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Spatial Analysis of Health Risk Perception - Participants & Presentations
Participants
Luc ANSELIN - Statement CV
Director, Spatial Analysis Laboratory, and Professor, Departments of Agricultural and Consumer Economics, Economics, Geography, and Urban and Regional Planning, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign;
spatial data analysis, GIS and spatial econometrics, regional economics, environmental economics, epidemiology and criminology
Ann BOSTROM - Statement CV Presentation
Associate Professor of Public Policy, Georgia Institute of Technology; environmental risk and risk communication; mental models of hazardous processes; risk perception
Art GETIS - Statement CV
Stephen and Mary Birch Foundation Chair of Geographical Studies, San Diego State University; spatial analysis of disease transmission (especially dengue in Peru and Thailand), entomology and risk assessment, spatial pattern analysis, cluster determination, local statistics, spatial filtering, spatial weights matrix specification.
Jim HOLT - Statement CV
Lead Public Health Analyst, Division of Adult and Community Health, National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; social determinants of health outcomes; spatial scale dependency; spatial analysis of health data at the small area level
Sara MCLAFFERTY - Statement CV
Professor of Geography, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign; geography of health and health care; GIS and modeling health inequalities in cities in the US; race/ethnicity and geographical access to health care
Lee MOBLEY - Statement CV
Research Economist, Health Care Quality Program in the Division for Health Economics Research, RTI International; understanding spatial variation in healthcare access, quality, satisfaction with care, and outcomes; behavioral health, contextual factors, and behavioral disease models; spatial spillovers, collusion, firm behavior, and antitrust in healthcare markets; agglomeration economies, network efficiencies, and managed care penetration; physician location, health provider shortages, and monopsony in nursing markets
Mark NICHTER - Statement CV Presentation
Professor of Anthropology, University of Arizona, and President, Society for Medical Anthropology; international health, smoking behavior, tuberculosis, and everyday practices of harm reduction (S and SE Asia)
Jan RIGBY - Statement CV
Lecturer, School of Earth Sciences, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand; geographies of health; socio-environmental equity; women's health; spatial analysis in public health (Europe)
Gerry RUSHTON - Statement CV Presentation
Professor of Geography, University of Iowa; spatial decision support systems (SDSS) and spatial analysis of disease, development of human service systems in western and developing countries. Modeling areas include location-allocation, small area demographics, spatial choice behavior, disease cluster analysis, spatial aggregation and disaggregation (S. Asia)
Terre SATTERFIELD - Statement CV Presentation
Assistant Professor, Institute for Resources and the Environment, University of British Columbia; health risk perception and stigma; community response to environmental health hazards; race and gender
Elisa SOBO - Statement & CV
Trauma Research Scientist, Center for Child Health Outcomes, Children's Hospital and Health Center, San Diego; perception of HIV/AIDS risk among African American women; pediatric trauma; stigma and health risk perception
Cynthia WARRICK - Statement CV
Assistant Professor of Management & Policy Sciences, University of Texas School of Public Health, Houston, Texas; social and environmental determinants of health disparities; GIS and spatial analysis of cancer disparities; neighborhood effects of cancer prevention behavior
UCSB Campus Participants
Francesca BRAY - Statement CV
Professor of Anthropology; science and agricultural technology, risks to food safety, and social movements
Helen COUCLELIS - Statement CV
Professor of Geography; urban and regional modeling and planning, spatial cognition, geographic information science, geography of the information society
Bill FREUDENBURG - Statement CV
Dehlsen Professor of Environmental Studies; risk communication; experts' and lay persons' perceptions of environmental health risk
Mike GOODCHILD - Statement CV Presentation
Professor of Geography, founding director, National Center for Geographic Information and Analysis, and PI, CSISS; spatial analysis technology and social science applications
Barbara HERR HARTHORN - Statement CV Presentation
Associate Director, Institute for Social, Behavioral, and Economic Research and Assistant Research Anthropologist; culture, ethnicity and gender in perception of health risk; occupational and environmental health; immigration and health
Laury OAKS - Statement CV Presentation
Associate Professor of Women’s Studies, Anthropology, and Sociology; social and cultural construction of reproductive health risk
Susan STONICH - CV Presentation
Professor and Chair, Environmental Studies, Professor of Anthropology, Interdepartmental Graduate Program in Marine Science, and Geography; political ecology, vulnerability, and sustainability; environmental risk; marine and agrarian resource systems
Stuart SWEENEY - Statement CV
Assistant Professor of Geography, urban and regional modeling/planning, human migration, local economic development, spatial statistics
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