1. Golf Outing (7:00 AM—4:00 PM) (Meet in Hotel Lobby)
2. Civil War
Walk (10:00 AM—11:30 AM)
(
All walking tours will depart from the Bay & Bull
Streets side of the Hyatt Regency Hotel. Walk one block across the street to
3.
All walking tours will depart from the Bay & Bull
Streets side of the Hyatt Regency Hotel. Walk one block across the street to
4. Midnight in
the
All walking tours will depart from the Bay & Bull
Streets side of the Hyatt Regency Hotel. Walk one block across the street to
5. NARSC Board Meeting (6:00 PM—7:30 PM) (Plimsoll) By invitation only.
6. Icebreaker Reception (8:00 PM—9:00 PM) (Garden Terrace)
7. Presidential Plenary Session Breakfast (Mezzanine North)
8. Presidential Plenary Roundtable (Regency A)
Presidential Address: “A Report Card for Econometric Modeling in Regional Science” James P. LeSage, McCoy Endowed Chair for Urban and Regional Economics Department of Finance and Economics, McCoy College of Business Administration Texas State University – San Marcos NARSC Fellows Plenary Session Paper: “The Traffic Network Equilibrium Model: Its History and Relationship to the Kuhn-Tucker Conditions” by David Boyce Discussants: Kenneth Small, University of Illinois; Alex Anas, SUNY at Buffalo
9. RSAI LRPC (Plimsoll)
10. Entrepreneurial Activity and Regions (Regency A)
Presider: Soushi
Suzuki,
·
The Relationship of Latent Entrepreneurship and Newly Founded
Businesses on a Regional Scale, Udo Brixy, Institute for Employment Research
·
Urban Migrant Entrepreneurs: A Comparative Study On Their
Socio-Economic Performance In The Service And Ict Sector, Peter Nijkamp, Free
University of Amsterdam; Soushi Suzuki, Sapporo University ; Mediha Sahin, Free
University of Amsterdam
·
Spatial Structure and Economic Growth, Zuoquan Zhao,
Discussants:
John McDonald,
Peter Nijkamp, Free
Soushi Suzuki,
11. Flows,
Choices, and Change in Networks and Space (
Presider: Antonio
Páez,
·
Social Network Effects in Walking: An Application of a Spatially Autoregressive
Linear Probability Model , Frank Goetzke,
·
Spatial Tobit as a Solution to the Presence of Zeros in
Origin-Destination Flow Modeling, James Lesage, Texas State University - San Marcos;
Kelley Pace, Louisiana State University
·
Determinants of Land Use Conversion: A Spatial Multinomial Probit
Approach,
Raja Chakir, INRA-AgroParisTech; Olivier Parent,
·
Capturing Patterns of Spatial and Temporal Autocorrelation in Ordered
Response Data, Using a Bayesian Approach: A Case Study of Land Use Changes in
Discussants:
James Lesage, Texas State University - San
Marcos
Olivier Parent, University of Cincinnati
Kara M Kockelman, University of Texas at Austin
Frank Goetzke, University of Louisville
12. Housing Economics I: Land Use Models (Scarbrough 2)
Presider: Yves Zenou, Research Institute of Industrial Economics
·
Efficient Urban Sprawl and Alternative Public Finance Policies in a
System of Replicable Cities, Alex Anas, SUNY at
·
Core Equivalence for Residential Land Use Models, Courtney L. Lafountain,
·
When Worlds Collide: Different Comparative Static Predictions of
Continuous and Discrete Agent Models with Land,
·
Search, Migration, and Urban Land Use. Theory and Policy Issues, Yves Zenou, Research
Institute of Industrial Economics
Discussants:
Courtney L. Lafountain, University of Texas
at Arlington
Tarun Sabarwal, Washington University in St Louis
Yves Zenou, Research Institute of Industrial
Economics
Alex Anas, SUNY at Buffalo
Presider: David
Jung-Hwi Lee,
·
Urban Land Use Allocation with Genetic Algorithm: Case study of
Dhanmondi R/A, Dhaka, Bangladesh, Afsana Haque, University of Tokyo; Yasushi Asami,
University of Tokyo
·
Microsimulation of Residential Land Development and Household Location
Choices: Bidding for Land in Austin, Texas, Kara M Kockelman, University of Texas at
Austin; Brenda Zhou, The University of Texas at Austin
·
SimDELTA - A Microsimulation Approach to Household Location Modelling, Olga Feldman, David
Simmonds Consultancy; David Simmonds, David Simmonds Consultancy; Vassilis
Zachariadis, David Simmonds Consultancy; Andy Dobson, David Simmonds
Consultancy
·
Integrated Models of Land Use and Transport: The Results of ITLUP and
Urbanism in
·
An Operational Modified Garin-Lowry Model with Competing Destinations, David Jung-Hwi Lee,
Discussants:
Jennifer Duthie, University of Texas at
Austin
David Jung-Hwi Lee, Ohio State University
Brenda Zhou, The University of Texas at Austin
Olga Feldman, David Simmonds Consultancy
Afsana Haque, University of Tokyo
14. Location Modeling I: Spatial Analysis (Regency D)
Presider: Samuel
J. Ratick,
·
Extending the Boundaries with Location Analysis and GIScience, Alan Murray,
·
Building Probabilistic Covering Models using Reliability and Local
Busyness Estimates,
Rick Church, University of California - Santa Barbara; Paul Sorensen,
Rand Corporation
·
Incorporating Spatial Information for Solving a Coverage Maximization
Siting Problem,
Daoqin Tong, University of Arizona; Alan Murray, Ohio State University
·
Development of an Interperiod Network Storage Location Allocation
(INSLA) model for the Distribution Ethanol Biofuels, Jeffrey P. Osleeb, University
of Connecticut; Samuel J. Ratick, Clark University
Discussants:
Samuel J. Ratick, Clark University
Alan Murray, Ohio State University
Richard S Middleton, Oak Ridge National
Laboratory
Daoqin Tong, University of Arizona
15. Rural Development: Regional Amenities, Attributes, and Development I (Scarbrough 3)
Presider: Steven
C. Deller,
·
Spatial Patterns in the Determinants of Poverty with a Focus on
Tourism and Recreation, Steven C. Deller,
·
Voluntary Organization Formation and Rural County Growth, David McGranahan, USDA ERS;
Timothy R Wojan, USDA ERS; Dayton S. Lambert, USDA ERS
·
Tax Incentives for Homeownership and the Provision of Local Public
Services in Low-and-Moderate Income Areas, Kelly D. Edminston, Federal Reserve Bank of
Kansas City
·
Ethanol: Implications for Rural Communities, Sarah Low,
·
An Econometric Model of Beach Nourishment and Coastal Tourism, Yehuda L. Klein, City University
of New York; Jeffrey P. Osleeb, University of Connecticut
Discussants:
David McGranahan, USDA ERS
Steven C. Deller, University of Wisconsin -
Madison
Yehuda L. Klein, City University of New York
Kelly D. Edminston, Federal Reserve Bank of
Kansas City
Sarah Low, University of Illinois
16. Spatial Analysis of Population and Health Issues I (Sloane)
Presider: Jared
Aldstadt, SUNY at
·
Modeling Spatial Variation in the Relationships Between Violence and
Alcohol and Drug Use: A Comparison of Geographically Weighted Regression and
Bayesian Spatially Varying Coefficient Process Models, David C. Wheeler,
·
Is Growth in the Health Sector Correlated with Migrating Retirees?, Michael Wilcox,
·
Spatial Models of Health Outcomes and Health Behaviors: The Role of
Health Care Accessibility and Availability, Brigitte S. Waldorf,
·
Multiple Scale Analysis of Mosquito Vector Populations in a Rural Thai
village,
Jared Aldstadt, SUNY at Buffalo; Arthur Getis, San Diego State
University; Kevin Schellinger, SUNY at Buffalo
Discussants:
Jared Aldstadt, SUNY at Buffalo
Brigitte S. Waldorf, Purdue University
Dayton S. Lambert, USDA ERS
Dayton M. Lambert, University of Tennessee
17. Spatial Statistics and Econometric Models (Regency B)
Presider: Ciro Biderman, LILP/FGV/MIT
·
A Guide to the Choice of Spatial Contiguity Weights in Empirical
Applications,
Gianfranco Piras, University of Illinois; Paolo Postiglione, University
of Chieti - Pescara; Geoffrey J.D. Hewings, University of Illinois
·
A Quantitative Analysis on the Spatial Agglomeration Pattern in the
Korean Urban System,
Jungyul Sohn, Seoul National University
·
Bias and Consistency in Geographical Matrices: Is Contiguity and
Distance Equivalent?,
Marcelo Tyszler, FGV/University of
·
Valuing Access to Water—A Spatial Hedonic Approach Applied to Indian
Cities,
Discussants:
Marcelo Tyszler, FGV/University of
Gianfranco Piras,
Jungyul Sohn,
18. Spatial Statistics and Econometrics: Political and Economic Geography (Regency E)
Presider: Rosina
Moreno,
·
Assessing the Presidential Vote through a Spatial Demographic Lens:
The Influence of Migration and Fertility on 2000 and 2004
·
The 2004 Presidential Election From A Spatial Perspective, Ian Sue Wing,
·
Fiscal Policy and Interest Rates: Local Versus Global Linkages, Peter Claeys, University of
Barcelona; Rosina Moreno, University of Barcelona; Jordi Suriñach, University
of Barcelona
·
Estimates of County and State Price Levels: A First Brush, Bettina Aten, Bureau of
Economic Analysis
Discussants:
Ian Sue Wing, Boston University
Rachel S. Franklin, University of Maryland
Bettina Aten, Bureau of Economic Analysis
Peter Claeys, University of Barcelona
19. Transportation: Health and the Environment (Regency F)
Presider: Daniel
Shefer,
·
Assessment of Health Costs of Motor Vehicle Emssions in
·
Parking Policy Impact on Vehicle Pollutant Emissions - The Case of the
Tel-Aviv Metropolitan Area, Daniel Shefer, Technion City; Shlomo Bekhor, Technion City;
Daphna Rozen, Technion City
·
Projecting a Structural Economic Change and Emissions Inventories in
the Midwest Region,
Soo Jung Ha, University of Illinois; Marcelo Lufin; Kieran P. Donaghy,
Cornell University; Geoffrey J.D. Hewings, University of Illinois
·
Modelling an Emerging Influenza Pandemic in a Small-world Airline
Network,
Chaug-Ing Hsu, National Chiao Tung University; Hsien-Hung Shih, National
Chiao Tung University
Discussants:
Daniel Shefer,
Soo Jung Ha,
Chaug-Ing Hsu,
Chia Ming Yang,
20. Transportation: Traffic and Transportation Network Modeling (Percival)
Presider: David Boyce, Northwestern University
·
Is Roadway Widening Always a Solution to Traffic Congestion? Delwar Murshed, Washington
State Department of Transportation; Mani Goudarzi, Washington State Department
of Transportation; Shuming Yan, Washington State Department of Transportation
·
Linking
·
New Computational Results on Solving the Sequential Procedure with
Feedback,
David Boyce, Northwestern University; Christopher R. O'Neill, Capital
District Transportation Committee; Wolfgang Scherr, PTV America
·
Validating the Model of Network Degeneration:a case study of the
·
Simulation of Hierarchical Network of System of Cities in East Japan
due to Changes in Transport Performance, Kamrul Islam, Dhaka University; Hitoshi Ieda,
Univerisity of Tokyo; Kerati Kijmanawat, Pacific Consultants International,
Japan
Discussants:
Guy Rousseau,
Feng Xie, University of
Kamrul Islam,
David Boyce, Northwestern University
21. Urban Economics I: Agglomeration Models (Scarbrough 1)
Presider: Jacques Thisse, CORE-UCL
·
Trade and Migration: A U-shaped Transition in
·
New Economic Geography - A Synthesis of a Class of Models with Mobile
Labour,
Michael Pflüger, University of Passau; Jens Suedekum, University of
Konstanz
·
Competitive Transport Sectors and Economic Geography, Pierre M. Picard, CORE;
Kristian Behrens, Université Catholique de Louvain
·
Is the Regulation of the Transport Sector Always Detrimental to
Consumers?,
Jacques Thisse, CORE-UCL; Kristian Behrens, Université Catholique de
Louvain; Carl Gaigne, INRA
Discussants:
Michael Pflüger,
Pierre M. Picard, CORE
Jacques Thisse, CORE-UCL
Adolfo Cristobal, Universidad Carlos III
22. NSF (12:15
PM—1:15 PM) (
23. RRI Advisory Board (12:15 PM—1:45 PM) (Plimsoll) By invitation only.
24. PRSCO Council Meeting (12:45 PM—2:15 PM) (Regency C) By invitation only.
25. CGE and Regional Input-Output Analysis (Verelst)
Presider: Randall
W Jackson,
·
CGE Modeling in Space: A Survey, Kieran P. Donaghy,
·
The Causes of Normal Growth: A CGE Analysis, Stephen Davies, Colorado
State University; Harvey Cutler, Colorado State University; Perry Burnet,
Colorado State University
·
Regional Structure and Structural Changes in the Chilean Economy: A
Fundamental Economic Structure (FES) Approach, Sudhir K. Thakur, California
State University - Sacramento; Jaime Alvayay, California State University -
Sacramento
·
Role of Japan Tax System Reformation in Regional Migration: Spatial
Computable General Equilibrium Modeling, Pongsun Bunditsakulchai, Central Research Institute
of Electric Power Industry; Kazumi Hitomi, Central Research Institute of
Electric Power Industry
·
Issues in the Application of Interregional Commodity by Industry
Social Accounts,
Randall W Jackson, West Virginia University; Walter R. Schwarm,
California Department of Finance
Discussants:
Hiroyuki Shibusawa, Toyohashi University of
Technology
Harvey Cutler, Colorado State University
Stephen Davies, Colorado State University
Randall W Jackson, West Virginia University
Satoshi Tsuchiya, Nagaoka University of
Technology
26. Developing Countries: Regional Challenges I (Regency A)
Presider: Robert
J. Rolfe,
·
Weak Agriculture-Industry Linkages, International Political Economy
and Labour Market Distortions: A Case Study of
·
Sustainability of Microenterprise in
·
Chilean Regional Income Inequality and Interregional Commuting, Patricio Aroca, Universidad
Catolica del Norte
Discussants:
Patricio Aroca, Universidad Catolica del Norte
Shyam Nath,
Mesbah J. Motamed,
27. GIS Analysis (Percival)
Presider: Ikuho
Yamada,
·
Brazilian Quality of Life and Human Development: A Cartographic
Approach Using GIS (1991-2000), Joao F. De Abreu, Pontifical Catholic University of
Minas Gerais-Brazil; Jose E. Paiva, Federal University of Minas Gerais
·
Spatial Interaction of Retail Activities in Urban Areas: Home
Entertainment Stores in the City of Volos, Greece, Yorgos N. Photis,
University of Thessaly; Argiris Kaklidis, University of Thessaly
·
GeoSurveillance: GIS-based Monitoring System for Detection of
Geographic Clusters,
Ikuho Yamada, University of Utah; Peter A. Rogerson, University at
Buffalo; Gyoungju Lee, SUNY at Buffalo
·
Assessing Public Facility Networks Efficiency Levels through Synthetic
Accessibility Measures, Yorgos N. Photis, University of Thessaly; Fotini Athanasiou,
University of Thessaly
·
Estimating Neighborhood/Environmental Effects: A Simulation Approach
to Exploring the Accuracy of Regression Based Estimates, Seth E. Spielman, SUNY at
Discussants:
Yorgos N. Photis, University of Thessaly
Joao F. De Abreu, Pontifical Catholic University
of Minas Gerais-Brazil
Helene Charreire, CNRS
Masaki Yamada, Brown University
Helene Charreire, CNRS
28. Housing
Affordability (
Presider: Jeffrey
Zabel,
·
Regional Housing Affordability, Jeffrey Zabel,
·
Do Land Use Regulations Reduce the Supply of Workforce Housing?, Tom Mayock,
·
The Workers' Marginal Costs of Commuting: A Search and Mobility
Approach,
Morgens Fosgerau, Danish Transport Research Institute; Jos Van Ommeren,
Free University, Economics
·
Regulation and Informal Settlements in
Discussants:
Jos Van Ommeren, Free University, Economics
Ciro Biderman, LILP/FGV/MIT
Henry Pollakowski, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology
Tom Mayock, Florida State University
29. Housing Economics II: Land Supply (Scarbrough 2)
Presider: Qinghua
Zhang,
·
Economic and Political Determinants of Urban Expansion: Exploring the
Local Connection,
Albert Sole-Olle,
·
Growth Controls, Satellites and Intercity Commuting: An Applied
General Equilibrium Analysis, Wouter Vermeulen, CPB Netherlands Bureau for
Economic Policy Analysis; Jan Rouwendal, Free University of Amsterdam
·
Land Market in
·
The Pricing of Home Mortgage Loans to Minority Borrowers: How Much of
the APR Differential Can We Explain?, Peter M. Zorn, Freddie Mac; Marsha J. Courchane, CRA
International
Discussants:
Qinghua Zhang, Peking University
Qinghua Zhang, Peking University
Wouter Vermeulen, CPB Netherlands Bureau for
Economic Policy Analysis
Albert Sole-Olle, University of Barcelona
30. Location Modeling II: Spatial Analysis (Regency D)
Presider: Jeffrey
P. Osleeb,
·
Using a Location Model to Estimate the Amount of Usable Habitat for a
Territorial Species,
Rick Church,
·
Spatial Dispersion of Convicted Sex Offenders, Tony H. Grubesic,
·
Diffusion of Health Service Provision Information: A Spatio-Temporal
Analysis,
Eric Delmelle, University of Idaho; Irene Casas, University at Buffalo;
Elizabeth C. Delmelle, University of Idaho; Alejandro Varela, Hospital Isaias
Duarte Cancino
·
The Carbon Capture and Storage Optimization Problem, Richard S Middleton, Oak
Ridge National Laboratory; Jeff M. Bielicki, Harvard University; Howard J.
Herzog, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Michael Kuby, Arizona State
University
Discussants:
Timothy Matisziw, Ohio State University
Xiaolan Wu, Central Michigan University
Jeffrey P. Osleeb, University of Connecticut
Changjoo Kim, Minnesota State University
31. Rural Development: Regional Development Policy (Scarbrough 3)
Presider: Maureen
Kilkenny,
·
·
Connecting Innovation with Regional Development: Spurring
Institutional Change in Universities, Mark Drabenstott,
·
Neighborhood Effects of the Low Income Housing Tax Credit Program, Kelly D. Edminston, Federal
Reserve Bank of
·
Discussants:
Andrew Mark Isserman, University of Illinois
Kelly D. Edminston, Federal Reserve Bank of
Kansas City
Mark Drabenstott, University of Missouri
Maureen Kilkenny, University of Nevada - Reno
32. Simulation
Models for Long-Term Planning (
Presider: Hanna
Maoh,
·
Developing CLIMATE-C: A Simulation Tool for Climate Impact Assessment
on Transportation and the Economy in
·
Modeling Population Mobility within an Integrated Urban Model: An
Application to
·
Modelling location Decisions of New and Relocating Office Firms:
Introducing Anchor Points and Constructing Choice-Sets into the Model System, Ilan Elgar,
·
Simulations of Location Decisions of New and Relocating Office Firms:
To What Extent Location Models Can Mimic the Actual Choice, Ilan Elgar, University of
Toronto; Bilal Farook, University of Toronto; Eric J. Miller, University of
Toronto
Discussants:
Hejun Kang, McMaster University
Ilan Elgar, University of Toronto
Hanna Maoh, McMaster University
Pavlos Kanaroglou, McMaster University
33. Spatial Statistics and Econometrics: Economic Growth and Convergence (Regency B)
Presider: Manfred
M. Fischer,
·
Spatial Patterns of Productivity Growth and Convergence, Maria Abreu, University of
Cambridge; Henri De Groot, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam; Raymond J.G.M. Florax,
Purdue University
·
International R&D Spillovers in the Multi-country Schumpeterian
Growth Model,
Cem Ertur, Universite d'Orleans; Wilfried Koch, Université de Bourgogne
·
Spatial Analysis of Economic Convergence, Sergio J. Rey, San Diego
State University; Julie Le Gallo, Centre de Recherche sur les Stratégies
Économiques
·
Income Distribution Dynamics and Cross-Region Convergence in
·
Variations on Economic Convergence: The Case of the
Discussants:
Manfred M. Fischer, Vienna University of Economics
and Business Administration
Sergio J. Rey, San Diego State University
Maria Abreu, University of Cambridge
Cristina D. Checherita, George Mason University
Cem Ertur, Universite d'Orleans
34. Transportation: Air (Regency E)
Presider: Ryan Tam, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
·
The Regional Economic Effects of Airport Infrastructure and Commercial
Air Service: Quasi-Experimental Evaluation of the Economic Effects of
Commercial Air Service Near Smaller Airports, Drake
·
The Route Markets for Air Cargo Carriers in Response to Dynamic
Industrial Changes,
Chaug-Ing Hsu,
·
Comparison of Transportation Network Structure Measures and Their
Decomposition,
Aisling J. Reynolds-Feighan,
·
Efficiency Improvement by Means of BCC-DFM-Fixed Factor Model in Data
Envelopment Analysis - An Application to the European Airports, Soushi Suzuki, Sapporo
University ; Peter Nijkamp, Free University of Amsterdam; Piet Rietveld, Free
University of Amsterdam; Eric Pels, Free University of Amsterdam
Discussants:
Aisling J. Reynolds-Feighan, University
College Dublin
Chaug-Ing Hsu, National Chiao Tung University
Soushi Suzuki, Sapporo University
Drake Warren, University of Illinois -
Urbana-Champaign
35. Transportation: Trucking, Freight, and Ports (Regency F)
Presider: Lata
R. Chatterjee,
·
Societal Full Marginal Costs of Port Expansion: The Case of NY, Joseph Berechman,
·
Roles of Port Reform Efforts in World Ports’ Productive Efficiency:
Port Ownership and Malmquist Productivity Index, Sanghyun Cheon,
·
Leadership in Regional Transportation Operations, Xin Zhou, George Mason
University; Yanchun Liu, George Mason University; Jonathan L. Gifford, George
Mason University; Roger R. Stough, George Mason University
·
A Framework for Stakeholder Participation in Multimodal Integration, Lata R. Chatterjee,
Discussants:
Yanchun Liu, George Mason University
Lata R. Chatterjee, Boston University
Joseph Berechman, City College of New York
Sanghyun Cheon, University of California -
Berkeley
36. Urban Economics II: Agglomeration and Trade (Scarbrough 1)
Presider: Toshihiro
Okubo,
·
The World of Changing Comparative Advantage, Steven Brakman, University
of Groningen; Charles Van Marrewijk, Erasmus University Rotterdam
·
Incomplete Contracts, Legal (Dis)similarities, Trade and Firm
Productivity,
Giordano Mion, CORE-UCL; Gianmarco I.p. Ottaviano, University of Bologna;
Kristian Behrens, Université Catholique de Louvain; Gregory Corcos, Norwegian
School of Economics & Business Administration
·
Foreign Direct Investment and Spillovers with Firm Heterogeneity, Toshihiro Okubo,
·
Trade, Firm Selection, and the "Toughness of Competition":
General Equilibrium Theory with Applications, Kristian Behrens, Université Catholique de
Louvain; Yasusada Murata,
Discussants:
Kristian Behrens, Université Catholique de
Louvain
Toshihiro Okuba, University of Manchester
Giordano Mion, CORE-UCL
Steven Brakman, University of Groningen
37. Urban Spatial Structure (Sloane)
Presider: William J. Coffey, Université de Montréal
·
Identifying the Multimodal Spatial Structure of a
·
Simulation of Hierarchical Network of System of Cities in East Japan
Considering Retailing and Consumption of Goods and Services, Kamrul Islam, Dhaka
University; Hitoshi Ieda, Univerisity of Tokyo; Kerati Kijmanawat, Pacific
Consultants International, Japan
·
Medium-Sized Cities and the Dynamics of Producer Services in France:
An Empirical Overview, Claude Lacour, Université Montesquieu Bordeaux IV GREThA;
Sylvette Puissant, Université Montesquieu Bordeaux IV GREThA
·
Characteristics of Urban Centers, Timothy F. Leslie,
Discussants:
Timothy F. Leslie, George Mason University
William J. Coffey, Université de Montréal
Kamrul Islam, Dhaka University
Sylvette Puissant, Université Montesquieu
Bordeaux IV GREThA
38. Creating
Presider: Neil
Reid,
·
Creating
·
Creating
·
Creating
·
Creating
Discussants:
Udo Brixy, Institute for Employment Research
Michael C. Carroll,
Michael J. Taylor,
39. Globalization and Regional Development (Verelst)
Presider: Douglas
P. Woodward,
·
Taiwan and Greater China: The Changing Role of Japanese Electronics
Firms,
David W. Edgington, University of British Columbia; Roger Hayter, Simon
Fraser University
·
Handling the U.S.-North
·
Modeling the Growth Dynamics of Systems of Spatial Units: A
Comparative Study of the
·
Coping with the Collapse of Globalism and Its Impact on
Discussants:
Douglas P. Woodward, University of
Sung Hun Han,
Wilbur R Maki,
David W. Edgington,
40. Housing Economics III: Amenities and Quality of Life (Scarbrough 2)
Presider: Jordan
Rappaport, Federal Reserve Bank of
·
Empathy and Emulation: Life Satisfaction and the Urban Geography of
Comparison Groups,
Christopher Barrington-Leigh,
·
Regional Disparities in Mortality by Heart Attack: Evidence from
France,
Laurent Gobillon, Institut National dEtudes Démographiques; Carine
Milcent, PSE (CNRS-EHESS-ENPC-ENS)
·
Moving to High Qualilty of Life, Jordan Rappaport, Federal Reserve Bank of
·
Inquiring Equity in Access to
Discussants:
Peter M. Zorn, Freddie Mac
Jordan Rappaport, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas
City
Laurent Gobillon, Institut National dEtudes
Démographiques
Christopher Barrington-Leigh, University of
British Columbia
41. Housing Economics VIII: Discrimination (Regency A)
Presider: J.
·
Exclusion Through Informal Sector Housing Development, J.
·
Gains from Green Cards; Immigrant Parents’ Legal Status and Children’s
Scholastic Achievements, Ying Pan,
·
The Importance of Being Ernesto: Measuring Preferences for Hispanic
Neighborhoods,
Albert Saiz,
Discussants:
Ying Pan,
Albert Saiz,
J.
42. Industry Location and Regional Change (Regency B)
Presider: William
R Latham,
·
Offshoring: General Equilibrium Effects on Wages, Production and
Trade,
Frederic L. Robert-Nicoud, LSE
·
Does FDI Promote Regional Development in Developed Countries? A Markov
Chain Approach for
·
A Study of Metropolitan Business Location Patterns in the United
States,
Mihai Nica, University of Central Oklahoma; Fidel Ezeala-Harrison,
Jackson State University; Michael M. Grayson, Texas A&M International
University
·
Convergence in the Canadian Provinces: Evidence using Unemployment
Rates.,
Firouz Fallahi,
Discussants:
Mihai Nica, University of Central
Eckhardt Bode, Kiel Institute for the World
Economy
Frederic L. Robert-Nicoud, LSE
Belal Fallah,
43. Location Modeling III: Security and Critical Infrastructure (Regency D)
Presider: Tony
H. Grubesic,
·
Network Vulnerability Analysis: Implications for Planning and Policy, Timothy Matisziw, Ohio
State University; Alan Murray, Ohio State University; Tony H. Grubesic, Indiana
University
·
Modeling Critical Vaccine Supply Location for Protection: An Analysis
of a Major Metropolitan Area, Paul Maliszewski,
·
Locating Backup Facilities to Reduce Vulnerability to Hazards, Samuel J. Ratick,
·
The State-by-State Economic Impacts of an Attack on the Los
Angeles-Long Beach Harbors in Light of Trade Diversion to Other West Coast
Ports.,
Peter Gordon, University of Southern California; James E. Moore,
University of Southern California; Jiyoung Park, University of Southern
California; Harry W. Richardson, University of Southern California
·
The Spatial Relationship between Broadband Availability and Firm
Location: A Longitudinal Analysis, Elizabeth A. MacK,
Discussants:
Daoqin Tong, University of Arizona
Elizabeth A. MacK, Indiana University
Eric Delmelle, University of Idaho
Tony H. Grubesic, Indiana University
Jiyoung Park, University of Southern California
44. Rural Development: International and Agricultural Issues in Rural Development (Scarbrough 3)
Presider: Thomas
R. Harris,
·
Theory of Regional Stability as a Public Good, Fungisai Nota,
·
Analysis of Charcoal/Fuelwood Production in Rural
·
Analysis of Regional Impacts of
·
Modeling the Spatial Structure of Hog Production in
·
What Is the Deal with Local Food Systems?, David Hughes,
Discussants:
Robert Richardson, Michigan State University
Fungisai Nota, University of Nevada - Reno
Solène Larue, INRA of Dijon
Thomas R. Harris, University of Nevada - Reno
Thomas R. Harris, University of Nevada - Reno
45. Rural
Development: Regional Amenities, Attributes and Development II (
Presider: Stephan
Weiler,
·
Mom and Pop Shops and Big Box Stores: A Retail Choice Model, Michael J Orlando, Federal
Reserve Bank of
·
Universities, Population, and Regional Innovation, Stephan Weiler,
·
Modern U.S. Core-Periphery Population Dynamics: An Urban Systems
Approach, Mark
D. Partridge, Ohio State University; Dan S. Rickman, Oklahoma State University;
Kamar Ali, University of Saskatchewan; Margaret Rose Olfert, University of
Saskatchewan
Discussants:
Peter V. Schaeffer, West Virginia University
Dan S. Rickman, Oklahoma State University
Michael J Orlando, Federal Reserve Bank of
46. Spatial Econometric Theory (Sloane)
Presider: Harry
H. Kelejian,
·
A Spatial J-Test for Model Specification Against a Single or a Set of Nonnested
Alternatives,
Harry H. Kelejian,
·
Estimating Spatial Models with Endogenous Variables, a Spatial Lag and
Spatially Dependent Disturbances: Finite Sample Properties, Bernard Fingleton,
Department of Land Economy; Julie Le Gallo, Centre de Recherche sur les
Stratégies Économiques
·
Inference Based on Alternative Bootstrapping Methods in Spatial Models
with an Application to County Income Growth in the United States, Daniel Monchuk, University
of Southern Mississippi; Dermot Hayes, Iowa State University; John Miranowski,
Iowa State University
·
Heteroskedasticity-Robust Covariance Estimation with Spatial
Autocorrelation: New Results and Monte Carlo Experiments ,
Discussants:
Bernard Fingleton, Department of Land Economy
Dayton M. Lambert, University of Tennessee
Harry H. Kelejian, University of Maryland
Daniel Monchuk, University of Southern
Mississippi
47. Sprawl and Smart Growth I (Regency F)
Presider: Laudo
Ogura,
·
Analyzing Sprawl Policies with a Location Model Incorporating
Congestion, Open Space and Agglomeration Economies, Chen Feng Ng,
·
Do Urban Growth Controls Induce Capital Tax Reduction?, Laudo Ogura,
·
Spatial-Temporal Analysis of Land Use Change for Monitoring
Sustainable Land Development, Daejong Kim, SUNY at
Discussants:
Daejong Kim, SUNY at Buffalo
Chen Feng Ng, University of California - Irvine
Laudo Ogura, Grand Valley State University
48. Sustainable
Urban Growth (
Presider: Tschangho
John Kim,
·
A Model to Predict and Simulate the Spatial Pattern of Employment in
Industry Sectors in a Mega City Region: The Case of Brisbane-South East
Queensland,
Robert J. Stimson, University of Queensland; Jonathan Corcoran,
University of Queensland; Terry Li, University of Queensland; Jackie Robinson,
University of Queensland
·
Forming Eco-clusters: Optimizing the Co-location of Firms According to
Principles of Industrial Ecology, David F. Batten, CSIRO
·
The Effect of
·
Planning for Sustainable Cities in Ubiquitous Spaces: Opportunities
and Challenges,
Tschangho John Kim,
Discussants:
David F. Batten, CSIRO
Tricia L. Petras, Ohio State University
Robert J. Stimson, University of Queensland
Jonathan Corcoran, University of Queensland
49. Transportation: Transport and Land Development (Regency E)
Presider: Feng
Xie,
·
Application of Fuzzy Logic in Urban Land Use-Transportation Modeling, Ali Behseresht, Graduate
Student; Razieh Rezazadeh
·
Development and Application of a LUTI Model for Planning in the Thames
Gateway South Essex Area, Andy Dobson, David Simmonds Consultancy; David Simmonds, David
Simmonds Consultancy; Andrew Ash, TRL; Andrew Potter, Mouchel Parkman; Oliver
Capon, Mouchel Parkman
·
Development of Measurement Technique for Economic Impacts of Road
Network Improvement in San-en Region in Japan, Yasuhiro Hirobata,
Toyohashi University of Technology; Hitomi Nakanishi, Toyohashi University of
Technology; Keigo Kawata, Nakanish@tutrp.tut.ac.jp; Yuzuru Miyata, Toyohashi
University of Technology; Hiroyuki Shibusawa, Toyohashi University of
Technology
·
A Land Use Equilibrium Model Based on Constrained Idiosyncratic
Behavior of Consumers and Developers in an Auction Market., Francisco J. Martinez,
Universidad de Chile; Pedro P. Donoso, Universidad de Chile
Discussants:
Yasuhiro Hirobata, Toyohashi University of
Technology
Francisco J. Martinez, Universidad de Chile
Andy Dobson, David Simmonds Consultancy
Ali Behseresht, Graduate Student
50. Urban Economics III: Urban Theory (Scarbrough 1)
Presider: Matthias
Wrede,
·
Brand Agriculture and Economic Geography: A General Equilibrium
Analysis,
Nobuaki Hamaguchi, Kobe University; Masahisa Fujita, Konan University
·
Intergenerational Human Capital Evolution, Local Public Good
Preferences, and Stratification, Ping Wang, Washington University in St Louis;
Been-Lon Chen, Academia Sinica; Shin-Kun Peng, Academia Sinica
·
Explaining the Size Distribution of Cities, Hiroki Watanabe, Washington
University in St Louis; Marcus Berliant, Washington University in St Louis
·
A Distortive Wage Tax and a Countervailing Commuting Subsidy, Matthias Wrede,
Discussants:
Ping Wang, Washington University in St Louis
Hiroki Watanabe, Washington University in St
Louis
Matthias Wrede, RWTH Aachen University
Nobuaki Hamaguchi, Kobe University
51. PIRS Board (4:30 PM—5:30 PM) (Plimsoll) By invitation only.
52.
Welcoming/Fellows Reception and Riverboat Cruise (5:00 PM—8:00
PM) (
53. Governance and Economic Development Policy (Regency B)
Presider: Tom
Means,
·
An Empirical Test of Dwight Lee’s Theory of Government Size , Tom Means, San Jose State
University; Rodolfo A. Gonzalez, San Jose State University
·
Residents' Valuation of Federal Transfers? Evidence from the Canada, Margaret Rose Olfert,
University of Saskatchewan; Mark D. Partridge, Ohio State University; Samira
Bakshi, University of Saskatchewan; Mohammad Shakeri, University of
Saskatchewan; Simon Weseen, University of Saskatchewan
·
Regional Unity Versus Community Needs: The Role of Metropolitan
Governance in Economic Development Outcomes,
·
Collaboration and Regional Governance: Determinants of Economic
Development Policy Activites, Joo Hun Lee,
·
Inter- vs. Intraregional Income Inequality and Voting Behavior within
Federations,
Alina M. Popescu, University of the Federal Armed Forces Munich; Florian
W. Bartholomae, University of the Federal Armed Forces Munich
Discussants:
Jong Sung Lee,
Alina M. Popescu, University of the Federal Armed
Forces
Margaret Rose Olfert,
Rodolfo A. Gonzalez,
54. Housing Demand and Supply II: Search (Percival)
Presider: William
Rogers,
·
Investigating Spatial Dwelling Search Duration Applying Shared Frailty
Models and Modeling Frequency of Vacancy Visit Using Ordered Probit Models, Muhammad Ahsanul Habib,
University of Toronto; Eric J. Miller, University of Toronto
·
Tenure Choice Implications of Social Networks, Jeffry Jacob,
·
Modeling Time-on-the-Market of Residential Properties and Influence of
Duration on the Property Selling Price, Muhammad Ahsanul Habib, University of Toronto; Eric
J. Miller, University of Toronto
·
The Effects of Housing Age and Tenure on Residential Mobility Rate:
Empirical Evidences from the 100 Metropolitan Areas in the
·
Modeling Dwelling Search Process: An Application of
Partition-Relocation Clustering, Muhammad Ahsanul Habib,
Discussants:
William Rogers, University of Missouri -
Saint Louis
Jeremy Groves, Northern Illinois University
Paul A Coomes, University of Louisville
Alvin D. Murphy, Duke University
Muhammad Ahsanul Habib, University of Toronto
55. Housing Economics IV: Transportation (Scarbrough 2)
Presider: Matthew
Turner,
·
Atomistic Congestion Tolls at Concentrated Airports? Seeking a Unified
View in the Internalization Debate, Jan Brueckner,
·
Should Urban Transit Subsidies Be Reduced?, Ian Parry, Resources for
the Future; Kenneth A Small,
·
Urban Growth and Transportation, Matthew Turner,
Discussants:
Ian Parry, Resources for the Future
Matthew Turner,
Jan Brueckner,
56. Human
Capital and Regional Development (
Presider: Zoltan
Acs,
·
Regional Income Distribution and Human Capital Formation, Florian W. Bartholomae,
University of the Federal Armed Forces Munich; Alina M. Popescu, University of
the Federal Armed Forces Munich
·
Assessing the Effectiveness of Human Capital Investments in the
·
Human Capital Variation and Economic Growth: A Two-sided Study of 152
Canadian Agglomerations Between 1981 and 2001, Philippe Chenard, INRS
Urbanisation Culture Et Societe
·
Adolescents’ Attitudes toward the Importance of Jobs and Higher
Education: Labor Force Implications in Rural America, Murat Arik, Middle
Tennessee State University; David A. Penn, Middle Tennessee State University;
Susan K. Harmon, Pacific Lutheran University
·
Human Capital, Graduate Migration and High-Technology Innovation in
British Regions,
Alessandra Faggian,
·
A Spatial Microsimulation Approach to the Analysis of Social and
Spatial Inequalities in Educational Attainment, Dimitris Kavroudakis,
Discussants:
Laura De Dominicis, Vrije Universiteit
Amsterdam
Philippe Chenard, INRS Urbanisation Culture Et
Societe
Florian W. Bartholomae, University of the Federal
Armed Forces Munich
Richard Le Heron, University of Auckland
Murat Arik, Middle Tennessee State University
Alessandra Faggian, University of Southampton
57. Industry Studies I (Regency A)
Presiders: Philip
McCann,
·
Evaluating the Economic Impact of Cultural Industries in the Central
Puget Sound Region,
William B. Beyers,
·
The Outsourcing of Industrial Design by Large
·
Buying into
·
The Competitive Characteristics of US Firms in the Industrial Design
Sector: Empirical Evidence from a National Survey, Vida Vanchan,
Discussants:
Vida Vanchan,
William B. Beyers,
Alan MacPherson, SUNY at
William B. Beyers, University of
58. Innovation, Productivity and Regional Development (Regency E)
Presider: John
R. Madden,
·
Innovation Driven Sectoral Shocks and
·
Regional Differences in Productivity Growth in The
·
Exploring the Link Between Local and Global Knowledge Spillovers:
Evidence from Plant-Level Data,
·
Regional Productivity - A Driver of Growth, or Do the Gains Spill Out, James A. Giesecke,
·
Transport Costs, Capital Mobility and the Provision of Local Public
Goods,
Ryusuke Ihara,
·
The Influence of Regional Industrial Dominance on Manufacturing
Productivity: A Plant-Level Approach. , Joshua M. Drucker,
Discussants:
John R. Madden,
John R. Madden,
Joshua M. Drucker,
Luisito Bertinelli,
Andrea R. Lamorgese, Bank of Italy
Ryusuke Ihara, Aomori Public College
59. JRS Editorial Board meeting (Plimsoll) By invitation only.
60. Location Modeling IV (Regency D)
Presider: Rick
Church,
·
Continental Scale Radar Siting, Jeff Olson,
·
Spatial and Temporal Analysis of Urban Traffic Volume, Changjoo Kim,
·
Optimizing Relative Contiguity in Reserve Design,
·
Spatially Dispersed Economic Actors and the Internet: Does Distance
Matter?,
Peter L. Stenberg, USDA ERS; Mitchell J. Morehart, USDA ERS
Discussants:
Paul Maliszewski, Florida State University
Peter L. Stenberg, USDA ERS
Rick Church, University of California - Santa
Barbara
Jiyoung Park, University of Southern California
61. Migration (Verelst)
Presider: Nancy
E White,
·
Return Migration Research: The Golden Decade, Jeremiah Allen,
·
Migration, Unemployment and Wages: The Case of the
·
Later-Life Migrations in
·
Migration, Housing Prices and Stage in the Life-course, Christopher Bitter,
·
Migration as a Way to Diversify: Evidence from Rural to Urban
Migration in the United States, Mohammad Arzaghi, American University of Sharjah;
Anil Rupasingha
Discussants:
Karen M. King, McMaster University
Christopher Bitter, University of Arizona
Mohammad Arzaghi, American University of Sharjah
Jeremiah Allen, University of Lethbridge
Antonio Avalos, California State University -
Fresno
62. Spatial Panels and Space-Time Analysis (Sloane)
Presider: Paul
Elhorst,
·
Social Expenditures and Yardstick Competition: French Evidence using a
Two-Regimes Spatial Panel Data Model, Paul Elhorst, University of Groningen
·
Competing Models of Global Dynamics: Evidence from Panel Models with
Spatially Correlated Error Components, Bernard Fingleton, Department of Land Economy
·
A Test Statistic for Space-Time Autocorrelations: An Application to
the Land Prices in Tokyo Metropolitan Area, Takahisa Yokoi, Tohoku University; Asao
Ando, Tohoku University
·
Cross-Country Economic Growth: A Spatial Panel Data Approach, Ferdinand Javien Paraguas,
Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam; Raymond J.G.M. Florax, Purdue University; Henri
De Groot, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
Discussants:
Bernard Fingleton, Department of Land Economy
Raymond J.G.M. Florax, Purdue University
Asao Ando, Tohoku University
Paul Elhorst, University of Groningen
63. Urban Economics IV: Spatial Interactions (Scarbrough 1)
Presider: Myrna
Wooders,
·
The Dynamics of Knowledge Diversity and Economic Growth, Marcus Berliant, Washington
University in St Louis; Masahisa Fujita, Konan University
·
Knowledge Spillovers and Spatial Network Formation, Fan-Chi Kung, City
University of Hong Kong; Ping Wang, Washington University in St Louis
·
Social Interactions with Endogenous Associations, Bruce Weinberg,
Discussants:
Fan-Chi Kung,
Bruce Weinberg,
Marcus Berliant,
64. Geographical Perspectives on Competitive Location Theory (Regency E)
Presider: Diana
Mok, The
·
Urban Land Rent and Suburban Employment Clusters, Limin Fang,
·
The Spatiality and Cost of Language Identity, Diana Mok, The
·
The Estimation of Geographic Effects on Urban Dynamics by Using Data
Mining,
Ying Ge, Hohai University; Ye Wu, Hohai University; Weina Wang, Hohai
University
·
The Cautious Farmer: Market Participation Under Cncertainty, John R. Miron,
Discussants:
Breandan O'Huallachain,
Edward Coulson,
Ying Ge,
Diana Mok, The
65. Housing Economics V: Employment Centers (Scarbrough 2)
Presider:
·
Aging and the Regional Economy: Simulation Results from the
·
Heterogeneous Fixed Cost,
·
Employment Center Hierarchy and Function: The Manifestation of
Agglomeration Economies in the Los Angeles Metropolitan Area, Christian Redfearn, University
of Southern California; Genevieve Giuliano, University of Southern California
·
Residential Location and Travel-to-Work Mode Choices under Central and
Suburban Employment Destination Patterns, Amaya I. Vega, National University of Ireland;
Aisling J. Reynolds-Feighan, University College Dublin
Discussants:
Wen-Tai Hsu, University of Minnesota
Christian Redfearn, University of Southern
California
Amaya I. Vega, National University of Ireland
Geoffrey J.D. Hewings, University of Illinois
66. Housing Models in Metropolitan Areas (Percival)
Presider: Paul
A Coomes,
·
A Model of
·
Mapping the Character of Residential Community Associations: A Case
Study of
·
Tax Rates, Capital Mobility, and the Survival of Vacant Land, Jeremy Groves,
·
Market and Household Response to Variation in Home Heating Efficiency, Paul E. Thorsnes,
·
Affordable Housing Mandates: Some Empirical Results on Housing Prices
and Output,
Tom Means, San Jose State University; Edward Stringham, San Jose State
University
Discussants:
William Rogers, University of Missouri -
Saint Louis
Tom Means, San Jose State University
Paul E. Thorsnes, University of Otago
Jeremy Groves, Northern Illinois University
Paul A Coomes, University of Louisville
67. Industry Studies II (Regency A)
Presider: Philip
McCann,
·
Knowledge Assets, Geographic Proximity, and Market Value,
·
Power in Firm Networks: What It Means for Regional Innovation Systems, Jennifer Clark, Georgia
Institute of Technology; S. Christopherson
·
New Sources of Garment District Agglomeration: Hierarchical Clusters
vs Collaborative Networks, Peter B. Doeringer,
·
The Growth and Consolidation of the Truck-Stop Industry: Economic and
Safety Implications,
Warren McHone,
Discussants:
Philip McCann, University of Waikato
Alan MacPherson, SUNY at Buffalo
Stephen Sheppard, Williams College
Philip McCann, University of Waikato
68. Knowledge Economy I (Regency D)
Presider: Douglas
P. Woodward,
·
Creative Neighbors: Can the Creative Class Serve as a Proxy for
Knowledge and Its Transmission? Cory R. Yemen,
·
Critical Success Factors of a Knowledge-based Economy: An Empirical
Study into Background Factors of Economic Dynamism, Patricia P. Van Hemert,
Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam; Peter Nijkamp, Free University of Amsterdam
·
How to Measure Knowledge as a Factor to Improve Competitiveness, Knut Ingar Westeren,
·
The Determinants of Regional Innovation: Lessons from Independent
Inventors,
Johnathan Munn,
·
Talent, Creativity and Regional Economic Development in Developing
Countries: The Case of
Discussants:
Knut Ingar Westeren, Nord-Trøndelag
University College
Haifeng Qian, George Mason University
Patricia P. Van Hemert, Vrije Universiteit
Amsterdam
Cory R. Yemen, Rutgers University
Johnathan Munn, University of South Carolina
69. Migration and Human Capital (Verelst)
Presider: Paul
D Gottlieb,
·
Economic Development and Non-monotonic Spatial Transitions, Ryo Itoh,
·
Low-Skilled Migration and Incomplete Amenity Compensation, Nancy E White, Bucknell
University; Thomas A Knapp, Pennsylvania State University - Wilkes Barre; David
E Clark, Marquette University; William E Herrin, University of The Pacific
·
Location-Specific Human Capital, Location Choice and Amenity
Valuation,
Douglas J. Krupka, IZA,
·
Can Place of Matriculation Be Used to Leverage the Location of a
Graduate’s First Job? A Reconsideration of Groen and White, Paul D Gottlieb,
Discussants:
Nancy E White, Bucknell University
Paul D Gottlieb, Rutgers University
Ryo Itoh, Tohoku University
Douglas J. Krupka, IZA, Bonn
70. Public
Finance (
Presider: Cynthia
Rogers,
·
A Spatial, Simultaneous Economic and Fiscal Model, Doleswar Bhandari,
University of Missouri - Columbia; Thomas G. Johnson, University of Missouri -
Columbia; Dennis P Robinson, University of Missouri - Columbia
·
Estimating the Impact of Participatory Budget on Observed Outcomes, Ciro Biderman,
LILP/FGV/MIT; Glauco P. Da Silva, CEPESP/FGV
·
An Empirical Framework for Large-Scale Policy Analysis, with an
Application to School Finance Reform in
·
Spatial Analysis of School District Spending: The Impact of Ethnic
Fragmentation in the Youth Population on Education Finance , Gbenga Ajilore,
Discussants:
Ciro Biderman, LILP/FGV/MIT
Doleswar Bhandari, University of Missouri -
Columbia
E. Anthon Eff, Middle Tennessee State University
Gbenga Ajilore, University of Toledo
71. Regional
Development in Europe I (
Presider: Sandy
Dall Erba,
·
A Meta-analysis of EU Regional Policy Evaluation, Sandy Dall Erba, University
of Arizona; Maria Abreu, University of Cambridge; Henri De Groot, Vrije
Universiteit Amsterdam
·
Patterns of Growth in European Cities: Application of Mixed Linear
Model,
Maria Plotnikova,
·
European Regional Structural Funds: How Politically Biased is the
Allocation Process?,
Florence Bouvet,
·
Regional Convergence in the Enlarged European Union- The Case of the
Visegrad Countries,
Emilia Istrate,
·
Economic Integration in the EU27: Towards New Location and
Specialisation Patterns?, Marie-Line Duboz, Centre de Recherche sur les Stratégies
Économiques; Rachel Guillain, Université de Bourgogne; Julie Le Gallo, Centre
de Recherche sur les Stratégies Économiques
Discussants:
Maria Plotnikova, Strathclyde University
Julie Le Gallo, Centre de Recherche sur les
Stratégies Économiques
Sebastian Findeisen, University of Konstanz
Florence Bouvet, Sonoma State University
Emilia Istrate, George Mason University
72. Spatial Econometrics in Regional Applications (Sloane)
Presider: Anabela Ribeiro, Universidade de Coimbra
·
Analyzing the Complexity of Knowledge-Based Spatial Economic
Developments,
Bernard Coutrot, UBS; Jean H.P. Paelinck,
·
The Misunderstood Influence of Road Accessibility in Regional
Development - Spatial Regression Models for Portuguese Less-Developed Regions, Anabela Ribeiro,
Universidade de Coimbra; Antonio Pais Antunes, Universidade de Coimbra; Antonio
Páez, McMaster University
·
Interregional Inequality Dynamics in Mexico, Myrna L. Sastre Gutierrez,
Universidad Autonoma of Baja California; Sergio J. Rey, San Diego State
University
Discussants:
Frank Goetzke,
Sergio J. Rey,
Jean H.P. Paelinck,
73. Spatial Statistics and Econometrics: Model Specification and Selection (Regency B)
Presider:
·
Topology and Dependency Tests in Spatial and Network Autoregressive
Models,
Steven Farber, McMaster University; Antonio Páez, McMaster University;
Erik Volz, University of Texas
·
How to Get Rid of W? A Latent Variables Approach to Modeling Spatially
Lagged Variables,
Henk Folmer,
·
Estimation Bias in Spatial Models with Strongly Connected Weight
Matrices,
·
Spatial Sampling in the Presence of Spatial Dependence, Oleg A. Smirnov,
Discussants:
Oleg A. Smirnov, University of Toledo
Henk Folmer, University of Groningen
Steven Farber, McMaster University
74. Transportation Research and Policy in the Age of Integration I Transportation Research and Policy in the Age of Integration I (Scarbrough 3)
Presider: Ron
N. Buliung,
·
Commuting Connections: Gender, Carpooling, and the World-wide Web, Kalina Soltys, University
of Toronto; Ron N. Buliung, University of Toronto at Mississauga
·
The Relationship Between Recent Fuel Price Fluctuations and Transit
Ridership in Major U.S. Cities,
·
Highway Corridors as Development Axes, Bill Anderson,
·
Just In Time and Just In Case: Supply Chain Adjustments by Canadian
and
·
Dispersion of Nitrogen Oxides (NOx) from Traffic Sources over the
Discussants:
Bradley Wilson Lane, Indiana University
Kalina Soltys, University of Toronto
Bill Anderson, Boston University
Pavlos Kanaroglou, McMaster University
Ron N. Buliung, University of Toronto at
Mississauga
75. Transportation: Time Expenditures and Activity Participation (Regency F)
Presider: Khandker
M N Habib,
·
Modelling Activity-Travel Planning Versus Activity-Travel Scheduling:
What Are the Differences If We Consider Time Allocation/Expenditure to All
Activities Together?,
Khandker M N Habib,
·
Interregional Differences in Time-Use and Well-Being, Andrew S. Harvey, Saint Mary's
University
·
My Car, My Friends, and Me: An Exploratory Analysis of Automobility
and Social Activities, Steven Farber,
·
Locating Stations on a Rapid Transit System to Maximize Trip Coverage, Juan A. Mesa,
Discussants:
Antonio Páez, McMaster University
Steven Farber, McMaster University
Eric J. Miller, University of Toronto
Andrew S. Harvey, Saint Mary's University
76. Urban Economics V: Structural Empirical Analysis (Scarbrough 1)
Presider: Constant
Tra,
·
The Productivity Advantages of Large Markets: Distinguishing
Agglomeration from Firm Selection, Diego Puga, Universitat Pompeu Fabra;
Pierre-Philippe Combes; Gilles Duranton, University of Toronto; Laurent
Gobillon, Institut National dEtudes Démographiques; Sébastien Roux, Centre de
Recherche en Économie et Statistique
·
Meeting the Challenges of Public Housing Policies in A Large
Metropolitan Area,
Holger Sieg,
·
Estimating Interregional Utility Differentials, Takatoshi Tabuchi,
·
Equilibrium Welfare Impacts of the 1990 Clean Air Act Amendments in
the
Discussants:
Judy Geyer, Carnegie Mellon University
Takatoshi Tabuchi, University of Tokyo
Constant Tra, University of Maryland
Diego Puga, Universitat Pompeu Fabra
77. RSAI Council (Plimsoll) By invitation only.
78. RSAI
Fellows Lunch (
79. SRSA Board Meeting (Scarbrough 4) By invitation only.
80. Disasters and Regional Development (Percival)
Presider: Adam
Rose,
·
Systemic Risk and Spatial Dependence of Specialty Crop Production:
Implications for Whole-Farm Revenue Insurance, Mei-Luan Cheng, Cornell
University ; Nelson L. Bills, Cornell University ; Joe D. Francis, Cornell
University
·
Evaluating Impacts of a Disaster in Tokai Region of
·
Do Very Low Probability - High Loss Risks Make a Difference in
Property Values? The Example of Dike Rings Segmentation in the Netherlands, Vanessa E. Daniel, Vrije
Universiteit Amsterdam; Piet Rietveld, Free University of Amsterdam; Raymond
J.G.M. Florax, Purdue University
Discussants:
Hiroyuki Shibusawa, Toyohashi University of
Technology
Mei-Luan Cheng, Cornell University
Adam Rose, Pennsylvania State University
81. Environmental Evaluation (Regency E)
Presider:
·
Restriction of Urban Expansion as a Global Warming Prevention Policy:
The Case of
·
A Simulation Analysis of Optimal Watershed Management with Utilizing
Biomass Resources,
Yoshiro Higano, University of Tsukuba; Yuichi Hataya, University of
Tsukuba; Takeshi Mizunoya, Gunma Industry Support Organization; Susumu Uchida,
University of Tsukuba; Shogo Sugiura, University of Tsukuba
·
A Spatial Hedonic Assessment of Negative Externalities Created by Acid
Mine Drainage in the West Branch Susquehanna River Basin., Julie Svetlik, West
Virginia University; Timothy Phipps, West Virginia University; Alan Collins,
West Virginia University; Evan Hansen, Downstream Strategies
·
Land Use Regression Modelling for Predicting Ambient Concentration of
·
The Impact of Housing Characteristics and Surface Heat Islands on
Water Use in Single Family Residences: The Case of
Discussants:
Julie
Farhana Ferdous,
Hong Bae Kim,
Yoshiro Higano,
82. Housing Economics VI: Neighbourhood Choice (Scarbrough 2)
Presider: Arthur
O'Sullivan,
·
School Desegregation, School Choice and Urban Population
Decentralization,
Nathaniel Baum-Snow,
·
Neighbourhood Effects, Economic Dynamics and Mixing Communities: A
Critical Analysis,
Paul C. Cheshire,
·
Searching for the Best Neighborhood: Mobility and Social Interactions, Yannis M. Ioannides,
·
Schelling's Model Revisited: Residential Sorting with Competitive
Bidding for Land,
Arthur O'Sullivan,
Discussants:
Yannis M. Ioannides, Tufts University
Arthur O'Sullivan, Lewis & Clark College
Nathaniel Baum-Snow, Brown University
Paul C. Cheshire, London School of Economics
83. Industry Studies III (Regency A)
Presiders: Philip
McCann,
·
Electricity Restructuring and the Business Environment for Commercial
and Industrial Firms in Pennsylvania, Seth Blumsack, Pennsylvania State University; Jay
Apt, Carnegie Mellon University; Lester Lave, Carnegie Mellon University
·
Steel Supplier Cluster in the Pittsburgh Region: Resurgence in an Old
Industry Cluster,
Sabina Deitrick, University of Pittsburgh;
·
Semiconductors in the United States and Europe, Tomokazu Arita, University
of Tsukuba; Philip McCann, University of Waikato
·
Export Activities and Challenges in Changing Environments: An
Examination of Canadian Manufacturers, Ronald Kalafsky,
Discussants:
Sabina Deitrick,
Seth Blumsack,
Geoffrey J.D. Hewings,
84. Knowledge Economy II: The Geography of Patents (Regency D)
Presider: William
R Latham,
·
Innovation and Geography: An exploratory Analysis of Patents in the
·
Imports, R&D and Local Patent Production, Urban Gråsjö, Economics and
informatics
·
Differential Regional Productivity and Geographic Spillovers of
Domestic Patenting Activity in China, Hong Yin, University of Delaware; William R Latham,
University of Delaware
·
Spatial Convergence and Spillovers in U.S. Metropolitan Invention, Deborah A. Strumsky,
University of North Carolina - Charlotte; Breandan O'Huallachain, Arizona State
University; Jose Lobo, Arizona State University
Discussants:
Breandan O'Huallachain, Arizona State
University
Deborah A. Strumsky, University of North Carolina
- Charlotte
Luis A. Galvis, University of Illinois -
Urbana-Champaign
Hong Yin, University of Delaware
85. Migration and Poverty (Verelst)
Presider: Inhyuck
Steve Ha,
·
How Education Influences Migration Choices and Economic Well-Being, Alexander Marre, Oregon
State University; Bruce A. Weber, Oregon State University; Monica G Fisher,
Oregon State University
·
The Location of Immigrants in
·
Internal Migration, Development, and Policy Choices: The Case of
·
The Importance of Counterstream Migration in U.S. Rural County Growth, Robert M Gibbs, USDA ERS;
John Cromartie, USDA ERS; Christiane Von Reichert, Montana State University
Discussants:
Peter Batey, University of Liverpool
Md Zakir Hossain, Khulna University - Bangladesh
Bruce A. Weber, Oregon State University
Hubert Jayet, Medee-Equippe
86. Public
Finance: Taxes (
Presider: Katherine
C Chalmers,
·
Local Option Sales Tax Elasticity: Does the Implementing Level
Matter?,
Cynthia Rogers,
·
The Taxation of Sin in Democratic and Republican States, Per Fredriksson,
·
Small Matters: Fiscal Policy Effects at the City Level, Katherine C Chalmers,
California State University - Sacramento; Walter R. Schwarm, California
Department of Finance; Harvey Cutler, Colorado State University
·
Identifying the Prevalence of Unobserved Fuel Tax Evasion: What Can
Biased Data Reveal?,
Pierre B. Vilain, Halcrow; Carolyn Wolff,
·
The Impact of State Tax Credits on Job Growth: A Spatial Panel
Analysis of
Discussants:
Per Fredriksson, University of Louisville
Cynthia Rogers, University of Oklahoma
Jason Paul Brown, Purdue University
Katherine C Chalmers, California State University
- Sacramento
Pierre B. Vilain, Halcrow
87. Regional
Development in Europe II (
Presider: Peter
W. Daniels,
·
Dynamics of Regional Income Inequality in Europe and Impact of EU
Regional Policy and EMU,
·
Services and the Transformation of the European Economic Landscape:
Convergence of Divergence?, Peter W. Daniels, University of Birmingham; Luis Rubalcaba,
University of Alcala; Metka Stare, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia; John R.
Bryson, University of Birmingham
·
The Degree of Synchronicity of Regional Business Cycles in the United
Kingdom,
John Llewellyn Dewhurst, University of Dundee
·
Fast Moving Industries, Slowly Changing Cities: Theory and Evidence
from
Discussants:
Dong Guo, Universite de Bourgogne
Maria Plotnikova, Strathclyde University
Luis Rubalcaba, University of Alcala
Florence Bouvet, Sonoma State University
88. Spatial Analysis of Urban Issues I (Sloane)
Presider: Julie Le Gallo, Centre de Recherche sur les Stratégies Économiques
·
Evolving Population Density Structure of Major U.S Metropolitan Areas
Between 1980 and 2000, Daniel Griffith,
·
Is There a
·
Ethnicity and Spatial Externalities in Employment, Eleonora Patacchini,
Discussants:
Eleonora Patacchini, University of
Daniel Griffith,
Eleonora Patacchini, University of
89. Transportation Research and Policy in the Age of Integration II (Scarbrough 3)
Presider: Ron
N. Buliung,
·
Individual Shopping Trip Duration: Is There a
Metropolitan/Non-Metropolitan Divide?, Julien Bonin,
·
An Exploration of Inter-personal and Intra-personal Variability in
Daily Activity Time Allocation, Hejun Kang, McMaster University; Darren M. Scott,
McMaster University
·
Optimal Accessibility Landscapes? Development of a New Methodology for
Simulating and Assessing Jobs-housing Relationships in Urban Regions, Mark Horner,
Discussants:
Julien Bonin,
Mark Horner,
Hejun Kang,
90. Transportation: Activity and Travel Behavior (Regency F)
Presider: Eric
J. Miller,
·
Hierarchical Modeling for Non-work Activity Generation and Chaining
within Household Context, Y. C. Liao, Chung-Yuan University; Jeff Yang, Chung-Yuan
University
·
The Micro-Foundations of Commuting: How Irreversible Are the Economic
Agents’ Daily Travelling Choices?, Michel Dimou,
·
An Empirical Analysis of Trip Behaviors in Areas Inconvenient for
Public Transport,
Hidekazu Ito,
·
Passengers’ LOS Modeling at Railway Station of
Discussants:
Michel Dimou, University of Reunion
Y. C. Liao, Chung-Yuan University
Kamrul Islam, Dhaka University
Hidekazu Ito, Kwansei Gakuin University
91. Transportation: Travel Behavior and Congestion (Regency B)
Presider: Jan
Rouwendal, Free
·
Design and Application of a GIS-based Route Choice Analysis Toolkit, Dominik Papinski,
·
Household Structure and the Perception of Congestion, Alison Davis Reum,
·
How to Alleviate Congestion by Rewarding Drivers, Jan Rouwendal, Free
University of
·
Modeling of Telecommuting Choices: Evidence from
Discussants:
Liren Zhou,
Jan Rouwendal, Free University of
Alison Davis Reum,
Dominik Papinski,
92. Urban Economics VI: Agglomeration and its Effects I (Scarbrough 1)
Presider: William
Strange,
·
Convergence, Clusters and Economic Performance, Mercedes Delgado, Harvard
Business School; Michael E. Porter, Harvard Business School; Scott Stern,
Northwestern University
·
Estimating Agglomeration Effects: Does Playing with Different
Instruments Give a Consistent Tune?, Gilles Duranton, University of Toronto;
Pierre-Philippe Combes; Laurent Gobillon, Institut National dEtudes
Démographiques; Sébastien Roux, Centre de Recherche en Économie et Statistique
·
The Relationship Between the Establishment Age Distribution and Urban
Growth,
Jason Faberman, Federal Reserve Bank of
·
Small Establishments/Big Effects: The Impact of Agglomeration and
Industrial Organization on Entrepreneurship, William Strange,
Discussants:
Gilles Duranton, University of Toronto
Jason Faberman, Federal Reserve Bank of
Philadelphia
William Strange, University of Toronto
Mercedes Delgado, Harvard Business School
93. Agglomeration: Empirical Analysis (Regency B)
Presider: Mark
Brown, Statistics
·
An Empirical Analysis of Market Potential Effects and Location Choice
of Japanese Electronics Firms in East Asia, Suminori Tokunaga, University of Tsukuba;
Jia Lu, University of Tsukuba
·
Agglomeration Economies: Micro-data Panel Estimates from Canadian
Manufacturing,
Mark Brown, Statistics Canada; John Baldwin, Statistics Canada; David
Rigby, UCLA
·
Agglomeration Externalities and Technical Efficiency in Pig
Production,
Solène Larue, INRA of
·
Job Hopping, Earnings Dynamics, and Industrial Agglomeration, Matthew Freedman,
·
The Impact of Agricultural Technology and Land Use on Population
Density and Economic Growth, Mesbah J. Motamed, Purdue University; Raymond
J.G.M. Florax, Purdue University; Will Masters, Purdue University
Discussants:
Joshua M. Drucker, University of North
Carolina - Chapel Hill
Tatsuhiko Kawashima, Gakushuin University
Mark Brown, Statistics Canada
Laure Latruffe, INRA
Solène Larue, INRA of Dijon
94. Exploratory Spatial Data Analysis (Regency E)
Presider: Sergio
J. Rey,
·
The Growth and Change of Retail Opportunity in the Greater Toronto
Area, Ron
N. Buliung, University of Toronto at Mississauga; Tony Hernandez, Ryerson
Polytechnic University
·
Block Bootstrapping the Mean from Areally Aggregated Data, Nicholas Nathaniel Nagle,
·
Comparative Spatial Dynamics of Regional Systems:
·
Spatial Concentration, Giuseppe M. Arbia,
Discussants:
Giuseppe M. Arbia, University of Pescara
Ron N. Buliung, University of Toronto at
Mississauga
Nicholas Nathaniel Nagle, University of Colorado
Sergio J. Rey, San Diego State University
95. Housing Economics VII: Local Taxation and Public Goods (Scarbrough 2)
Presider: Stephen
L. Ross,
·
The Effect of Property Taxation on Household Mobility - Evidence from
the Michigan Vacation Home Market, Erik Johnson,
·
The Effect of Three-Rate Property Taxation on Housing Construction, Teemu Lyytikäinen,
Government Institute for Economic Research (VAAT)
·
How Decisive Is the Decisive Voter?, Stephen L. Ross,
Discussants:
Teemu Lyytikäinen, Government Institute for
Economic Research (VAAT)
Stephen L. Ross, University of Connecticut
Erik Johnson, University of Colorado - Boulder
96. Industry Studies IV (Regency A)
Presiders: Philip
McCann,
·
Are One Molecule Companies a Sustainable Industry? The Case of Israeli
Biotechnology Industry, Shiri M. Breznitz,
·
Mis-Steps and Misunderstandings or How did the Irish IT Industry
Emerge? Rethinking the Role of the State in the Irish Miracle, Dan Breznitz, Georgia
Institute of Technology
·
How Local Are IT Services Markets? Proximity and IT Outsourcing, Chris Forman, Georgia
Institute of Technology; Ashish Arora
·
Bootstrapping High-Tech: Entrepreneurship and Innovation in Second
Tier Regions,
Discussants:
Chris Forman, Georgia Institute of Technology
Dan Breznitz, Georgia Institute of Technology
Philip McCann, University of Waikato
97. Knowledge Economy III (Regency D)
Presider:
·
Geographical Proximity and Technological Networks among Small and Medium
Sized Firms in Metropolitan Areas: Case Study of
·
Regional Clusters of Innovative Activities in Europe: Are Social and
Geographical Proximity the Key Determinants?, Laura De Dominicis, Vrije Universiteit
Amsterdam; Raymond J.G.M. Florax, Purdue University; Henri De Groot, Vrije
Universiteit Amsterdam
·
Penetrating the Knowledge Filter in the Rust Belt, Zoltan Acs, George Mason
University; Lawrence A. Plummer, Clemson University; Ryan Sutter, George Mason
University
·
Effect of International Technology Diffusion on the Demand of Skilled
Labor in Low and Medium Technology (LMT) Sectors, Juan Julio Gutierrez,
·
Innovation and Dynamics of Economic Spaces,
Discussants:
Sam Ock Park, Seoul National University
Maria Abreu, University of Cambridge
Yoshihiro Kameyama, ICSEAD
Lina Bjerke, Jönköping International Business
School
Lawrence A. Plummer, Clemson University
98. Migration in Developed Countries (Scarbrough 3)
Presider: Bruce
Newbold,
·
Assessing the Impact of Regeneration Policy on Migration to and from
Deprived Urban Neighbourhoods: a Matched Comparison Method, Peter Batey,
·
The Role of Canadian Cities in the Growth and Transfer of Human
Capital,
Bruce Newbold,
·
Regional Variation of Employment Growth, Income, Migration and Local
Public Services: A Spatial Panel Data Analysis of U.S. Counties, Gebremeskel H. Gebremariam,
West Virginia University; Gebremeskel H. Gebremariam, West Virginia University
·
Regional Net Migration in
Discussants:
Gebremeskel H. Gebremariam, West Virginia
University
Jeremiah Allen, University of Lethbridge
Peter Batey, University of Liverpool
Bruce Newbold, McMaster University
99. Poverty and
Race (
Presider: Janice
Madden,
·
Persistent Poverty in the
·
Status Caste Exchange: Preferences for Race and Poverty Status of
Neighbors in Large
·
Racial/Ethnic Inter-Mixing Among
Discussants:
Robert M Gibbs, USDA ERS
Janice Madden,
100. Regional Economic Effects of Disasters (Percival)
Presider: Yasuhide
Okuyama,
·
Economic Impact Analysis of Earthquakes: Cascade Effects and CGE
Modeling,
Satoshi Tsuchiya, Nagaoka University of Technology; Hirokazu Tatano,
Kyoto University; Norio Okada, Kyoto University
·
Estimating the State-By-State Economic Impacts of a Foot-and-Mouth
Disease (FMD) Attack,
Bumsoo Lee, University of Southern California; Peter Gordon, University
of Southern California; James E. Moore, University of Southern California;
Jiyoung Park, University of Southern California; Harry W. Richardson,
University of Southern California
·
Sequential Interindustry Model and Linkage Analysis, Yasuhide Okuyama,
·
Macroeconomic Impacts of Shutting Down the U.S. Borders in Response to
a Security of Health Threat, Adam Rose, Pennsylvania State University; Garrett
Asay, University of South California; Dan Wei, University of Southern
California
Discussants:
Bumsoo Lee, University of Southern California
Yasuhide Okuyama, International University of
Japan
Satoshi Tsuchiya, Nagaoka University of
Technology
Hirokazu Tatano, Kyoto University
101. Spatial Analysis of Urban Issues II (Sloane)
Presiders: Jun
·
Modeling Urban Growth with Geographically Weighted Multinomial
Logistic Regression,
Jun
·
Estimating the Impact of Air Quality with a Spatial Hedonic: Geostatistical
Versus Weight-Matrix Approaches, Shruti Tandon, University of Nevada - Las Vegas;
Helen R. Neill, University of Nevada - Las Vegas; Djeto Assane, University of
Nevada - Las Vegas; David Hassenzahl, University of Nevada - Las Vegas
·
Demand for Neighborhood Racial, Income, Education, and Age
Segregation,
Andres Jauregui, Columbus State University; Diane Hite, Auburn
University; David M. Brasington, Louisiana State University
·
An Assessment of Workarounds for Spatial Effects in the Case of Binary
Probit,
Richard D. Robertson, University of Illinois - Urbana-Champaign; Gerald
C. Nelson, University of Illinois - Urbana-Champaign
Discussants:
Helen R. Neill, University of Nevada - Las
Vegas
Andres Jauregui, Columbus State University
Richard D. Robertson, University of Illinois -
Urbana-Champaign
Danlin Yu, Montclair State University
102. Sprawl and Smart Growth II (Verelst)
Presider: Michael
Lincoln Lahr,
·
Does
·
Spatial Variation of Residential Land Prices in French Urban Areas,
·
Open Space Purchases, House Prices, and the Tax Base, Donald Vandegrift, College
of New Jersey; Michael Lincoln Lahr, Rutgers University
·
Veblen in the Metropolis: Land Use Proximities in a
Discussants:
Donald Vandegrift,
Michael Lincoln Lahr,
Ralph McLaughlin, University of
103. Tourism
and Regional Science: Applications (
Presider: Tadayuki
Hara,
·
The Count Data Modeling of Forest Recreation Demand in Great Britain, Ayele Ulfata Gelan, The
Macaulay Institute; Jeff Englin, University of Nevada - Reno; Ya-Wen Pang,
University of Nevada - Reno
·
Tourism in Low Dense Regions, Pedro G. Carvalho, Universidade Beira Interior
·
Can Regional Sports Stadia Ever Be Economically Significant?, Calvin Jones, Cardiff
Business School; Max C. Munday, Cardiff Business School; Neil Roche, Cardiff
Business School
·
Tourism and Income Distribution: The Case of Nicaragua, Manuel Antonio Rivera,
University of Central Florida; Tadayuki Hara, University of Central Florida;
Robertico R. Croes, University of Central Florida
·
Beyond the Resort Life Cycle - Dynamic Issues of Tourism in Small
Economies,
Sam Cole, University at
Discussants:
Manuel Antonio Rivera, University of Central
Florida
Sam Cole, University at Buffalo
Tadayuki Hara, University of Central Florida
Ayele Ulfata Gelan, The Macaulay Institute
Manuel Antonio Rivera, University of Central
Florida
104. Transportation: Analysis and Modeling of Pedestrian Behavior and Risks (Regency F)
Presider: Jean-Claude
F. Thill,
·
Spatial Analysis of Pedestrian Accident Risks, Jean-Claude F. Thill,
·
Modeling of Pedestrian Level-of-Service at Urban Intersections, Kamrul Islam,