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Aaron J Enriquez, PhD

Research Economist

University of Alaska Anchorage

Affiliations

College of Business

College Of Business And Public Policy

Department Of Economics

Institute Of Social And Economic Research

University of Alaska Anchorage

Aaron J Enriquez, Phd is currently serving as a College Of Business And Public Policy Research Economist at University of Alaska Anchorage.

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Aaron J Enriquez, PhD

University of Alaska Anchorage

Research Economist

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public health materials science epidemiology infectious diseases renewable energy environmental health risk management environmental economics spatial analysis conservation science conservation biology communicable diseases infection control tropical medicine economic behavior economic geography wildlife animal conservation disease surveillance vector borne disease disease emergence disease ecology emerging infectious diseases resource economics mobility data location management mobile geospatial application urban health practical conservation powder river basin coal byproducts northeastern united states urban area lyme disease endemic lyme disease transdisciplinary projects preference questions staten island pet owners urban tick exposure valuation forest policy coastal conservation environmental science natural resource management environmental resource management environmental research aquatic conservation applied geography ecology applied economics conservation letter biological conservation environmental law ecological economics coastal management ecological indicator environmental impact assessment physical geography natural resource economics environmental policy of the united states geography marine policy environmental policy sustainable tourism tourism economics human impacts on the environment resource policy environmental protection fishery research fisheries economics animal ecology urban ecology environmental values political ecology ecological engineering public policy ecosystem services sustainability science land use environmental planning agricultural economics

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Are Mobile Device Location Data a Substitute for Travel Cost Surveys?. Land Economics (2026)

economicsspatial analysiseconomic geographymobility datamobile geospatial applicationlocation management

Economic Benefits of the U.S. National Park System: Travel Costs, Machine Learning, and Social Surplus. SSRN Electronic Journal (2025)

Scoping Decision-Maker Needs and Science Availability to Support Regional Natural Capital Accounting in the U.S. Colorado River Basin. One Ecosystem (2025)

Tradeoffs and Win‐Wins Between Large Landscape Conservation and Wildlife Viewing in Protected Areas. Conservation Science and Practice (2025)

practical conservationecologyconservation sciencewildlifeconservation biologyanimal conservation

Contrasting Perceptions, Knowledge, and Actions Around Lyme Disease in an Urban Area of Emerging Lyme Disease and an Area of Endemic Lyme Disease in the Northeastern United States. American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene (2024)

Kacey C. ErnstPilar FernandezMaria Diuk-WasserAaron J. EnriquezKevin BerryMary H. Hayden

emerging infectious diseasesinfection controlendemic lyme diseasedisease emergenceinfectious diseasesenvironmental healthurban areavector borne diseasedisease ecologycommunicable diseasesdisease surveillancetropical medicinepublic healthlyme diseasenortheastern united statesepidemiology

Simple Stated Preference Questions Can Enhance Transdisciplinary Projects: Linking Perceived Risks With Willingness to Spray and Pay. Environmental and Resource Economics (2024)

Aaron J. EnriquezKevin BerryMaria del Pilar FernandezNichar GregoryKacey C. ErnstMary H. HaydenMaria Diuk-Wasser

environmental scienceeconomicsrisk managementenvironmental economicspreference questionsresource economicseconomic behaviortransdisciplinary projects

Urban Tick Exposure on Staten Island is Higher in Pet Owners. PLoS ONE (2024)

Noriko TamariKacey C. ErnstAaron J. EnriquezMaria A. Diuk-WasserMaria P. FernandezKevin BerryMary H. Hayden

staten islandpet ownersurban tick exposurepublic healthurban health

Valuing Wildlife Sightings at the Species-Wide and Individual Animal Levels: An Approach and Application to Bear Viewing in Yellowstone National Park. Human Dimensions of Wildlife (2024)

Rare Earth Element Resource Evaluation of Coal Byproducts: A Case Study From the Powder River Basin, Wyoming. Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews (2022)

D.A. BagdonasA.J. EnriquezK.A. CoddingtonD.C. FinnoffJ.F. McLaughlinM.D. BazilianE.H. PhillipsT.L. McLing

powder river basinmaterials sciencecoal byproductsrenewable energy

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Aaron J Enriquez, PhD

Research Economist

University of Alaska Anchorage

Affiliations

College of Business

College Of Business And Public Policy

Department Of Economics

Institute Of Social And Economic Research

University of Alaska Anchorage

Aaron J Enriquez, Phd is currently serving as a College Of Business And Public Policy Research Economist at University of Alaska Anchorage.

Honors

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Aaron J Enriquez, PhD

University of Alaska Anchorage

Research Economist

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Are Mobile Device Location Data a Substitute for Travel Cost Surveys?. Land Economics (2026)

economicsspatial analysiseconomic geographymobility datamobile geospatial applicationlocation management

Economic Benefits of the U.S. National Park System: Travel Costs, Machine Learning, and Social Surplus. SSRN Electronic Journal (2025)

Scoping Decision-Maker Needs and Science Availability to Support Regional Natural Capital Accounting in the U.S. Colorado River Basin. One Ecosystem (2025)

Tradeoffs and Win‐Wins Between Large Landscape Conservation and Wildlife Viewing in Protected Areas. Conservation Science and Practice (2025)

practical conservationecologyconservation sciencewildlifeconservation biologyanimal conservation

Kacey C. ErnstPilar FernandezMaria Diuk-WasserAaron J. EnriquezKevin BerryMary H. Hayden

Simple Stated Preference Questions Can Enhance Transdisciplinary Projects: Linking Perceived Risks With Willingness to Spray and Pay. Environmental and Resource Economics (2024)

Aaron J. EnriquezKevin BerryMaria del Pilar FernandezNichar GregoryKacey C. ErnstMary H. HaydenMaria Diuk-Wasser

environmental scienceeconomicsrisk managementenvironmental economicspreference questionsresource economicseconomic behaviortransdisciplinary projects

Urban Tick Exposure on Staten Island is Higher in Pet Owners. PLoS ONE (2024)

Noriko TamariKacey C. ErnstAaron J. EnriquezMaria A. Diuk-WasserMaria P. FernandezKevin BerryMary H. Hayden

staten islandpet ownersurban tick exposurepublic healthurban health

Valuing Wildlife Sightings at the Species-Wide and Individual Animal Levels: An Approach and Application to Bear Viewing in Yellowstone National Park. Human Dimensions of Wildlife (2024)

Rare Earth Element Resource Evaluation of Coal Byproducts: A Case Study From the Powder River Basin, Wyoming. Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews (2022)

D.A. BagdonasA.J. EnriquezK.A. CoddingtonD.C. FinnoffJ.F. McLaughlinM.D. BazilianE.H. PhillipsT.L. McLing

powder river basinmaterials sciencecoal byproductsrenewable energy

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