Faculty and Staff Research
Anthropology
Brian Nicholls, Research Specialist
Center for Economic Development
Kate Madison, Policy Analyst
Civil Engineering
Xiao Qin, Associate Professor
Electrical Engineering & Computer Science
Tian Zhao, Associate Professor
Geography
Rina Ghose, Professor
Mark Schwartz, Distinguished Professor
Changshan Wu, Professor
Zengwang Xu, Assistant Professor
Public Health
Alice Yan, Associate Professor
Jenna Loyd, Assistant Professor
Urban Planning
Lingqian (Ivy) Hu, Associate Professor
Robert Schneider, Associate Professor
Graduate Student Research
Anthropology
Kevin Garstki
Garstki, K., Arnold, B., & Murray, M. L. (2015). Reconstituting community: 3D visualization and early Iron Age social organization in the Heuneburg mortuary landscape. Journal of Archaeological Science, 54, 23-30.
Kerry Dorre
2013. An Anthropological Investigation of the Dynamic Human-Vervet Monkey (Chlorocebus Aethiops Sabaeus) Interface in St. Kitts, West Indies (PhD Dissertation)
Stephen Wayne Wilson
2016. Late Prehistoric Lithic Economies in the Prairie Peninsula: a Comparison of Oneota and Langford in Southern Wisconsin and Northern Illinois (MS Thesis)
Peter John Geraci
2016. The Prehistoric Economics of the Kautz Site: a Late Archaic and Woodland Site in Northeastern Illinois (MS Thesis)
Civil Engineering
Joshua William Depies
2015. Economic Observations Using Origin and Destination Estimation Through Observed Traffic Counts (MS Thesis)
Katrina Maria Kurniati
2014. Evaluation of Employment Benefits of Ultra-Heavy Trucks: Wisconsin Case Study (MS Thesis)
Geography
Stephen Robert Appel
2015. Public Geospatial Data in Wisconsin: Information Access, Data Sharing, and the University (MS Thesis)
Chengbin Deng
2013. Small-Area Population Estimation: an Integration of Demographic and Geographic Techniques (PhD Dissertation)
Patrice A. Day
2012. Access to Spatial Data: The Political Power of Legal Control Mechanisms (PhD Dissertation)
Wei Xu
2014. Developing Population Grid with Demographic Trait: An Example for Milwaukee County, Wisconsin (MS Thesis)
Geoscience
Jackson Graham
2015. Climate Impact on Groundwater Flow Processes in the Cedar Creek Watershed and Cedarburg Bog (MS Thesis)