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David Feldman

Professor of Urban Planning and Public Policy and Political Science

University of California, Irvine

Affiliations

School of Social Sciences

Department of Political Science

School of Social Ecology

Department of Urban Planning and Public Policy

David Feldman is currently serving as a Political Science Professor of Urban Planning and Public Policy and Political Science at University of California, Irvine.

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David Feldman

University of California, Irvine

Professor of Urban Planning and Public Policy and Political Science

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environmental science public policy water resources environmental engineering environmental policy water resource management earth science hydrology climate change drought water policy water governance water conservation coastal research water science sustainable development water sustainability climatology risk management science and technology studies coastal management flood risk management water security adaptation strategies environmental politics coastal flooding disaster risk reduction urban climate climatic change total environment democracy disaster mitigation risk communication urban adaptation human-environment interactions stormwater management science policy drought management water management flood risk southeast australia millennium drought united states waste management geophysical research natural hazards disaster risk science decision science waste reduction waste treatment coastal process coastal geomorphology hydrologic hazard disaster management climate change adaptation climate change effects climate resilience collaborative modeling sustainable innovation drought resilience desertification drylands environmental psychology environmental behavior foresight human water security ecosystem sustainability anthropogenic drought knowledge networks climate forecasts decision makers hydrologic symptoms low-impact development urban stream syndrome social media outlets urban water systems water problem climate policy global policy water resource policy resource policy environmental decisions environmental governance

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Ecosystem Service Values Support Conservation and Sustainable Land Development: Perspectives From Four University of California Campuses. Ecological Engineering (2024)

K. FauseyM.A. RippyG. PierceD. FeldmanB. WinfreyA.S. MehringL.A. LevinP.A. HoldenP.A. BowlerR. Ambrose

ecological engineeringecosystem service valuesecosystemssustainable land developmentecosystem servicesecology

State-Level Regulation of Disinfection Byproducts in the United States. Water Policy (2024)

Jie WangMax G. McNallyNicola UlibarriChangdeok GimValerie A. OlsonDavid L. Feldman

water policyunited statesstate-level regulationdisinfection byproducts

Water-Color: Water-Conservation Using a Learning-Based Optimized Recommender. (2024)

GuangXue ZhangDavid L. FeldmanYiming LinSharad MehrotraNalini VenkatasubramanianThayer DrewKim SentovichOwen Veranth

data-driven predictionrelevance feedbackwater conservationwater sustainabilitywater resource managementrecommender systemsenvironmental sciencedeep learningnatural resource managementaquatic conservationlearning-based optimized recommenderdata scienceecologymachine learningevidence-based recommendations

Lecture Notes in Water Policy. (2022)

David L Feldman

water resource managementwater policypublic policyenvironmental policywater resource policywater governancepolicy processpolicy analysis

Perceived Services and Disservices of Natural Treatment Systems for Urban Stormwater: Insight From the Next Generation of Designers. People and Nature (2022)

Megan A. RippyGregory PierceDavid FeldmanBrandon WinfreyAndrew S. MehringPatricia A. HoldenRichard. AmbroseLisa A. Levin

environmental engineeringdesignstormwater managementurban stormwaternatural treatment systemsurban designcivil engineeringservice designenvironmental designsustainable design

Environmental Attitudes and Knowledge: Do They Matter for Support and Investment in Local Stormwater Infrastructure?. Society & Natural Resources (2021)

Gregory PierceKyra Gmoser-DaskalakisMegan A. RippyPatricia A. HoldenStanley B. GrantDavid L. FeldmanRichard F. Ambrose

environmental engineeringenvironmental attitudespublic policyenvironmental scienceenvironmental policylocal stormwater infrastructure

Addressing Pluvial Flash Flooding Through Community-Based Collaborative Research in Tijuana, Mexico. Water (2020)

Kristen A. GoodrichVictoria BasoloDavid L. FeldmanRichard A. MatthewJochen E. SchubertAdam LukeAna EguiarteDani BoudreauKimberly SerranoAbigail S. ReyesSantina ContrerasDouglas HoustonWing CheungAmir AghaKouchakBrett F. Sanders

environmental engineeringpublic healthwatershed managementdisaster responsehydrologywater sciencehydrometeorologycivil engineeringurban hydrologycommunity-based collaborative researchcoastal researchflood risk managementwater resourcessurface-water hydrologydisaster risk reductionnatural disasters

From Yards to Cities: A Simple and Generalizable Probabilistic Framework for Upscaling Outdoor Water Conservation Behavior. Environmental Research Letters (2020)

Stanley B GrantKimberly DuongMegan A RippyGregory PierceDavid FeldmanEnrique ZanettiAmy McNulty

data-driven predictionwater conservationgeneralizable probabilistic frameworkenvironmental scienceenvironmental research

University Stormwater Management Within Urban Environmental Regulatory Regimes: Barriers to Progressivity or Opportunities to Innovate?. Environmental Management (2020)

Gregory PierceKyra Gmoser-DaskalakisKelsey JessupStanley B. GrantAndrew MehringBrandon WinfreyMegan A. RippyDavid FeldmanPatricia HoldenRichard AmbroseLisa Levin

university stormwater managementpublic policystormwater management

Can Citizen Science Promote Flood Risk Communication?. Water (2019)

Wing CheungDavid Feldman

citizen sciencerisk communicationcommunicationmass communication

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David Feldman

Professor of Urban Planning and Public Policy and Political Science

University of California, Irvine

Affiliations

School of Social Sciences

Department of Political Science

School of Social Ecology

Department of Urban Planning and Public Policy

David Feldman is currently serving as a Political Science Professor of Urban Planning and Public Policy and Political Science at University of California, Irvine.

Honors

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David Feldman

University of California, Irvine

Professor of Urban Planning and Public Policy and Political Science

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Ecosystem Service Values Support Conservation and Sustainable Land Development: Perspectives From Four University of California Campuses. Ecological Engineering (2024)

K. FauseyM.A. RippyG. PierceD. FeldmanB. WinfreyA.S. MehringL.A. LevinP.A. HoldenP.A. BowlerR. Ambrose

ecological engineeringecosystem service valuesecosystemssustainable land developmentecosystem servicesecology

State-Level Regulation of Disinfection Byproducts in the United States. Water Policy (2024)

Jie WangMax G. McNallyNicola UlibarriChangdeok GimValerie A. OlsonDavid L. Feldman

water policyunited statesstate-level regulationdisinfection byproducts

Water-Color: Water-Conservation Using a Learning-Based Optimized Recommender. (2024)

GuangXue ZhangDavid L. FeldmanYiming LinSharad MehrotraNalini VenkatasubramanianThayer DrewKim SentovichOwen Veranth

Lecture Notes in Water Policy. (2022)

David L Feldman

water resource managementwater policypublic policyenvironmental policywater resource policywater governancepolicy processpolicy analysis

Perceived Services and Disservices of Natural Treatment Systems for Urban Stormwater: Insight From the Next Generation of Designers. People and Nature (2022)

Megan A. RippyGregory PierceDavid FeldmanBrandon WinfreyAndrew S. MehringPatricia A. HoldenRichard. AmbroseLisa A. Levin

environmental engineeringdesignstormwater managementurban stormwaternatural treatment systemsurban designcivil engineeringservice designenvironmental designsustainable design

Environmental Attitudes and Knowledge: Do They Matter for Support and Investment in Local Stormwater Infrastructure?. Society & Natural Resources (2021)

Gregory PierceKyra Gmoser-DaskalakisMegan A. RippyPatricia A. HoldenStanley B. GrantDavid L. FeldmanRichard F. Ambrose

environmental engineeringenvironmental attitudespublic policyenvironmental scienceenvironmental policylocal stormwater infrastructure

Addressing Pluvial Flash Flooding Through Community-Based Collaborative Research in Tijuana, Mexico. Water (2020)

From Yards to Cities: A Simple and Generalizable Probabilistic Framework for Upscaling Outdoor Water Conservation Behavior. Environmental Research Letters (2020)

Stanley B GrantKimberly DuongMegan A RippyGregory PierceDavid FeldmanEnrique ZanettiAmy McNulty

data-driven predictionwater conservationgeneralizable probabilistic frameworkenvironmental scienceenvironmental research

University Stormwater Management Within Urban Environmental Regulatory Regimes: Barriers to Progressivity or Opportunities to Innovate?. Environmental Management (2020)

Gregory PierceKyra Gmoser-DaskalakisKelsey JessupStanley B. GrantAndrew MehringBrandon WinfreyMegan A. RippyDavid FeldmanPatricia HoldenRichard AmbroseLisa Levin

university stormwater managementpublic policystormwater management

Can Citizen Science Promote Flood Risk Communication?. Water (2019)

Wing CheungDavid Feldman

citizen sciencerisk communicationcommunicationmass communication

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