIBLE LOCATIONS? [email protected] Moderator/Discussant: MUI, Yeeli [University at Bu alo, EXAMINING HOUSING AND TRANSPORTATION SUNY] yeelimui@bu alo.edu AFFORDABILITY NEAR RAIL STATIONS IN THE U.S. 892: LEARNING ABOUT PLACE AND PROFESSIONALISM: SINGER, Matan [University of Michigan] [email protected] TOWARDS A FRAMEWORK FOR PLANNING STUDIO 662: NEIGHBORHOOD FOOD STORES, BROADER BUILT ASSESSMENT AND CURRICULUM REFINEMENT ENVIRONMENT CONTEXT, AND THE PURCHASE OF SNACKS 305: The Value of Accessibility in Residential Location Choice TATE, Laura [California Polytechnic State University] AND BEVERAGES IN UNITED STATES HOUSEHOLDS YAN, Xiang [University of Michigan] [email protected] þ [email protected] PENG, Ke [University of North Carolina] [email protected] KAZA, Nikhil [University of North Carolina] [email protected] 720: AN ASSESSMENT OF HONG KONG’S SPATIAL PLANNING 1259: REFLECTIONS ON AN INTERDISCIPLINARY URBAN IN NEW TOWNS FROM THE PERSPECTIVES OF JOB 864: EXPLORING COMMUNITY GARDENERS’ ATTITUDES AND DESIGN STUDIO: OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES ACCESSIBILITY AND TRANSPORT MOBILITY PATTERNS þ MILGROM, Richard [University of Manitoba] EXPERIENCES TAO, Sui [The Chinese University of Hong Kong] s.tao@cuhk. þ [email protected] BUXTON, Jane [University of Massachusetts, Amherst] edu.hk [email protected] HE, Sylvia [The Chinese University of Hong Kong] sylviahe@ L. RYAN, Robert [University of Massachusetts Amherst] cuhk.edu.hk [email protected]
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1061: THE CHANGING LANDSCAPE OF ACCESS TO HEALTH 681: WHO ARE DRIVING ELECTRIC VEHICLES? CARE: POLICY SHIFTS AND INFLUENCE OF SHARED MOBILITY COFFMAN, Makena [University of Hawaii at Manoa] WOLFE, Mary [University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill] [email protected] [email protected] WEE, Sherilyn [University of Hawaii at Manoa] MCDONALD, Noreen [University of North Carolina at Chapel [email protected] Hill] [email protected] ALLEN, Scott [University of Hawaii at Manoa [email protected]
14.7 AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES: 1317: DOES UBER REDUCE VEHICLE OWNERSHIP? PROSPECTS AND CHALLENGES SABOURI, Sadegh [University of Utah] CM Eligible [email protected] Room: 101A EWING, Reid [University of Utah] [email protected]
Moderator/Discussant: JAROSZYNSKI, Michal [North Dakota State University] [email protected] 15.6 URBAN WALKABILITY MEASUREMENT AND ANALYSIS 325: THREAT OR OPPORTUNITY: EQUITY IMPACTS OF CM Eligible AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES Room: 103 JAROSZYNSKI, Michal [North Dakota State University] [email protected] Moderator/Discussant: TRIVERS, Ian [University of Michigan] [email protected] 931: ARE PEOPLE READY FOR FULLY AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES? 213: PEDESTRIAN PATH NETWORKS IN RESIDENTIAL AREAS: WANG, Sicheng [Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey] EVALUATING THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS TO WALKABILITY þ [email protected] AMOS, Dave [University of California Berkeley] JIANG, Zhiqiu [University of Virginia] [email protected] [email protected] NOLAND, Robert [Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey] [email protected] 808: DEVELOPING A PLACE KEEPING TOOLKIT FOR MONDSCHEIN, Andrew [University of Virginia] mondschein@ WALKABILITY GOVERNANCE: MAKING SIDEWALK virginia.edu MANAGEMENT A PART OF URBAN DESIGN PROCESS SAKALKER, Amruta [University of Texas at Arlington] [email protected] 14.23 NEW TECHNOLOGIES AND HAMIDI, Shima [University of Texas at Arlington] TRANSPORTATION NETWORK [email protected] COMPANIES TNCS CM Eligible 1012: WALKABILITY IN THE SEATTLE URBAN CORE: Room: 101F ENABLERS, BARRIERS, AND WALKING SATISFACTION IN COMPACT NEIGHBORHOODS Moderator/Discussant: CHEN, Zhenhua [The Ohio State MCASLAN, Devon [University of Michigan] University] [email protected] [email protected]
257: ELECTRIC VEHICLES, POWER OUTAGES, AND 1153: WALKABILITY IN THE AGE OF AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES WILLINGNESS TO PAY HESS, Paul [University of Toronto] [email protected] LEE, Jee Young [The Ohio State University] [email protected] LIU, Desiree [University of Toronto] [email protected] AKAR, Gulsah [The Ohio State University] 1291: ARE SMARTER NEIGHBORHOODS MORE WALKABLE? 466: EXAMINE THE RIDESOURCING MARKET IN THE U.S. KESHAVARZI, Golnaz [University of Texas at Arlington] USING NHTS 2017 [email protected] ZOU, Zhenpeng [University of Maryland, College Park] YILDIRIM, Yalcin [University of Texas at Arlington] yalcin. [email protected] [email protected] ERDOGAN, Sevgi [University of Maryland, College Park] AREFI, Mahyar [University of Texas at Arlington] [email protected] mahyar.are@uta.edu KNAAP, Gerrit [University of Maryland, College Park] [email protected]
630: DO RIDEHAILING SERVICES REDUCE CAR OWNERSHIP? CONTROLLING FOR SELF SELECTION AND BIDIRECTIONAL RELATIONSHIPS AMONG USERS AND NON USERS IN THE 2017 NATIONAL HOUSEHOLD TRAVEL SURVEY LEE, Yongsung [Georgia Institute of Technology] [email protected] ALEMI, Farzad [University of California, Davis] [email protected] CIRCELLA, Giovanni [University of California, Davis] [email protected]
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BUFFALO FUN FACT January 2016, Forbes voted Buffalo one of the Top 10 Happiest Places to Work in the country. REFERENCE AUTHOR INDEX
AUDIRAC, Ivonne 29, 41, 71, 79, 81 BOARNET, Raphael 44 A AUFEN WESSELLS, Anne 58 BOB, Alex 44 ABBASI, Zainab 90 AUFFREY, Christopher 58 BOEING, Geoff 23, 40, 57, 63, 89 ABBOTT, Martin 62 AVIN, Uri 78 BOLLENS, Scott 41, 45 ABRAMSON, Daniel 95 AZAR, Elie 47 BONAKDAR, Ahmad 41, 63 ACEY, Charisma 88 AZHAR, Awais 69 BORGES-MENDEZ, Ramon 64, 81 ADHIKARI, Pradeep 83 BORN, Branden 86 ADHYA, Anirban 67 BORUCKI, Katheryn 92 ADKINS, Arlie 28, 70, 80 B BABIN, Robert 62 BOSSUYT, Daniel 73, 80 ADLER, Patrick 63 BAEK, So R 26 BOSTIC, Raphael 56 AEK, So Ra 60 BAEK, So-Ra 10 BOSWELL, Michael 51, 59 AESOP: DAVY, Ben 31 BAGCHI-SEN, Sharmistha 57 BOTCHWEY, Nisha 10, 26, 60, 69, 75, 87 AGARWAL, Sunil 95 BAIRD-ZARS, Bernadette 57, 58, 59, 69, BOU AKAR, Hiba 74, 83 AGGARWAL, Anju 91 87 BOURASSA, Steve 93 AGRAWAL, Sandeep 41, 42 BAI, Xueyin 69 BOYER, Robert 64, 85, 88 AHN, Chaewon 48 BAKER, Dwayne 47 BRAND, A.D. [ 60 AIDOO, Fallon 44, 66 BAKIN, Joshua 68 BRANHAM, Jordan 54 AI, Ning 51, 92 BALACHANDRAN, Balakrishnan 83 BRAUER, Michael 69 AIRGOOD-OBRYCKI, Whitney 55 BALAKRISHNAN, Sai 52, 92 BRAUN, Lindsay 43, 76 AKAR, Gulsah 96 BALDWIN, Robert 66 BRAZIER, Cressica 95 AKERS, Joshua 79 BALSAS, Carlos 54 BRIDGES, Allison 71 ALAKSHENDRA, Abhinav 45, 61, 92 BANERJEE, Debolina 68 BRIEL, Haley 42 ALAWADI, Khaled 90 BANERJEE, Tridib 65 BRINKLEY, Catherine 50 ALBRECHT, Jochen 93 BARAJAS, Jesus 87 BROOKS, Nancy 91 ALDAG, Austin 46 BARCHERS, Camille 57, 61 BROWER, Ralph 88 ALEMI, Farzad 46, 96 BARON, Eve 55 BROWN, Anne 27, 39, 46, 63, 66, 87, 89 ALEN, Emily 56 BARRY, Janice 43, 50 BROWN, Leslie 77 ALEXANDER, Serena 51, 81 BARTRAM, Jamie 75 BROWN-WILSON, Barbara 50 ALI, Susannah 46 BASMAJIAN, Carlton 93 BRUGE, Gregory 92 ALLEN, Ryan 41, 74 BATTERMAN, Joel 93 BUEHLER, Ralph 46, 53, 65, 69, 74 ALLEN, Scott 96 BAUMAN, Adrian 65 BUGGS, Pascal 55 ALLMAN, Lindsay 95 BEJLERI, Ilir 67, 78 BUKI, Charles 49 ALVAREZ, Alicia 41 BENDOR, Todd 54, 78 BUNTEN, Devin 94 AMBORSKI, David 66 BEN-JOSEPH, Eran 57 BURAYIDI, Michael 63 AMIN, Elisabeth 60 BERGERON, Emily 45 BURINSKIY, Evgeny 44, 56 AMOS, Dave 96 BERGLUND, Lisa 79 BURRIS, Mark 93 ANACKER, Katrin 78 BERKE, Philip 60, 66, 85 BUTLER, William 60, 88 ANDREWS, Clinton 28, 57, 66, 70, 71, 82 BETANCUR, John 41, 89 BUXTON, Jane 95 ANGST, Sean 91 BETTENCOURT, Luis 23, 63 BYAHUT, Sweta 55 ANJOMANI, Ardeshir 56 BHATIA, Manraj 91 ANSELIN, Luc 84 BIERBAUM, Ariel 77, 80 APPLER, Douglas 45 C BIGLIERI, Samantha 44 CAI, Yanjun 48 APPLEYARD, Bruce 56 BIRCH, Eugenie 52 CAMPBELL, Heather 27, 63, 81 ARAJAS, Jesus 61 BLESH, Jennifer 86 CAMPBELL, Scott 30, 42, 61, 74, 80 ARCAYA, Mariana 24, 57, 77 BLEUER, Jonathan 7 CAMPO, Daniel 57 AREFI, Mahyar 44, 56, 96 BLOEM, Melissa 77 CAMPO, Matthew 60 ARIANI, Camilla 80 BLOOM, Aretousa 81, 91 CANCEL MARTINEZ, Yaidi 74 ARON-DINE, Shifrah 94 BLUMENBERG, Evelyn 46, 56, 65 CAO, Xin 64 ARQUERO DE ALARCÓN, Maria 92, 95 BOARNET, Marlon 24, 30, 31, 44, 56, 77, CAO, Xinyu 49, 50 ARROYO, John 55, 59, 64, 66 80, 85 CARD, Kenton 75 ASHLEY, Amanda 50
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CARDOSO, Cauam 52 COMANDON, Andre 73, 87 DEUSKAR, Chandan 44, 52 CAROLINI, Gabriella 29, 52, 71, 83 COMBS, Tabitha 50, 58, 61 DEVLIN, Ryan John 42, 80 CARVER, Evan 67 CONNERLY, Charles “Chuck” 32 DEVRIES, Danielle 69 CASELLO, Jeff 55 CONNOLLY, Katie 75 DEWALD, Jim 75 CASPI, Or 43 CONROY, Maria 61 DEWAR, Margaret 41, 77 CASTEL, Evan 90 CONTRERAS, Santina 57, 74 DHAR, Tapan 53 CERVERO, Robert 87 COOK, Justin 62 DIAO, Mi 47, 86 CHAKRABARTI, Sandip 69 COOPER, Gillian 42 DISTLER, Lauren 88 CHAKRABORTY, Arnab 82 COOPER-MCCANN, Patrick 67 DOAN, Petra 25, 29, 31, 48, 71, 85 CHANDRA PUTRA, Handi 85 COOPER, Sarah 91 DONEGAN, Mary 51, 88 CHANDRASEKHAR, Divya 51, 81 CORBURN, Jason 24, 77 DONG, Hongwei 43, 46 CHAPIN, Timothy 92 CORWIN, Charles 54 DONG, Xiaoxia 69 CHAPPLE, Karen 33, 44, 57, 94 COSEO, Paul 80 DORNFELD, Tera 75 CHARLEMAGNE, Manuel 53 COSTA, Fernando 37 DORRIES, Heather 26, 46, 50, 54 CHARLES, Suzanne 52, 66 COUTINHO-SILVA, Rachel 74 D’OTTAVIANO, Camila 59 CHAVA, Jyothi 56 COWELL, Margaret 57 DOUCET, Brian 86, 91 CHEN, Cynthia 95 CRAFT, Andrea 64 DOUGLAS, Gordon 42 CHEN, Hao 86 CRANE, Rebecca 94 DOUSSARD, Marc 41, 58 CHEN, Heyin 51 CREDIT, Kevin 84 DRAKE REITAN, Meredith 65 CHEN, Millie 55 CRISMAN, Jonathan 55, 64 DREWNOWSKI, Adam 91 CHEN, Na 44, 83 CROCKETT, Karilyn 79 DRUCKER, Joshua 63, 88 CHEN, Quanquan 84 CROMMELIN, Laura 54 DUMBAUGH, Eric 62 CHEN, Yan 94 CULLEN, Kevin 87 DUNCAN, Michael 50 CHEN, Yang 62 CURRANS, Kristina 50, 76 DUNNING, Richard 54 CHEN, Yong 84 DUNN, James 90 CHEN, Zhenhua 96 D DURST, Noah 54 CHEN, Zifeng 27, 38, 66 DAI, Fangzhou 47 DU, Rui 60 CHEUNG, Yannie 55 DAI, Yixin 51 DUTT, Florina 48 CHEVALIER, Aline 53 DALGAMONI, Nermeen 92 DYCKMAN, Caitlin 60, 66 CHIFOS, Carla 94 DAQROUQ, Ahmed 56 CHO, Dongin 82 DAS, Ashok 25, 48, 59, 74 E CHO, Gi-Hyoug 42, 44, 68 DAS, Kirti 93 ECONOMOU, Athanassios 56 CHOI, Dong-ah 76 DAVID, Nina 93 EDGE, Sara 55 CHOI, Ji Min 91 DAVIDSON, Joshua 52 EDWARDS, Mary 55 CHOI, Kwangyul 64, 77 DAVIDSON, Lupe 92 EHLENZ, Meagan 49 CHOI, Yunkyung 60 DAVIS, Diane 49, 58, 79 EHRENFEUCHT, Renia 57, 83 CHOI, Yunwon 51 DAVIS, Mary 65 EISENLOHR, Andrew 56 CHO, Kijong 83 DAVISON, Mark 80 EISENMANN, Christine 65 CHWEITZER, Lisa 54 DAVY, Ben 61, 85 EISENMAN, Theodore 79 CIRCELLA, Giovanni 46, 66, 96 DAY, Wayne 49 EL-GENEIDY, Ahmed 50 CLARK, Brett 68 DEAKIN, Elizabeth 87 EL-KHATTABI, Ahmed Rachid 91 CLAUDEL, Matthew 93 DEAL, Brian 41 ELLEN, Ingrid 49, 82, 94 CLAVEL, Pierre 30, 58, 82 DEAN, Jennifer 55, 62 ELMENSON, Sophie 48 CLAY, Michael 41, 69 DEARBORN, Lynne 55 ENGELS, Elizabeth L. 69 CLEMENTE, Rosa 21 DECKER, Nathaniel 49 ENRIGHT, Theresa 48 CLIFTON, Kelly 76 DEDENBACH, Laura 69 ERDOGAN, Sevgi 96 COFFMAN, Makena 96 DEFILIPPIS, James 75 ERICKSON, Emily 54 COLEMAN, Alicia 79 DEITRICK, Sabina 91 S , Sofia COLLIER, Marcus 42 DENG, Lan 77 ESFANDYARI, Sahar 56, 62 COLLINS, Patricia 95 DE SOUSA, Christopher 68 EWING, Reid 47, 76, 96 EZELL, Kyle 52
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GAO, Jing 62 GRISE, Emily 50 F GARBODEN, Philip 49 GROOMS, Wes 42 FABER, Jacob 49, 57 GARCIA ZAMBRANA, Ivis 44, 64, 81, 89 GROSS, Alina 42 FAINSTEIN, Susan 50, 58 GASTEYER, Stephen 88 GROVER, Himanshu 28, 70, 78 FANG, Kerry 51, 80, 89, 91 GAUGER, Bri 89 GUAJE, Oscar 65 FAN, Yingling 43, 46, 69, 85, 93 GAUVIN, Lise 43 GUAN, ChengHe 95 FARAH, Irene 84 GEBHARDT, Matthew 91 GUENSLER, Randall 69 FARBER, Steven 45 GEBRESSELASSIE, Mahtot 42 GUHATHAKURTA, Subhrajit 48, 60, 75 FARHAT, Ramzi 56 GEISLAR, Sally 92 GUINN, Andrew 48 FAWAZ, Mona 49 GELDIN, Samuel 69 GU, Jiahuan 91 FELKNER, John 92 GENG, Yuzhou 86 GULDMANN, Jean-Michel 60, 91 FERREIRA, JR., Joseph 65 GERONIMO, Laura 81 GULYANI, Sumila 84 FINIO, Nicholas 85 GERVICH, Curt D. 69 GUNC, Hayrettin 48 FINN, Donovan 46, 71, 83 Ghaffari, Nazanin 40 GUO, Zhan 84, 85 FISCHELSON, James 93 GILLILAND, Jason 45 GUPTA, Khushboo 68, 75 FISCHER, Lauren 57, 87 GIOTTONINI BADILLA, M. Paloma 86 GU, Qin 68 FISCH, Jessica 64 GIRARDEAU, Ian 76 GUTHRIE, Andrew 43 FITCH, Dillon 64 GLASGOW, Trevin 46 GUY, Tam 85 FITZGIBBONS, Joanne 74 GLOVER, Troy 43 GU, Zongni 67 FLORES, David 60 GOCMEN, Asligul 42 FLORES Nina M. 94 GODDARD, Tara 79 FOOTE, Nathan 52 H GODFREY, Sarah 56 HABEEB, Dana 82 FORBES, Allison 63, 94 GOETZ, Ed 25 HACK, Gary 28, 65, 70 FORESTER, John 66, 67, 81, 87 GOETZ, Edward 55, 58, 91 HAFFARI, Nazanin 44 FORSYTH, Ann 36, 74, 89 GOH, Kian 31, 53, 55, 83, 85 afi , ohammed 40 FOSTER, Nicole 47 GOLDMAN, Laurie 86 HAFIZ, Mohammed 56 FOUCH, Nakisha 66 GOLDSTEIN, Shoshana 45 HAINES, Anna 55 FOX, Eric 41 GOLUB, Aaron 65 HAJJAFARI, Hamid 89 FRANK, Kathryn 69 GO, Min Hee 88 HAJRASOULIHA, Amir 90 FRANK, Lawrence 41, 68, 69, 76 GONZALES, Daniel 84 HALEGOUA, Germaine 74 FREEMAN, Lance 48, 57 GONZALEZ, Erualdo Romero 44, 61 HALL, Em 87 FREEMARK, Yonah 75, 87 GONZALEZ, Marta 23, 63 HALL, Enjoli 45 FRICANO, Russell 88 GOODSPEED, Rob 78 HALL, Ralph 75 FRICK, Karen 28 GORDON-LARSEN, Penny 43 HAMIDEH, Sara 61, 68 FRIEDMANN, Harriet 86 GOUGH, Meghan 50, 52 HAMIDI, Shima 46, 47, 56, 60, 63, 89, FRIENDLY, Abigail 74 GOUREVITCH, Ruth 74 91, 96 FRIMPONG BOAMAH, Emmanuel 45, 86 GRAHAM, Leigh John 75 HAMIN, Elisabeth 42, 82, 91 FRISCH, Michael 48 GRAHAM, Rylan 92 HAMMEL, Daniel J. 78 FUENTE, David 75 GRANPAYEHVAGHEI, Tahereh 63 HAMSTEAD, Zoe 80 FULLER, Daniel 43 GRASZER, Grace 69 HAN, Albert 75, 88, 92 FURTADO, Lara 44 GRAVES, Erin 74 HANDY, Susan 46 FU, Xin 54 GRAZIANO, Marcello 82 HAN, Hye-Sung 55 FU, Yuming 74 GREEN, Jamaal 82 HAN, Jing 44 GREENLEE, Andrew 41, 49, 66, 78 HANKEY, Steve 46, 69, 76, 85 G GREEN LEIGH, Nancey 27, 63 HANLON, Bernadette 64 GABBE, Charles 93 GREEN, Timothy 46, 51 HAN, Sa Min 68 GANAPATI, Nazife 48, 59, 81, 89 GREGG, Kelly 40, 81, 84, 90 HAN, Soyoung 48 GANAPATI, N. Emel 25 GRENGS, Joseph 27, 63, 71, 87 HAN, Yu 85 GANAPATI, Sukumar 46, 54, 78 GREVE, Adrienne 51 HARJO, Laura 57 GANNING, Joanna 52, 80 GRIFFIN, Greg 46, 59, 69 HARPER-ANDERSON, Elsie 48 GANSER, Brooke 78
58th ANNUAL CONFERENCE - 99 REFERENCE AUTHOR INDEX
HARRIS-BRANDTS, Suzanne 56 HUANG, Zhendong 59 JORDAN, Nick 88 HARRIS, John 92 HUQ, Efadul 49, 66 JORDAN, Reed 49 HARTEN, Julia 52, 92, 95 HURVITZ, Philip 80, 91 JOSEPH, Sophonie Milande 57, 89 HARWOOD, Stacy Anne 83 HUTSON, Malo 24, 77 JOURDAN, Dawn E. 58, 71 HATUKA, Tali 57, 79 HUTSON, Nathan 75 JUDELSOHN, Alexandra 87 HAUPERT, Tyler 78 HU, Wan Yang 49 JUNG, Namji 51 HEALEY, Patsy 58, 59 HWANG, Ha 51, 89 JUNG, Okjin 83 HENDRICKS, Marccus 60 HWANG, Seyeon 66 JUN, Hee-Jung 93 HE, Qian 67 HERBERT, Christopher 49 I K HERIS, Mehdi 53, 57, 94 IACOBUCCI, Evan 79 KANDEL, Sajani 80 HERNANDEZ, Ashley 91 IDZIOREK, Katherine 66, 95 KANG, Bumjoon 75, 91 HERRIEN, Suzanne 43 IM, Yongeun 83 KANG, Junsuk 68 HE, Ruikang 82 INCH, Andy 26, 54, 64, 81 KANG, Ming Yu 80 HESS, Daniel 7, 11, 74 IRAZABAL-ZURITA, Clara 29, 50, 51, 57, KANG, Myounggu 80 HESS, Paul 90, 96 71 KANG, Sanggyun 76 HE, Sylvia 55, 95 IROZ-ELARDO, Nicole 41, 69 KANG, Seungbeom 94 HILDE, Thomas 60 IRWIN, Bill 95 KANG, Sheena 55 HILL, Kristina 54 ITTAL, Jay 91 KARNER, Alex 43, 62, 87 HILL, Ned 88 IUCHI, Kanako 83 KASH, Gwen 48 HINNER, Sarah 68 IWAMA, Daniel 50 KAUFMAN, Sanda 45, 57 HIRSCHFELD, Daniella 40, 54 IYER, Seema 41, 75 KAYANAN, Carla Maria 82 HITE, James 62 IZADI, Maryam 53 KAYLOR, Joe 64 HOCH, Charles 42, 59 KAZA, Nikhil 31, 48, 54, 58, 73, 78, 85, HOEY, Lesli 48, 86 J 95 HOGAN, Sean 65 JABAREEN, Yosef 43 KEATING, W. Dennis 77, 94 HOLLANDER, Justin 56 JACKSON, Jason 80 KECK, Stella 95 HOLMES, Tisha 42, 60, 81 JACKSON, Maria Rosario 55 KELLER, Justin 61 HOM, Laureen 77 JAHAN, Jinat 91 KELLOM, Katherine 86 HOMSY, George 61, 88 JAHN VERRI, Fernanda 45 KELLY, Nicholas 49 HONEY-ROSES, Jordi 80 JAMME, Hue-Tham 44 KELMENSON, Sophie 82 HONG, Andy 68, 69, 76 JANSSEN-JANSEN, Leonie 78 KENNEDY, Sean 27, 38, 66 HONG, Jinhyun 43 JARGOWSKY, Paul 49, 57 KESHAVARZI, Golnaz 56, 96 HONG, Jinsol 83 JAROSZYNSKI, Michal 96 KESKIN, Berna 54 HONG, Seungbum 83 Jenkins, Jen 40 KHAJEHEI, Sayma 68 HOOPER, Ashley 95 JENKINS, Jen 27, 63 KHOJASTEH, Maryam 87 HOOPER, Michael 45 JEONG, Ha-Uk 68 KICKERT, Conrad 66, 84 HOPTON, Matthew 54 JEONG, Joowon 79 KIM, Anna 83, 87, 89 HOQUE, Simi 94 JEON, Jayoung 83 KIM, Annette 29, 48, 61, 66, 95 HORNEY, Jennifer 60 JIANG, Hetao 50 KIM, Brian H.S. 89 HORST, Megan 34, 83 JIANG, Shan 41, 48, 95 KIM, Daejin 69 HOSSAIN, SHUBHO Md Tanvir 76 JIANG, Zhiqiu 93, 96 KIM, DoHyeong 69 HOSTOVSKY, Charles 51, 85 JIAO, Junfeng 53, 69, 79, 84 KIM, Dohyung 80, 81, 82, 83, 85, 89 HOU, Yuting 55 JIAO, Jungfeng 59 KIM, Geon 63 HOVEY, Bradshaw 7 JIN, Tony 44 KIM, Gyungwon 91 HOWELL, Amanda 76 JIN, Ying 44 KIM, Hyung Jin 76 HOWLAND, Marie 55 JOHNSON, Bonnie 45, 57, 67, 74 KIM, Hyun Jung 61 HOWLAND, Steven 85, 86 JOHNSTON, Wade A. 83 KIM, Jae Hong 42, 60 HSU, Angel 61 JONES, Andrew 86 KIM, Ja Young 41, 44 HUANG, Yu 62 JONES, Shanice 88 KIM, Jeewon 68
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KIM, Jeeyeop 64 LANDIS, John 61, 71 LI, Ming 43 KIM, Jeongseob 44, 60 LANZA, Kevin 68 LINDERS, Annulla 94 KIM, Jinyhup 55 LARA, Jesus 61 LINDSEY, Greg 53, 83 KIM, Kabsung 68 LARSEN, Kristin 66, 69 LINKOUS, Evangeline 92 KIM, Keuntae 41 LARSEN, Larissa 82 LI, Shengxiao 76 KIM, Minjee 85 LASKEY, Allison 77 LIU, Cathy 60, 79, 94 KIM, Min-jun 42 LAST, Athena 48 LIU, Desiree 96 KIM, Mintai 48 LAURIAN, Lucie 27, 63, 71, 82, 88 LIU, Haoyi 69 KIM, SeungHoon 47 LEDESMA, Edna 67 LIU, Helin 86 KIM, Sungyop 51 LE, Diem 65 Liu, Jody 39 Kim, Woolack 40 LEDOUX, Timothy 56 LIU, Jody 27, 63 KIM, Woolack 94 LEE, Amy 64, 80 LIU, Linglan 86 KIM, Youjung 60 LEE, Aujean 74, 78 LIU, Shiq 86 KIM, Yunji 41 LEE, Bumsoo 76 LIU, Yang 68 KIM, Yuseung 80, 89 LEE, Chanam 76 LIU, Zhilin 51, 91 KINAHAN, Kelly 45 LEE, Christopher 55 LIVIA BRAND, Anna 64, 67, 87 KING, David 76 LEE, Dong Kun 59 LIVINGSTON, Mark 43 KING, Hannah 79 LEE, Ellen 69 LI, Wei 76, 93 KINZER, Kirsten 51 LEE, Eun Woo 68 LI, Xiang 42 KLEIN, Nicholas 46, 52, 56, 69 LEE, Heonyeong 88 LI, Xiangyu 41 KLEIN-ROSENTHAL, Joyce 95 LEE, Heon Yeong 60, 82 LI, Xiaodi 82, 94 KLOSTERWILL, Kevan 78 LEE, Hyojung 49 LI, Xin 78 KNAAP, Elijah 85 LEE, Jae-Su 48, 79 LI, Yanmei 74 KNAAP, Gerrit 69, 96 LEE, Jee Young 96 LI, Yingcheng 63 KNAPP, Courtney 81 LEE, Jessica 68, 88 LI, Yuanwen 52 KNIGHT, Bruce 25, 48 LEE, Kanghyun 42 LI, Yunjing 51 KNIGHT, Jason 49 LEE, Minyoung 83 LI, Zhenlong 77 KOH, Annette 30, 58, 75, 82 LEE, Ryun Jung 49 LI, Ziming 92 KOMISAR, June 45 LEE, Sugie Han 56 LLEN, Ingrid 57 KONTOKOSTA, Constantine 23, 48, 63 LEE, Suji 59 LOANE, David 57 KOO, Bonwoo 75 LEE, Yongsung 60, 76, 96 LOH, Carolyn 66, 78 KORDAS, Michael 81, 84 LEGACY, Crystal 46, 50 LORD, Alex 42, 54 KORNIYENKO, Galyna 52 LEGER, Samantha 55 LOWE, Kate 87 KOSCIELNIAK, Michael 79 LE, Huyen 46, 69, 76 LOWE, Nichola 80, 82, 88 KOTVAL, Zenia 25, 48 LEIGH, Nancey Green 82, 88 LOWERSON BREDOW, Victoria 52 KRAFT, Benjamin 82 LELAND, Suzanne 88 LOWERY, Bryce 28, 45, 58, 70 KRAUSHAAR, Robert 41, 58 LEMA, Eva 82 LOZANO TORRES, Yancili 48 KRISHNA, Ashima 11, 45 LENS, Michael 94 L. RYAN, Robert 95 KRIZEK, Kevin 56 LEON, Daniela 12, 86, 87 LUBENAU, Anne-Marie 67 KRUMHOLZ, Norman 58 LESTER, Bill 41, 48, 49, 58 LUBINSKY, Adam 50 KUHLMANN, Daniel 91 LE, Tu Dam Ngoc 54 LUCAS, Keith 10, 27, 63 KUHNIMHOF, Tobias 65 LEVINE, Jonathan 46, 79 LU, Feidong 45 KUMAR, Amit 62, 93 LEVINE, Zacharia 58 LUNG-AMAM, Willow 26, 31, 54, 61, 85 KUMAR, Radhika 86 LEWIS, Rebecca 66, 85, 92 LUO, Zixin 68 LIAO, Lu 61 LU, Tianjun 85 L LIEBER, Alex 25, 48 LYLES, Ward 45, 48, 51 LAKE, Robert 75, 81 LIEBERKNECHT, Katherine 83, 87 LAMBA-NIEVES, Deepak 57 LI, Fei 84, 85 LAMBERT, Esther 54 LI, Jianling 62 LAMB, Zachary 53 LI, Jianyi 69 LAMONTAGNE, Neal 56
58th ANNUAL CONFERENCE - 101 REFERENCE AUTHOR INDEX
MCQUAID, Siobhan 42 M MEENAR, Mahbubur 48 N MAAOUI, Magda 54 NAGASE, Daisuke 78 MEEROW, Sara 57, 64 MACEDO, Joseli 48 NAHMIAS BIRAN, Bat Hen 65 MEHROTRA, Rahul 62 MACMILLEN, James 42 NAM, Kyung-Min 75 MEHTA, Jignesh 55 MAGHELAL, Praveen 47, 56, 84, 86 NAM, Yunwoo 68, 75, 86 MEHTA, Vikas 58 MAHESHWARI, Tanvi 65 NASR, Joseph 45, 92 MEISTERLIN, Leah 54 MAH, Julie 85 NATEKAL, Asiya 56 MELENDEZ, Jose W. 54 MAHMOUDI, Dillon 81, 82, 94 NAZARENO, Luisa 94 MELTZER, Rachel 57, 82 MAINELIS, Gediminas 82 NEDOVIC-BUDIC, Zorica 42, 66 MENDELSON SHWARTZ, Eynat 62 MAKAREWICZ, Carrie 28, 66, 70, 80 NELSON, Arthur 30 MERCIER, Marie 49 MALECKI, Kristen 74 NELSON, Chris 74 MERLIN, Louis 93 MALIZIA, Emil 60, 66 NELSON, Katharine 49, 81 MEYERS, Ron 61 MALKAWI, Fuad 75 NELSON, Marla 30, 74, 83, 94 MICKLOW, Amanda 68 MALLEN, Evan 68, 82 NELSON, Trisalyn 43 MILAKIS, Dimitris 65 MA, Luyao 91 NÉMETH, Jeremy 75 MILGROM, Richard 95 MANDUCA, Robert 68 NEOG, Dristi 42, 56 Miller, Camden 7 MANGCU, Xolela 58 NEUNER, Fabian 64 MILLER, Camden 55, 75 MANOUCHEHRIFAR, Babak 42 NEWMAN, Galen 49, 60 MILLER, Shaleen 78 MANTUANO, A. 56 NEWMAN, Kathe 49 MILZ, Dan 64, 69 MANVILLE, Michael 43, 56, 79, 93 NGO, Victor D. 76 MINAKER, Leia 45 MARAIS, Lochner 46 NGUYEN-HOANG, Phuong 51 MINNER, Jennifer 62, 66, 68 MARANTZ, Nicholas 52, 75, 78 NGUYEN, Mai 61 MIRAFTAB, Faranak 29, 49, 71 MARCELLO, Elizabeth 64 NICHOLLS, Walter 79 MITCHELL, Carrie 74 MARCOUILLER, David 58 NISHI, Maiko 66 MITRA, Raktim 75, 90 MARIN, Marielos 40, 82 NOH, Soowoong 67 MITTAL, Jay 95 MARSHALL, Wes 79 NOLAND, Robert 76, 96 MIZES, James Christopher 79 MARTELL, Tracy 7 NORONHA, Kimberly 52, 69 MLADENOVIC, Milos 65 MARTIN, Amanda 82 NOSTIKASARI, Dian 62 MOBLEY, William 48 MARTINEZ-COSIO, Maria 54 MODLINSKA, Ewa 78 MARTIN, Jonathan 26, 54 MOGA, Steven 65 O MASIELLO, Anthony 72 OBERG, Angela 78 MOHEBBI, Mehri 94 MASOOMKHAH, Elham 30, 74 O’CONNELL, Katie 87 MOKHTARIAN, Patricia 46 MASOOMKHAH, Ellie 71 O’CONNELL, Laura 69 MOLINSKY, Jennifer 55 MASSEY, Dean 61 ODEN, Michael 60, 88 MONDSCHEIN, Andrew 65, 93, 96 MATHUR, Shishir 78 OGLETREE, Scott 66 MONKKONEN, Paavo 80, 94 MATONE, Meredith 86 OH, Jeeson 75 MONTENEGRO-MENEZES, Flavia 44 MATSON, Jeff 10, 27 OH, Jihoon 60 MOOMAW, Suzanne 80 MATSUMOTO, Naka 77 OH, Seunghoon 83 MOOS, Markus 49, 77 MAWHORTER, Sarah 49, 77 OLSEN, Dan 69 MORALES, Alfonso 74 MAYERS, Rebecca 43 OLSEN, Tyler 93 MORRIS, Eric 35, 65 MCANDREWS, Carolyn 84, 87 OLSHANSKY, Robert 81, 83 MOSTAFAVI, Nariman 94 MCARTHUR, David 43 OLSON, Katelin 42 MOTOYAMA, Yasuyuki 51, 63 MCASLAN, Devon 96 ONDA, Kyle 54, 78 MOUDON, Anne 80, 91 MCCARTNEY, Shelagh 41 O’NEILL-KOHL, Sara 52 MUI, Yeeli 10, 26, 60, 86, 95 MCCLURE, Kirk 77 ORLENKO, Irina 74 MUKHERJI, Anuradha 89 MCCULLOUGH, Scott 91 ORSI, Christina 57 MUKHIJA, Vinit 29, 52, 71 MCDONALD, Noreen 50, 61, 96 ORST, Megan 55 MULLIN, John R. 37 MCDOWELL, Ceasar 57 OSMAN, Taner 94 MWAURA, Mbutu 75 MCKIBBON, George 87 OUSE, David 30 MYERS, Dowell 26, 54, 77, 94 MCMILLAN, Andrew 55 OU, Xiaoli 68
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OWUSU, Francis 25, 48 PLAUGIC, Michele 78 REYES, Ariadna 86 OXLAJ TAMBITO, Efren 93 POKHAREL, Atul 58 RIDLEY, William 55 OZAWA, Connie 25, 45 POLLANS, Lily 88 RIGGS, William 65, 66 OZGIRIN, Ege 48 POLONSKY, Lee 79, 81 RIGOLON, Alessandro 75 POORTHUIS, Ate 44 RIORDAN, Bruce 54 P POPLIN, Alenka 57 RISHI, Susmita 83 PAINTER, Gary 91 POTHUKUCHI, Kami 50 RISHNA, Ashima 41 PALAZZO, Danilo 94 POTTER, Cuz 48 RIVERA, Danielle 64, 83 PALM, Matthew 50 POTTER, James “Cuz” 64, 75 ROBERTS, Andrea 30, 31, 82, 85 PAN, Haozhi 41 POTVIN, Marianne 49 ROBERTS, Bartholomew 57 PARK, Changkeun [ 82 PREIS, Benjamin 44 ROBINSON, Pamela 41, 48 PARK, Chang Sug 59 PROCHASKA, Natalie 66 RODGERS, Michael 69 PARKER, Dawn 62 PROFFITT, David 46, 51, 76 RODNYANSKY, Seva 44, 56, 85, 94 PARKER, JiYoung 82 PRYCE, Ashley 68 RODRIGUEZ, Akira 58 PARKER, Robert 85, 92 RODRIGUEZ, Daniel 43, 65 PARK, Han 64, 77 Q ROHE, William M. 77 PARK, In Kwon 51 QADRI, Rida 80 ROLHEISER, Lyndsey 88 PARK, Jae Soo 48 QI, Yunlei 85 ROMAN DILTHEY, Max 42 PARK, James 56 QUAN, Steven Jige 56 RONGERUDE, Jane 22, 77 PARK, Jinhee 75 QUEBRAL, Laura 57 RON, Sharon 86 PARK, JiYoung 80, 82, 89 QUICK, Kathryn 45 ROSADO, Ralph 66 PARK, Juhyeon 60 ROSAN, Christina 61 PARK, JungHo 52, 77 R ROSENBLOOM, Sandra 28, 55, 70, 87 PARK, Keunhyun 47, 76, 90 RACITI, Antonio 64, 80, 87 ROSEN, Jovanna 91 PARK, Seoyeon 93 RAJA, Samina 7, 10, 24, 26, 60, 77, 83, ROSENZWEIG, Gilad 93 PARK, Soeun 80 86, 87 ROSS, Catherine 26, 54, 62, 93 PARK, Yujin 60 RAJKOVICH, Nicholas 80 ROTHFEDER, Robin 64 PATEL, Bimal 55 RALPH, Kelcie 35, 50, 76, 79, 80 ROUDBARI, Shawhin 74 PATTERSON, Grant 62 RAMAN, Prassanna 78 ROUSE, David 74 PATTERSON, Zachary 45 RAMASUBRAMANIAN, Laxmi 77, 93, 94 ROY, Arindam 90 PEARCE, Michael 48 RAMASWAMI, Anu 93 RUKMANA, Deden 45, 81 PENDALL, Rolf 30, 74, 91 RANAHAN, Molly 94 RUMBACH, Andrew 61 PENG, John 55 RANDOLPH, Gregory 74 RUMORE, Danya 51, 58 PENG, Ke 95 RAO, Arthi 93 RUNCK, Bryan 88 PENG, Qiong 69 RAPENBERG FRICK, Karen 54 RUPI, Federico 56 PENG, Zhong-Ren 51, 85, 93 RAUSCH, Ela J. 63 RYAN, Robert L. 79 PEREZ, Miguel 43 RAWLINS, Rachael 95 RYBERG-WEBSTER, Stephanie 45 PERFECTO, Ivette 86 RAYNOR, Katrina 50 RYERSON, Megan 28, 52, 70 PERROTT, Katherine 92 RAY, Rosalie 73, 87 RYU, Donghyun 83 PFAFF, Robert 93 READ, Anna 54 RYU, Jaena 83 PFEIFFER, Deirdre 28, 35, 55, 70 REARDON, Kenneth 83 PIATKOWSKI, Daniel 79 REDAELLI, Eleonora 55 S PIAZZONI, Maria 44 REDDEN, Tyeshia 69, 89 SABOURI, Sadegh 96 PIERCE, Jennifer 67 REECE, Jason 44, 74, 78, 87, 89, 91 SA, Bo Yang 93 PIERCE, Joseph 52 REICHENBACH, Mike 88 SAELENS, Brian 80 PIKE, Susan 46 REINA, Vincent 49 SAFAROVA, Bara 77 PIMENTEL WALKER, Ana Paula 92, 95 RENNE, John 56 SAGINOR, Jesse 62, 93 PITERA, Dan 67 RENSKI, Henry 44, 82, 88, 91 SAIJA, Laura 42, 64 PITT, Damien 51 RESOR, Joy 86 SAKALKER, Amruta 96 PI, Xinyue 62 RESTREPO-MIETH, Andrea 73, 87 SALEH, Ilhamdaniah 77
58th ANNUAL CONFERENCE - 103 REFERENCE AUTHOR INDEX
SALET, William 59, 73, 87 SHATKIN, Gavin 29, 71 SONG, Yan 94 SALMAN, Lana 79 SHELBY, Hayden 31, 46, 85 SONG Young-Il 59, 83 SALON, Deborah 41, 76, 84 SHELBY, Jennifer 63 SON, Minsu 89 SALVESEN, David 54, 78 SHELTON, James 55 SON, Seulgi 95 SAMES, Amanda 88 SHELTON, Kyle 62 SORENSEN, Andre 59, 89 SANCHEZ, Thomas 42, 57 SHEN, Guoqiang 81 SOTIRAKOS, Zoe 77 SANCHEZ, Tom 26, 54 SHEN, Qing 27, 63, 92 SOULE, Jeff 59 SANDOVAL, Gerardo 27, 54, 66, 80, 83 SHEN, Suwan 60 SPADER, Jonathan 49 SANDOVAL, Gerardo [ 26 SHEN, Zhenjiang 59 SPENCER, James 44 SANGA, Naganika 45 SHEPHERD, Edward 64 SPICER, Jason 58 SANGKAPICHAI, Mana 69 SHETTY, Sujata 49, 78 SPIRANDELLI, Daniele 88 SANTIAGO-BARTOLOMEI, Raul 56, 78, SHIBLEY, Robert 67, 72 SPURLOCK, Danielle 74 95 SHIEH, Leslie 92 SRINIVASAN, Sivaramakrishnan (Siva) 93 SANTIAGO, Luis 45, 57, 60 SHIH, Mi 92 SRINIVASAN, Sumeeta 86, 95 SANTO, Charles 64 SHI, Lind 60 SRIRAM, Pavithra 55 SANYAL, Bish 29, 52, 71, 81 SHI, Linda 46, 57 STAHL, Valerie 40, 74 SAPHORES, Jean-Daniel 44 SHIM, Changsub 59 STAINES, Leon 92 SARMIENTO, Carolina 44, 50, 89 SHIM, Hanbyul 88 STANEK, David 94 SARMIENTO, Hugo 86 SHIN, Eun Jin 62 STAPPER, Everardus 78 SARMIENTO, Luis 44 SHIN, Jaeyong 77 STEBBINS, Dave 11, 57 SARMIENTO, Olga Lucia 65 SHIN, Manseok 83 STECKLER, Becky 66 SCALLY, Corianne 10, 27, 63, 74, 91 SHMUELI, Deborah 45 STEIL, Justin 44, 49, 57 SCHAFRAN, Alex 55, 66 SHOEIB, Eman 91 STEINER, Ruth 41, 61, 67, 77, 78, 93 SCHENK, Todd 57, 61 SIDDIQ, Fariba 51 STEIN, Samuel 85 SCHMIDT, Stephan 64 SIEBER, Renee 41 STERNBERG, Ernest 89 SCHNEIDER, Robert 46 SIEMBIEDA, William 57, 92 STERN, Justin 91 SCHONER, Jessica 41 SIEMIATYCKI, Matti 48 STERN, Matthew 49 SCHOUTEN, Andrew 46 SILVERMAN, Robert 7, 10, 12, 27, 55, 63 STIFTEL, Bruce 30, 59, 74 SCHROCK, Greg 48, 80 SIMPSON, Sheryl Ann 31 STILES, Jonathan 50 SCHWALLER, Nora 61 SIMPSON, Sheryl-Ann 64, 85 STIPHANY, Kristine 74 SCHWARTZ, Alex 77 SIMS, Revel 55, 85 STOKER, Philip 58 SCHWEITZER, Lisa 31, 57, 85 SINGER, Matan 95 STONE, Brian 68, 82 SCIARA, Gian-Claudia 46 SINGH, Amrita 31, 44, 85 STOPKA, Thomas 86 SCLAR, Elliott 58, 92 SINGH, Seema 48 STOUT, Anna 66 SCRUGGS, Caroline 88 SINHA, Kumares 93 STRANSKY, Steven 77 SCULLY, Jason 91 SIZEMORE, Steve 94 STREKALOVA Yulia 77 SEALE, Tammy 51 SKUZINSKI, Thomas 52 STROM, Elizabeth 91 SEASONS, Mark 59 SLEIPNESS, Ole 58 STURZAKER, John 42 SEBASTIAN, Antonia 48 SLETTO, Bjorn 29, 66, 71 SUBRAMANYAM, Nidhi 46 SENICK, Jennifer 82 SLOANE, David 93 SUGURI, Vitor Hugo 75 SEN, Siddhartha 30, 82 SLOTTERBACK, Carissa 30, 80, 88 SULLIVAN, Esther 61 SEO, Changwan 83 SMALL, Zachary 68 SUMBERG, James 86 SEONG, Kijin 61 SMART, Michael 43, 46, 65, 67, 69 SUN, Fei Yang 66, 93 SERVON, Lisa 83 SMART, Mike 76 SUN, Fengpeng 51 SEVTSUK, Andres 83 SNIDAL, Michael 95 SUN, Xiaozhong 91 SEYMOUR, Eric 79 SOHN, Jun Ik 61 SUSSKIND, Lawrence 28, 70 SFORZA, Peter 61 SOLIS, Miriam 88 SWAYNE, Madison 83 SHADKAM, Anahita 49 SOLITARE, Laura 71, 81 SWEENEY, Erin 86 SHAH, Sagar 54 SONG, Jaemin 68 SWEET, Matthias 93 SHAMSUDDIN, Shomon 41 SONG, Lily 80 SYAL, Shruti 40, 78
104 - 58th ANNUAL CONFERENCE REFERENCE AUTHOR INDEX
TSOULOU, Ioanna 82 WARNER, Mildred 41, 46, 61, 88 T TURNER, Clara 44 WARNKEN, Charles G. 42 TAGORE, Pratiti 75 TU, Yong 86 WATSON, Maria 82 TALEBPOUR, Alireza 93 TZIGANUK, Ashlee 68 WATSON, Siobhan 57, 64 TALEN, Emily 84 WAXMAN, Elaine 74 TA, Na 49 U WEAVER, Russell 49 TAN, Khee Giap 86 UFEN WESSELLS, Anne 64 WEBB JAMME, Hue-Tam 56 TAO, Sui 55, 95 ULIBARRÍ, Nícola 78 WEBB, Michael 77 TAO, Tao 64 UMEMOTO, Karen 66 WEBER, Rachel 63 TATE, Laura 95 UREY, Gwen 93 WEBSTER, Douglas 69 TAUFEN WESSELLS, Anne 52 URZUA, Ana 44 WEE, Sherilyn 96 TAYLOR, Brian 50, 56 WEGMANN, Jake 55, 83, 89, 95 TAYLOR, Jacqueline 78 V WEINREICH, David 52 TAYLOR, JR., Henry 10, 27, 30, 55, 63, VALE, Lawrence 53 WEINSTEIN, Liza 49 82 VALVERDE, Mariana 48 WEI, Zonghao 86 TEAMAN, Rachel 7 VAN DER VEEN, Menno 50, 78 WELCH, Timothy 95 TEH, Tse-Hui 45 VANIK, Leonor 89 WEN, Christine 41 TEICHER, Hannah 60 VANKY, Anthony 93 WENDEL, Delia 83 TEWARI, Meenu 29, 57, 71 VAN LEUVEN, Andrew 88 WEST, John 49 THAKURIAH, Vonu 82 VAN MAASAKKERS, Mattijs 52, 61, 75, WHEELER, Jason 89 THAYER, Shannon 69 88 WHITE, David L. 66 THIGPEN, Calvin 43, 79 VAN, Mattijs 92 WHITE, Gregory 82 THOMAS, Alainna 46 VAN RIPER, David 74 WHITE, James 56, 81, 84 THOMAS, Louis 84, 90 VAN ZANDT, Shannon 31, 61, 68, 85, WHITE, Kimbra 50 THOMAS, Ren 94 88, 94 WHITE, Mia 58 THOMAS, Ryan 61 VARUZZO, Andrew 60 WHITE, Stacey 30, 45, 74, 78 THOMPSON, Michelle 26, 41, 54 VAZQUEZ CASTILLO, Maria Teresa 50, WHITTAKER, Jennifer 86 THORNTON, Patricia 82 57, 68 WHITTEMORE, Andrew 57, 75 TIAN, Guang 47, 53 VELASQUEZ, Carlos 80 WHITTINGTON, Jan 66, 93 TIGHE, Rosie 55 VIDYARTHI, Sanjeev 25, 48, 62 WIDDISON, Renae 55 TILAHUN, Nebiyou 77 VOLKER, Jamey 64, 80 WIDENER, Michael 45 TOLFO, Giuseppe 86 VON RABENAU, Burkhard 51 WIDITA, Alyas 95 TOLFORD, Tara 56 VO, Tom 69 WIDMER, Jocelyn 28, 70 TONG, De 62 VUE, Ge 26, 29, 51, 71 WIETERS, Meghan 42, 45 TONG, Xin 60 WILLIAMS, Kristine 92 TORRATS-ESPINOSA, Gerard 49 W WILLIAMS, Rashad Akeem 55, 75 TORRES-CORDERO, Ariam 64, 81 WADE, Matt 43 WILLIAMS, Sarah 23, 48, 94 TORRES, Jose 82 WAGNER, Jacob 44, 57 WILLMAN, Josie 46 TORRES, Nilton 43 WALLACE, Jeremy 41 WILLSON, Richard 81 TRAN, Jinny 62 WALLACE, Ryan 51 WILSON, Barbara 78 TRAN, Tho 68, 94 WALSH, Elizabeth 87 WILSON, Bev 82 TRAPENBERG FRICK, Karen 26, 43, 70, WANG, Bing 65 WILSON, Jessica 88 87 WANG, Chih-Hao 43, 44, 77 WILSON, Patricia 92 Traynor, Kerry 7, 12 WANG, De 91 WINTER, Sandra 67 TRAYNOR, Kerry 75 WANG, James 93 WINTERS, Meghan 43, 69 TREADO, Anna 68 WANG, Jueyu 53 WOLFE, Mary K. 27, 63, 96 TREPCI, Esra 47 WANG, Sicheng 69, 76, 96 WOLF-POWERS, Anna Laura 57, 92, 94 TRIMAN, Julia 52 WANG, Xiaoguang 62 WOLUCHEM, Maia 49 TRIVERS, Ian 81, 84, 96 WANG, Xinhao 54 WONG, Karna 91 TSENKOVA, Sasha 92 WANG, Xize 65 WON, Jaewoong 48, 79
58th ANNUAL CONFERENCE - 105 REFERENCE AUTHOR INDEX
WOO, Ayoun 44 ZELLNER, Moira 57, 61, 95 WOOD, James 67 ZELL, Sarah 91 WOO, Myungje 68, 69 ZHAI, Guofang 86 WRIGHT, Sarah 69 ZHAI, Wei 69 WU, Hao 84 ZHANG, Chen 92 WU, Jiemin 55 ZHANG, Ming 59 WU, Kai 93 ZHANG, Wenwen 58, 75, 76, 85, 89 WU, Weiping 23, 63, 95 ZHANG, Yanjiang 86 WU, Xinyi 49, 50 ZHANG, Yi 61 ZHANG, Yishuai 61 X ZHANG, Yixue 76, 84 XIAO, Yu 82, 93 ZHANG, Ziye 44 XIONG, Zhekun 48 ZHAO, Juanjuan 65 XU, Leiqing 53 ZHAO, Pengjun 76, 84 XU, Minjie 45, 93 ZHAO, Yanbo 76 XU, Nannan 43 ZHAO, Yingping 69 XU, Yuanshuo 44, 61 ZHENG, Huixin 75 ZHENG, Junjun 51, 92 Y ZHENG, Siqi 60, 63 YANG, Aram 68 Zhong, Haotian 40 YANG, Tianren 44 ZHONG, Haotian 93 YANG, Xinyuan 61, 77 ZHOU, Jiangping 59, 69 YANG, Xuanmei 86 ZHOU, Xiaosui 86 YANG, Yizhao 85, 92 ZHUANG, Zhixi Cecilia 64, 83 YAN, Xiang 95 ZHU, Xuemei 76 YEH, Anthony G.O. 27, 38, 66 ZIMMERMAN, Rae 87 YERENA, Anaid 52, 83 ZOLL, Deidre 82 YE, Xinyue 77 ZOOK, Matthew 44 YI, Fangxin 86 ZOU, Zhenpeng 69, 96 YILDIRIM, Yalcin 56, 96 ZUK, Miriam 94 YILDIZ, Sevin 93 ZUTZ, Clare 92 YIN, Jordan 42, 54, 66 YIN, Li 7,10, 27, 55, 63 YI, Zheongzun 68 YOON, Dong Keun 89 YOON, Eun Joo 59 YOON, Heeyeun 51, 59 YOON, Sulhee 78 YOO, Sanglim 77 YOUNG, Arica 74 YOUNG, Robert 87 YUAN, Quan 64 YU, Chia-Yuan 45, 93 YU, Haitao 40, 93 YUN, Sung 68 YU, Si 60 Z ZANDIATASHBAR, Ahoura 47, 60, 63 ZEGRAS, Christopher 59, 65
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