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Mathew Schmidtlein

California State University, Sacramento

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California State University, Sacramento

Natural Sciences & Mathematics

Geography

NoneMathew Schmidtlein is currently serving as a California State University, Sacramento faculty at California State University, Sacramento.

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California State University, Sacramento

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disasters tsunamis geography natural hazards natural disasters disaster management evacuation planning disaster risk reduction disaster response social sciences public health disaster risk science disaster prevention disaster vulnerability sociology vulnerability crisis management emergency logistics u.s. pacific northwest resilience risk management safety human geography applied geography disaster mitigation vulnerable populations natural hazard assessment pacific northwest tsunami evacuation disaster medicine migration studies southern african studies economic geography urban geography historical geography humanitarian logistics geodesy public money economic behavior sensitivity analysis indigenous peoples black experience urban adaptation racial studies homeland security emergency management urban security environmental security social geography development geography environmental geography integrated geography population exposure disaster research community resilience incentive model incentive mechanisms consumer finance earthquake scenario community health sustainable healthcare prosthesis social vulnerability index hurricane katrina social vulnerability south carolina earthquake losses cascadia-related tsunamis anisotropic path pedestrian-evacuation potential tsunami vertical-evacuation planning multi-criteria decision problem community variations near-field tsunami hazards pedestrian travel time

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Prosthetic Healthcare Deserts Across the United States. JPO Journal of Prosthetics and Orthotics (2025)

health systemshealth careunited stateshealth policyhealth services researchsustainable healthcareprosthesis

Funding Priorities: Data-Driven Approach for Prioritizing Community Health Needs in Vulnerable Communities. Health Promotion Practice (2018)

vulnerabilityvulnerable communitieshealth systemscommunity healthhealth services researchhealth policyvulnerable populationsdata-driven approachpublic healthhealth planning

Pedestrian Flow-Path Modeling to Support Tsunami Evacuation and Disaster Relief Planning in the U.S. Pacific Northwest. International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction (2016)

humanitarian logisticstsunami evacuationemergency logisticscivil engineeringdisastersdisaster risk reductiondisaster responsedisaster relief planninggeographytsunamisdisaster preventionevacuation planningdisaster managementu.s. pacific northwesturban planning

Community Clusters of Tsunami Vulnerability in the Us Pacific Northwest. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2015)

Nathan J. WoodJeanne JonesSeth SpielmanMathew C. Schmidtlein

community clusterscommunity resiliencedisasterssociologydisaster risk reductionsocial sciencestsunamisdisaster vulnerabilitydisaster risk sciencepublic healthdisaster researchtsunami vulnerabilitypacific northwestcommunity (ecology)

Pedestrian Flow-Path Modeling to Support Tsunami-Evacuation Planning. AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts (2015)

transportation engineeringemergency logisticssystems engineeringdisastersnatural disastersdisaster preventiontsunamisevacuation planningtsunami-evacuation planning

Sensitivity of Tsunami Evacuation Modeling to Direction and Land Cover Assumptions. Applied Geography (2014)

tsunami evacuationcivil engineeringland cover assumptionsdisastersnatural disastersnatural hazardsgeographytsunamisevacuation planningdisaster managementdisaster risk science

Tsunami Vertical-Evacuation Planning in the U.S. Pacific Northwest as a Geospatial, Multi-Criteria Decision Problem. International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction (2014)

emergency logisticscivil engineeringdisasterstsunami vertical-evacuation planningmulti-criteria decision problemnatural hazardsdisaster mitigationgeographic information systemsgeographytsunamisdisaster preventionevacuation planningdisaster managementu.s. pacific northwest

Changes in Population Evacuation Potential for Tsunami Hazards in Seward, Alaska, Since the 1964 Good Friday Earthquake. Natural Hazards (2013)

Nathan J. WoodMathew C. SchmidtleinJeff Peters

earthquake scenariopopulation evacuation potentialdisastersnatural disastersnatural hazardsdisaster responsetsunami hazardstsunamisevacuation planningdisaster risk sciencepublic healthgood friday earthquake

Community Variations in Population Exposure to Near-Field Tsunami Hazards as a Function of Pedestrian Travel Time to Safety. Natural Hazards (2012)

Nathan J. WoodMathew C. Schmidtlein

population exposurenatural hazardspedestrian travel timetsunamisvulnerable populationsdisaster vulnerabilitycommunity variationspublic healthenvironmental sciencenear-field tsunami hazardssafety

Getting More for Your Money. Health Promotion Practice (2012)

consumer financefinanceincentive mechanismsfinancial literacypublic moneycapital budgetingeconomic behaviorincentive model

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Mathew Schmidtlein

California State University, Sacramento

Affiliations

California State University, Sacramento

Natural Sciences & Mathematics

Geography

NoneMathew Schmidtlein is currently serving as a California State University, Sacramento faculty at California State University, Sacramento.

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California State University, Sacramento

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Notable Scholarly Works

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Prosthetic Healthcare Deserts Across the United States. JPO Journal of Prosthetics and Orthotics (2025)

health systemshealth careunited stateshealth policyhealth services researchsustainable healthcareprosthesis

Funding Priorities: Data-Driven Approach for Prioritizing Community Health Needs in Vulnerable Communities. Health Promotion Practice (2018)

vulnerabilityvulnerable communitieshealth systemscommunity healthhealth services researchhealth policyvulnerable populationsdata-driven approachpublic healthhealth planning

Pedestrian Flow-Path Modeling to Support Tsunami Evacuation and Disaster Relief Planning in the U.S. Pacific Northwest. International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction (2016)

Community Clusters of Tsunami Vulnerability in the Us Pacific Northwest. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2015)

Nathan J. WoodJeanne JonesSeth SpielmanMathew C. Schmidtlein

Pedestrian Flow-Path Modeling to Support Tsunami-Evacuation Planning. AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts (2015)

transportation engineeringemergency logisticssystems engineeringdisastersnatural disastersdisaster preventiontsunamisevacuation planningtsunami-evacuation planning

Sensitivity of Tsunami Evacuation Modeling to Direction and Land Cover Assumptions. Applied Geography (2014)

tsunami evacuationcivil engineeringland cover assumptionsdisastersnatural disastersnatural hazardsgeographytsunamisevacuation planningdisaster managementdisaster risk science

Tsunami Vertical-Evacuation Planning in the U.S. Pacific Northwest as a Geospatial, Multi-Criteria Decision Problem. International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction (2014)

Changes in Population Evacuation Potential for Tsunami Hazards in Seward, Alaska, Since the 1964 Good Friday Earthquake. Natural Hazards (2013)

Nathan J. WoodMathew C. SchmidtleinJeff Peters

Community Variations in Population Exposure to Near-Field Tsunami Hazards as a Function of Pedestrian Travel Time to Safety. Natural Hazards (2012)

Nathan J. WoodMathew C. Schmidtlein

population exposurenatural hazardspedestrian travel timetsunamisvulnerable populationsdisaster vulnerabilitycommunity variationspublic healthenvironmental sciencenear-field tsunami hazardssafety

Getting More for Your Money. Health Promotion Practice (2012)

consumer financefinanceincentive mechanismsfinancial literacypublic moneycapital budgetingeconomic behaviorincentive model

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