Daniel G. Chatman, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Urban Planning and Policy
Director of Research, Alan M. Voorhees Transportation Center

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RESEARCH

RESEARCH INTERESTS
 Influences of urban form on travel
 Integrated land use and transportation planning
 Regional governance
 Urban infrastructure and fiscal decision making

UNPUBLISHED RESEARCH | PUBLICATIONS

Dissertation

How the built environment influences non-work travel: Theoretical and empirical essays . University of California, Los Angeles, 2005.

Working Papers

“Evaluating smart growth.” Updated February 2005. Presented (in part) at Associated Collegiate Schools of Planning Annual Conference, at Baltimore, Maryland, November 2002.

“Big boxes and fiscal payoffs." 2004. Presented at Urban Affairs Conference, at Washington DC, April 2004.

“A reality check for regional governance: Lessons from the San Francisco Bay Area.” Updated October 2003. With R. Crane, L. Schweitzer and L. Takahashi. Presented at Associated Collegiate Schools of Planning Annual Conference, at Cleveland, Ohio, November 2001.