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Daniel W Schneider

Emeritus Professor of Urban and Regional Planning

UIUC

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College of Fine & Applied Arts

Department of Urban and Regional Planning

Daniel W Schneider is currently serving as a College Of Fine & Applied Arts Emeritus Professor of Urban and Regional Planning at Uiuc.

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Daniel W Schneider

UIUC

Emeritus Professor of Urban and Regional Planning

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ecology environmental science aquatic ecosystems biology freshwater biology population biology aquatic conservation freshwater ecosystems benthic ecology water resources aquatic organisms water resource management ecology and evolutionary biology community (ecology) ecosystems water quality river basin management zebra mussels public health fishery research sustainable development applied ecology water ecologies conservation biology animal ecology fish biology ecological applications pest management ecological economics environmental politics zebra mussel marine systems industrial ecology population ecology urban health benthic-pelagic coupling water policy water quality management ecosystem management aquatic toxicology behavioral ecology environmental fluid mechanics community structure predator-prey interactions theoretical ecology aquatic food system fishery science trophic web food web interactions municipal wastewater ecotechnology limnology water governance environmental biology urban environments illinois river hybrid nature sewage treatment bed bug spatial ecology ecological process trophic transfer eutrophication infectious disease modelling epidemic intelligence virus epidemiology temporary ponds habitat duration individual growth model pseudofeces production inorganic sediment native mussel communities zebra mussel spread theoretical metropolitan area urban epidemic trajectories eviction moratoria pest science urban planning vector management human impacts on the environment applied entomology pest control urban ecology environmental history

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Spatiotemporal Trends in Bed Bug Metrics: New York City. PLoS ONE (2022)

Kathryn P. HackerAndrew J. GreenleeAlison L. HillDaniel SchneiderMichael Z. Levy

environmental healthbed bug metricspest controlbed bugintegrated pest managementecological entomologyapplied entomologydisease ecologybed bug complaintspest managementurban ecologypublic healthvector managemententomologyepidemiologyurban planning

The Effect of Eviction Moratoria on the Transmission of Sars-Cov-2. Nature Communications (2021)

Anjalika NandeJustin SheenEmma L. WaltersBrennan KleinMatteo ChinazziAndrei H. GheorgheBen AdlamJulianna ShinnickMaria Florencia TejedaSamuel V. ScarpinoAlessandro VespignaniAndrew J. GreenleeDaniel SchneiderMichael Z. LevyAlison L. Hill

virus epidemiologyeviction moratoriacovid-19communicable diseasestheoretical metropolitan areainfectious diseasessars-cov-2infectious disease modellingurban epidemic trajectoriesepidemiological dynamicepidemic intelligencepublic healthpublic health preparednessepidemiology

Placing Volunteered Geographic Health Information: Socio-Spatial Bias in 311 Bed Bug Report Data for New York City. Health & Place (2020)

Sara McLaffertyDaniel SchneiderKathryn Abelt

rural healthapplied geographyurban healthsocio-spatial biasgeographical information sciencevolunteered geographic informationhealth policynew york citysocial determinants of healthhealth geographyspatial analysisdisease mappingpublic healthhealth planning

Socioeconomic Drivers of Urban Pest Prevalence. People and Nature (2020)

Chris SutherlandAndrew J. GreenleeDaniel Schneider

housing studiesurban studiesurban geographyurban economicsurban healthurban pest prevalenceurbanizationurban environmentspest managementbed bug resurgencehousehold crowdingurban ecologypublic healthhousingurban sociologyepidemiology

Tools for the Trade: They’re Back.. Planning Magazine (2020)

Daniel W Schneider

operation managementmarket designbusiness intelligencetechnologytradetool use

They’re Back. Journal of the American Planning Association (2019)

Daniel Schneider

urban studiesurban healthurban governancepublic policybed bugintegrated pest managementurban securityurban environmentsresearch strategypest managementeconomic entomologybed bugspublic healthurbanismurban policyurban planning

They’re Back. Municipal Responses to the Resurgence of Bed Bug Infestations. Journal of the American Planning Association (2019)

Daniel W Schneider

bed bug infestationsintegrated pest managementapplied entomologypest managementinsect conservationmunicipal responsesurban ecologyentomologyvector management

Changing Ecosystem Service Values Following Technological Change. Environmental Management (2014)

Jordi Honey-RosésDaniel W. SchneiderNicholas Brozović

sustainable developmentecosystem impactecologyenvironmental valuesecosystem servicesecological economicsecosystem management

Who Invented Activated Sludge?. Environmental Engineer and Scientist (2014)

Daniel W Schneider

environmental engineeringenvironmental technologywaste managementwater purificationwastewater treatmentdewateringfine chemicalssewage sludge treatment

Examining the Demand for Ecosystem Services: The Value of Stream Restoration for Drinking Water Treatment Managers in the Llobregat River, Spain. Ecological Economics (2013)

Jordi Honey-RosésVicenç AcuñaMònica BardinaNicholas BrozovićRafael MarcéAntoni MunnéSergi SabaterMontserrat TermesFernando ValeroÀlex VegaDaniel W. Schneider

ecologystream restorationllobregat riverwater policywater resourceswater governancewater resource managementriver basin managementenvironmental resource managementriver restorationenvironmental scienceecosystem serviceswater valuationecological economics

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Daniel W Schneider

Emeritus Professor of Urban and Regional Planning

UIUC

Affiliations

College of Fine & Applied Arts

Department of Urban and Regional Planning

Daniel W Schneider is currently serving as a College Of Fine & Applied Arts Emeritus Professor of Urban and Regional Planning at Uiuc.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Daniel W Schneider

UIUC

Emeritus Professor of Urban and Regional Planning

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Spatiotemporal Trends in Bed Bug Metrics: New York City. PLoS ONE (2022)

Kathryn P. HackerAndrew J. GreenleeAlison L. HillDaniel SchneiderMichael Z. Levy

The Effect of Eviction Moratoria on the Transmission of Sars-Cov-2. Nature Communications (2021)

Placing Volunteered Geographic Health Information: Socio-Spatial Bias in 311 Bed Bug Report Data for New York City. Health & Place (2020)

Sara McLaffertyDaniel SchneiderKathryn Abelt

Socioeconomic Drivers of Urban Pest Prevalence. People and Nature (2020)

Chris SutherlandAndrew J. GreenleeDaniel Schneider

Tools for the Trade: They’re Back.. Planning Magazine (2020)

Daniel W Schneider

operation managementmarket designbusiness intelligencetechnologytradetool use

They’re Back. Journal of the American Planning Association (2019)

Daniel Schneider

They’re Back. Municipal Responses to the Resurgence of Bed Bug Infestations. Journal of the American Planning Association (2019)

Daniel W Schneider

bed bug infestationsintegrated pest managementapplied entomologypest managementinsect conservationmunicipal responsesurban ecologyentomologyvector management

Changing Ecosystem Service Values Following Technological Change. Environmental Management (2014)

Jordi Honey-RosésDaniel W. SchneiderNicholas Brozović

sustainable developmentecosystem impactecologyenvironmental valuesecosystem servicesecological economicsecosystem management

Who Invented Activated Sludge?. Environmental Engineer and Scientist (2014)

Daniel W Schneider

environmental engineeringenvironmental technologywaste managementwater purificationwastewater treatmentdewateringfine chemicalssewage sludge treatment

Examining the Demand for Ecosystem Services: The Value of Stream Restoration for Drinking Water Treatment Managers in the Llobregat River, Spain. Ecological Economics (2013)

Jordi Honey-RosésVicenç AcuñaMònica BardinaNicholas BrozovićRafael MarcéAntoni MunnéSergi SabaterMontserrat TermesFernando ValeroÀlex VegaDaniel W. Schneider

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