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Kris Wernstedt

Professor Emeritus Urban Affairs and Planning

Virginia Tech

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College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences

School of Public and International Affairs

Kris Wernstedt is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Human Sciences Professor Emeritus Urban Affairs and Planning at Virginia Tech.

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Kris Wernstedt

Virginia Tech

Professor Emeritus Urban Affairs and Planning

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public policy environmental science environmental policy environmental planning environmental engineering economics natural disasters risk management public management resource policy urban planning disasters environmental economics transportation engineering disaster risk reduction sustainable development environmental governance forecasting flood risk management emergency management transportation research land management flood planning climate forecasts hydrometeorology climatic change waste management environmental impact assessment regional studies urban development weather forecasting hydrological disaster climate forecasting public participation citizen participation transportation planning environmental politics land-use planning hurricane sandy transport geography hydrological process environmental hazards natural hazards water resource management river basin management disaster response regional economics land economics community planning planning theory illegal dumping hazardous waste weather disaster climate disasters natural resources columbia river basin community revitalization superfund cleanups effective use russian federation brownfields redevelopment brownfields policy policy development residential development urban economic development transportation systems transport network analysis transport modelling transport safety driver behavior brownfields regeneration decision biases cost-effectiveness analysis urban areas commute travel changes multinomial logit model urban geography urban studies drinking water household solid waste urbanization informal settlements

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Estimating Pre-Impact and Post-Impact Evacuation Behaviors – an Empirical Study of Hurricane Ida in Coastal Louisiana and Mississippi. Journal of Transport Geography (2024)

Jiayun ShenPamela Murray-TuiteKris WernstedtSeth Guikema

disaster researchcoastal louisianadisaster responseempirical studyevacuation planningcrisis managementdisaster managementempirical case studiestransport geographynatural disastersbehavioral sciencesjournalismcoastal managementhurricane idadisasters

"is Long-Distance Hiking an Emotional Roller Coaster?" Evaluating Emotions and Weather Effects on the Appalachian Trail. (2024)

Morva SaatyNatalie AndrusNorhan AbdelgawadJennifer ChandranBrett NonemanJustice JacksonKun AladingTaha HassanD. Scott MccrickardShalini MisraKris Wernstedt

humanitiescommunicationhuman activity impactemotionsweather effectsappalachian trailbehavioral sciences

Toward a Management Framework for Smart and Sustainable Resource Management: The Case of the Appalachian Trail. Journal of Environmental Management (2024)

Shalini MisraNorhan AbdelgawadKris WernstedtMorva SaatyJaitun PatelJeffrey MarionScott McCrickard

sustainable resource managementappalachian trailmanagementsustainable environmental managementenvironmental management systemsustainable resource planningenvironmental sciencenatural resource managementenvironmental resource managementresource policysustainable land-use managementsustainable developmentsustainable managementmanagement framework

NOTE: Studying Sustainable Practices of Appalachian Trail Community Based on Reddit Topic Modelling Analysis. (2022)

Morva SaatyJaitun V. PatelNorhan AbdelgawadJeffrey MarionD. Scott McCrickardShalini MisraKris Wernstedt

appalachian trail communitycommunity developmentcommunity engagementcommunicationsocial sciencesenvironmental sciencesocial mediaregional studiestourism geographytopic modelsonline information

Waste Segregation and Potential for Recycling -a Case Study in Dar Es Salaam City, Tanzania. Sustainable environment (2021)

Jacob M. KihilaKris WernstedMengiseny Kaseva

environmental engineeringwaste segregationrecycling

How Public Managers Make Tradeoffs Regarding Lives: Evidence From a Flood Planning Survey Experiment. Administration & Society (2020)

Patrick S. RobertsLucia VelottiKris Wernstedt

public managementdecision analysismanagementexperimental decision makingpublic administration

The Reality of Local Community Participation in the Natural Gas Sector in Southeastern Tanzania. The Extractive Industries and Society (2020)

Iddi MwanyokaMakarius MdemuKris Wernstedt

community developmentcommunity engagementlocal governancelocal community participationurban economicsregional economicseconomicspublic policydevelopment economicsregional studiescommunity managementcitizen participationnatural gas sectorsustainable developmentsoutheastern tanzaniasocioeconomicsagricultural economicstrade

Biases and Environmental Risks in Urban Africa: Household Solid Waste Decision-Making. Journal of Environmental Planning and Management (2019)

Kris WernstedtJacob M. KihilaMengiseny Kaseva

environmental engineeringenvironmental scienceurban africaland useenvironmental planningenvironmental risks

Measurement and Quantification of Residential Solid Waste in a Metropolitan City of a Developing Country: Case Study in Four Selected Informal Settlements in Dar Es Salaam City, Tanzania. The Journal of Solid Waste Technology and Management (2019)

Mengiseny KasevaKris WernstedtJacob M. Kihila

environmental engineeringdeveloping countrywaste managementresidential solid wastebuilt environmentcase studiesinformal settlementsmetropolitan city

The Emergency Manager as Risk Manager. Springer eBooks (2019)

Patrick S. RobertsKris WernstedtJoseph ArvaiKelly Redmond

emergency medicinerisk managerrisk managementemergency management

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Kris Wernstedt

Professor Emeritus Urban Affairs and Planning

Virginia Tech

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences

School of Public and International Affairs

Kris Wernstedt is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Human Sciences Professor Emeritus Urban Affairs and Planning at Virginia Tech.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Kris Wernstedt

Virginia Tech

Professor Emeritus Urban Affairs and Planning

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Estimating Pre-Impact and Post-Impact Evacuation Behaviors – an Empirical Study of Hurricane Ida in Coastal Louisiana and Mississippi. Journal of Transport Geography (2024)

Jiayun ShenPamela Murray-TuiteKris WernstedtSeth Guikema

"is Long-Distance Hiking an Emotional Roller Coaster?" Evaluating Emotions and Weather Effects on the Appalachian Trail. (2024)

Morva SaatyNatalie AndrusNorhan AbdelgawadJennifer ChandranBrett NonemanJustice JacksonKun AladingTaha HassanD. Scott MccrickardShalini MisraKris Wernstedt

humanitiescommunicationhuman activity impactemotionsweather effectsappalachian trailbehavioral sciences

Toward a Management Framework for Smart and Sustainable Resource Management: The Case of the Appalachian Trail. Journal of Environmental Management (2024)

Shalini MisraNorhan AbdelgawadKris WernstedtMorva SaatyJaitun PatelJeffrey MarionScott McCrickard

NOTE: Studying Sustainable Practices of Appalachian Trail Community Based on Reddit Topic Modelling Analysis. (2022)

Morva SaatyJaitun V. PatelNorhan AbdelgawadJeffrey MarionD. Scott McCrickardShalini MisraKris Wernstedt

appalachian trail communitycommunity developmentcommunity engagementcommunicationsocial sciencesenvironmental sciencesocial mediaregional studiestourism geographytopic modelsonline information

Waste Segregation and Potential for Recycling -a Case Study in Dar Es Salaam City, Tanzania. Sustainable environment (2021)

Jacob M. KihilaKris WernstedMengiseny Kaseva

environmental engineeringwaste segregationrecycling

How Public Managers Make Tradeoffs Regarding Lives: Evidence From a Flood Planning Survey Experiment. Administration & Society (2020)

Patrick S. RobertsLucia VelottiKris Wernstedt

public managementdecision analysismanagementexperimental decision makingpublic administration

The Reality of Local Community Participation in the Natural Gas Sector in Southeastern Tanzania. The Extractive Industries and Society (2020)

Iddi MwanyokaMakarius MdemuKris Wernstedt

Biases and Environmental Risks in Urban Africa: Household Solid Waste Decision-Making. Journal of Environmental Planning and Management (2019)

Kris WernstedtJacob M. KihilaMengiseny Kaseva

environmental engineeringenvironmental scienceurban africaland useenvironmental planningenvironmental risks

Mengiseny KasevaKris WernstedtJacob M. Kihila

environmental engineeringdeveloping countrywaste managementresidential solid wastebuilt environmentcase studiesinformal settlementsmetropolitan city

The Emergency Manager as Risk Manager. Springer eBooks (2019)

Patrick S. RobertsKris WernstedtJoseph ArvaiKelly Redmond

emergency medicinerisk managerrisk managementemergency management

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