Andrew S. Mondschein, Ph.D., AICP
Curriculum Vitae
Department of Urban and Environmental Planning University of Virginia School of Architecture Campbell Hall P.O. Box 400122 Charlottesville VA 22904–4122
[email protected]
Education 2012
PhD, Urban Planning, Best Student Award University of California, Los Angeles Dissertation: The Personal City: The Experiential, Cognitive Nature of Travel and Activity and Implications for Accessibility Committee: Brian D. Taylor, chair; Evelyn Blumenberg; Anastasia LoukaitouSideris; Rick Paik Schoenberg.
2004
MA, Urban Planning, First in Class of Sixty-Three Students University of California, Los Angeles Thesis: Out of Many, One Neighborhood: Understanding and Mapping Neighborhoods as the Aggregate of Individuals’ Cognitive Maps Committee: Paul Ong, chair; Anastasia Loukaitou-Sideris; Brian D. Taylor
1997
BA, Architecture, Cum Laude with Honors in the Major Yale University Thesis: The Cultural Language of Twenties and Thirties American Architecture and Urban Design
Employment Academic Positions Assistant Professor 2013Department of Urban and Environmental Planning, University of Virginia School of Architecture
2012-2013
Lecturer in City and Regional Planning Department of City and Regional Planning, University of Pennsylvania School of Design
2011-2012
Adjunct Assistant Professor of Urban Planning NYU Wagner Graduate School of Public Service
2010-2012
Research Scientist NYU Rudin Center for Transportation Policy and Management
2005-2010 1998-1999
Graduate Student Researcher UCLA Institute of Transportation Studies; UCLA Center for Embedded Network Sensing UCLA Lewis Center for Regional Policy Studies
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Consulting and Professional Positions
2015-2016
Consultant Charlottesville Parking Center – Parking and Transportation Planning, Charlottesville, VA
1999-2004
Associate Planner Gruen Associates –Transportation and Land Use Planning, Urban Design, Los Angeles, CA
1997-1998 1995-1996
Intern Historic Resources Group – Historic Preservation Planning, Los Angeles, CA Berkebile, Nelson, Immenschuh and McDowell – Architecture, Kansas City, MO
Research Refereed Journal Articles 2017
Mondschein, Andrew and Brian D. Taylor. 2017. “Is Congestion Overrated? Examining the Highly Variable Effects of Congestion on Travel and Accessibility.” Journal of the Transport Geography. 64: 65-76. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jtrangeo.2017.08.007 Hankey, Steven, Tianjun Lu, Andrew Mondschein, and Ralph Buehler. 2017. “Spatial models of active travel in small communities: Merging the goals of traffic monitoring and direct-demand modeling.” Journal of Transport and Health. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jth.2017.08.009 Mondschein, Andrew and Emily Parkany. 2017. “Hitting the Sweet Spot: The Variability in Commute Lengths and Vehicle Emissions across a Diverse State.” Transportation Research Part D: Transport and Environment. 54: 348-359. Mondschein, Andrew, Joel Lehman, Stephen Johnson, Peter Ohlms, and John Miller. 2017. “Road User Education and Multimodal Planning: Can Capability be a Part of the Process?” Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board. 2654: 20-28. Lu, Tianjun, Ralph Buehler, Andrew Mondschein, and Steve Hankey. Forthcoming. “Designing a Bicycle and Pedestrian Traffic Monitoring Program to Estimate Annual Average Daily Traffic in a Small Rural College Town.” 2017. Transportation Research Part D: Transport and Environment. 53: 193-204.
2015
Mondschein, Andrew. 2015. “Five-Star Transportation: Using Online Activity Reviews to Examine Mode Choice to Non-Work Destinations,” Transportation 42: 707722.
2010
Mondschein, Andrew, Evelyn Blumenberg, and Brian D. Taylor. 2010. “Accessibility and Cognition: The Effect of Transportation Mode on Spatial Knowledge,” Urban Studies, 47(4): 845-866.
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Mondschein, Andrew, Evelyn Blumenberg, and Brian D. Taylor. 2007. “Cognitive Mapping, Travel Behavior, and Access to Opportunities,” Journal of the Transportation Research Board, 1985: 266-272.
Refereed Journal Articles in Process Mondschein, Andrew. Minor revision invited. “Lopsided Gains and Persistent Differences in Walking across the Socioeconomic Spectrum.” Journal of Planning Education and Research. Thomas, Trevor, Andrew Mondschein, Taner Osman, and Brian Taylor. Minor revision invited. “Not So Fast: Proximity and the Limits of Congestion Relief in Boosting Access.” Transportation Research Part A. Morris, Eric, Andrew Mondschein, and Evelyn Blumenberg. Under Review. “Is Bigger Better? Metropolitan Area Population, Access, Activity Participation, and Quality of Life.” Journal of Transportation and Land Use. Book Chapters 2017
Mondschein, Andrew. 2017. “Passeggiata Nuova: Social Travel in the Era of the Smartphone.” The Routledge International Handbook of Walking, C. Michael Hall, Yael Ram, Noam Shoval, eds. London: Routledge.
2017
Mondschein, Andrew. Forthcoming 2017. “Healthy Transportation: A Question of Mobility or Accessibility.” In Healthy Environments, Healing Spaces: Current Practices and Future Directions in Health, City Planning, and Design, Tim Beatley, Carla Jones, and Rueben Rainey, eds. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Press.
Other Publications 2016
Mondschein, Andrew. 2016. “Hypermodality: The Future of Cities and Transportation as Seen at Tysons.” In Catalyst 2016. Charlottesville: University of Virginia School of Architecture.
2014
Mondschein, Andrew. 2014. “Walk Further: Information and Communication Technologies and the Cognitive Walking Experience,” in Walking and the Life of the City. New York: NYU Rudin Center for Transportation Policy and Management.
2013
Mondschein, Andrew, Evelyn Blumenberg, and Brian D. Taylor. 2013. “Going Mental: Everyday Travel and the Cognitive Map,” Access 43: 2-7.
Conference Papers 2017
Mondschein, Andrew, Joel Lehman, Stephen Johnson, Peter Ohlms, and John Miller. “Road User Education and Multimodal Planning: Can Capability be a Part of the Process?” 2017 Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board, January 2016, Washington DC (refereed).
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Lu, Tianjun, Ralph Buehler, Andrew Mondschein, and Steven Hankey. “Designing a Bicycle and Pedestrian Traffic Monitoring Program to Estimate Annual Average Daily Traffic in a Small Rural College Town.” 2017 Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board, January 2016, Washington DC (refereed). Osman, Taner, Trevor Thomas, Andrew Mondschein, Brian D. Taylor. “Does Traffic Congestion Influence the Location of New Business Establishments? Analysis of San Francisco Bay Area, in California.” 2017 Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board, January 2016, Washington DC (refereed). Hankey, Steven, Tianjun Lu, Andrew Mondschein, Ralph Buehler. “Merging Traffic Monitoring and Direct-Demand Modeling to Assess Spatial Patterns of Annual Average Daily Bicycle and Pedestrian Traffic.” 2017 Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board, January 2016, Washington DC (refereed). 2016
Mondschein, Andrew. “Assessing Mobile Sensing as Part of an Experience-Centered Transportation Planning Process at Tysons, Virginia.” Presented at the 2016 Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Conference, Portland, Oregon, November 2016. (abstract refereed) Mondschein, Andrew and Emily Parkany. “Hitting the Sweet Spot: The Variability in Commute Lengths and Vehicle Emissions across a Diverse State.” 2016 Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board, January 2016, Washington DC (refereed). Trevor Thomas, Andrew Mondschein, Taner Osman, and Brian Taylor “Nowhere to Run Speed, Proximity, and their Relative Contributions to Accessibility.” 2016 Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board, January 2016, Washington DC (refereed). Taner Osman, Trevor Thomas, Andrew Mondschein, and Brian Taylor “Congested Development? Examining the effect of traffic speeds on the location of new business establishments in Los Angeles.” 2016 Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board, January 2016, Washington DC (refereed).
2015
Mondschein, Andrew. “Five-Star Transportation Planning: Using Online Activity Reviews to Analyze and Plan for Localized Travel Behavior and Phenomena.” 2015 Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board, January 2015, Washington DC. (refereed)
2014
Mondschein, Andrew. “Five-Star Transportation Planning: Using Online Activity Reviews to Analyze and Plan for Localized Travel Behavior and Phenomena.” 2014 Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Conference, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, November 2014. (abstract refereed)
2012
Mondschein, Andrew. “Big City, Big Life: Activity Space Extensiveness and Accessibility.” 2012 Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Conference, Cincinnati, Ohio, October 2012. (abstract refereed)
2012
Mondschein, Andrew. “Walk Further: Information and Communication Technologies and the Cognitive Walking Experience,” Walking and the Life of the City Symposium, New York University, June 2012.
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2010
Mondschein, Andrew, Stephen Brumbaugh, and Brian D. Taylor. “Congestion and Accessibility: What’s the Relationship?” 2010 World Conference of Transpotation Research, July 2010. (refereed)
2009
Mondschein, Andrew, Stephen Brumbaugh, and Brian D. Taylor. “Congestion and Accessibility: What’s the Relationship?” 2009 Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board, January 2009. (refereed)
2008
E. Agapie, G. Chen, D. Houston, E. Howard, J. Kim, M.Y. Mun, A. Mondschein, S. Reddy, R. Rosario, J. Ryder, A. Steiner, J. Burke, E. Estrin, M. Hansen, M. Rahimi, “Seeing Our Signals: Combining location traces and web-based models for personal discovery,” Ninth Workshop on Mobile Computing Systems and Applications (HotMobile), February 25-26, 2008
2005
Mondschein, Andrew. 2005. “Cognitive Maps, Neighborhoods, and GIS: New Methods for Mapping and Analyzing the Internal Dynamics of Contemporary Urban Environments.” Presented at 2005 Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning conference, Kansas City, MO, October 29, 2005. (abstract refereed)
Reports 2016
Mondschein, Andrew, Joel Lehman, and Stephen Johnson. Driver Education for New Multimodal Facilities. Report for Mid-Atlantic Transportation Sustainability University Transportation Center and Virginia Transportation Research Council. May 24, 2016.
2016
Osman, Taner, Trevor Thomas, Andrew Mondchein, Brian D. Taylor. Not So Fast: A Study of Traffic Delays, Access, and Economic Activity in the San Francisco Bay Area. Report for UCCONNECT University Transportation Center. March 2016.
2015
Mondschein, Andrew, Taner Osman, Trevor Thomas, and Brian D. Taylor. Congested Development: A Study of Traffic Delays, Access, and Economic Activity in Metropolitan Los Angeles. Report for the Haynes Foundation. October 2015.
2015
Mondschein, Andrew. Virginia Sustainable Travel Choices: Effects of Land Use and Location on Current and Future Travel Options. Report for the Mid-Atlantic Transportation Sustainability University Transportation Center and Virginia Center for Transportation Innovation and Research. June 2015.
2014
Mondschein, Andrew. ReProgramming Mobility Literature Review. New York: NYU Rudin Center for Transportation.
2013
Zimmerman, Rae, Restrepo, Carlos E., Mondschein, Andrew, Thurston, George, Cromar, Kevin, Lall, Ramona, Carlson, Tom, Dulla, Bob, Panero, Marta. Mobile Source Air Toxics (MSATs) Mitigation Measures. New York: New York State Department of Transportation. C-08-12.
2008
Peng, Carol, Howard Shih, Andrew Mondschein, and Anna Lee. 2008. Revitalizing Chinatown Businesses: Challenges and Opportunities. New York, NY: Asian American Federation of New York.
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Blumenberg, Evelyn, Paul Ong, and Andrew Mondschein. 2002. Uneven Access to Opportunities: Welfare Recipients, Jobs, and Employment Support Services in Los Angeles, Research Report Number 545. Berkeley, CA: University of California Transportation Center.
Conference Proceedings 2011
Mondschein, Andrew. June 2011. Alternative Fuel Vehicles Technologies and Infrastructure: Bringing Innovation to Our Streets. New York, NY: NYU Rudin Center for Transportation Policy and Management.
2011
Mondschein, Andrew. February 2011. Livability: The Challenge Ahead. New York, NY: NYU Rudin Center for Transportation Policy and Management.
2005
Mondschein, Andrew and David King. October 2005. Linking Goods Movement to Economic Prosperity and Environmental Quality: Summary of Proceedings from the Annual Symposium Series on the Transportation, Land Use, Air Quality Connection. Los Angeles, CA: UCLA Extension Public Policy Program.
1999
Mondschein, Andrew and Gian-Claudia Sciara. October 1999. Inter-Regional Travel and Local Development: Summary of Proceedings from the Annual Symposium Series on the Transportation, Land Use, Air Quality Connection. Los Angeles, CA: UCLA Extension Public Policy Program.
Conference Presentations 2017
Mondschein, Andrew, Joel Lehman, Stephen Johnson, Peter Ohlms, and John Miller. “Road User Education and Multimodal Planning: Can Capability be a Part of the Process?” 2017 Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board, January 2016, Washington DC (refereed). Lu, Tianjun, Ralph Buehler, Andrew Mondschein, and Steven Hankey. “Designing a Bicycle and Pedestrian Traffic Monitoring Program to Estimate Annual Average Daily Traffic in a Small Rural College Town.” 2017 Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board, January 2016, Washington DC (refereed). Osman, Taner, Trevor Thomas, Andrew Mondschein, Brian D. Taylor. “Does Traffic Congestion Influence the Location of New Business Establishments? Analysis of San Francisco Bay Area, in California.” 2017 Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board, January 2016, Washington DC (refereed). Hankey, Steven, Tianjun Lu, Andrew Mondschein, Ralph Buehler. “Merging Traffic Monitoring and Direct-Demand Modeling to Assess Spatial Patterns of Annual Average Daily Bicycle and Pedestrian Traffic.” 2017 Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board, January 2016, Washington DC (refereed).
2016
Mondschein, Andrew. “Assessing Mobile Sensing as Part of an Experience-Centered Transportation Planning Process at Tysons, Virginia.” Presented at the 2016 Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Conference, Portland, Oregon, November 2016 (abstract refereed).
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Mondschein, Andrew. “Hitting the Sweet Spot: The Variability in Commute Lengths and Vehicle Emissions across a Diverse State.” 2016 Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board, January 2016, Washington DC (refereed). Trevor Thomas, Andrew Mondschein, Taner Osman, and Brian Taylor “Nowhere to Run Speed, Proximity, and their Relative Contributions to Accessibility.” 2016 Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board, January 2016, Washington DC (refereed). Taner Osman, Trevor Thomas, Andrew Mondschein, and Brian Taylor “Congested Development? Examining the effect of traffic speeds on the location of new business establishments in Los Angeles.” 2016 Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board, January 2016, Washington DC (refereed). 2015
Mondschein, Andrew, Carla Jones, and Tim Beatley. “Walking in Cities: Interactions between Nature and Access to Destinations.” 2015 Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Conference, Houston, Texas, November 2015 (abstract refereed). Mondschein, Andrew. “Five-Star Transportation Planning: Using Online Activity Reviews to Analyze and Plan for Localized Travel Behavior and Phenomena.” 2015 Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board, January 2015 (refereed).
2014
Mondschein, Andrew. “Five-Star Transportation Planning: Using Online Activity Reviews to Analyze and Plan for Localized Travel Behavior and Phenomena.” 2014 Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Conference, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, November 2014 (abstract refereed).
2013
“The Socioeconomics of Activity and Travel Patterns Using Geographically Weighted Regression.” Accepted at 2013 World Conference on Transportation Research, Rio de Janerio, Brazil, July 2013 (refereed, not presented due to personal circumstance).
2012
“Big City, Big Life: Activity Space Extensiveness and Accessibility.” Presented at the 2012 Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Conference, Cincinnati, OH, November 2012 (abstract refereed). “More Than Just Exercise: Walking in Today’s Cities.” Presented at the 2012 Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, January 2012 (refereed).
2011
“Passeggiata Nuova: Social Travel in the Era of the Smartphone.” Presented at 2011 Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Conference, Salt Lake City, UT, October 2011 (abstract refereed).
2010
“Congestion and Accessibility: What’s the Relationship?” Presented at the 2010 World Conference on Transportation Research, Lisbon, Portugal, July 2010 (refereed). “Accessibility and Cognition: The Effect of Transportation Mode of Spatial Knowledge.” Presented at the 2010 World Conference on Transportation Research, Lisbon, Portugal, July 2010 (refereed). “Congestion and Accessibility: What’s the Relationship?” Presented at the 2010 Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Washington, DC, April 2010.
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“Expanding the Map: Travel Mode and the Process of Spatial Learning.” Presented at the 2009 Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Conference. Crystal City, VA. October 2009 (abstract refereed). “Accessibility and Cognition: The Effect of Transportation Mode of Spatial Knowledge.” Presented at the 2009 Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Las Vegas, NV, March 2009. “Congestion and Accessibility: What’s the Relationship?” Presented at the 2009 Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, January 2009 (refereed).
2008
“Congestion and Accessibility: What’s the Relationship?” Presented at the 2008 ACSPAESOP Joint Congress, Chicago, IL, July 2008 (abstract refereed). “The Effect of Transportation Mode on Spatial Knowledge.” Presented at the 2008 Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, January 2008 (refereed).
2007
“The Relationship between Accessibility and Cognition.” 2007 Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning conference, Milwaukee, WI, October 20 (abstract refereed). “Accessibility and Cognition: The Effect of Transportation Mode on Spatial Knowledge.” Access to Destinations Conference, Minneapolis, MN, August 22.
2006
“Cognitive Mapping, Travel Behavior, and Access to Opportunity.” 2006 Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, January 23 (refereed).
2005
“Cognitive Maps, Neighborhoods, and GIS: New Methods for Mapping and Analyzing the Internal Dynamics of Contemporary Urban Environments.” 2005 Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning conference, Kansas City, MO, October 29 (abstract refereed).
1999
“Uneven Access to Opportunities Welfare Recipients, Jobs, and Employment Support Services in Los Angeles.” 1999 Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning conference, Chicago, IL, October (abstract refereed).
Invited Talks 2017
“Autonomous vehicles and other mobility technologies: What’s on the horizon and how will it impact planning?” Plenary Session, American Planning Association Virginia Chapter Annual Conference. Roanoke, VA. July 22, 2017. “Multidimensional, Measurable Walkability at Tysons, Virginia” Mobility Lab Walk Hack Night. Arlington, VA. February 8, 2017.
2016
“Mobile, Wearble Sensing for Travel and Environment Data Collection and Analysis.” University of Virginia, School of Engineering and Applied Science, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Symposium Series. Charlottesville, VA. September 30, 2016
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“Human Sensing for Urban Change.” University of Virginia School of Architecture Research Dialogs. Charlottesville, VA. September 9, 2016. “Mobile, Wearable Sensing for Sustainable Transportation Systems.” Mid-Atlantic Transportation Sustainability University Transportation Center (MATS UTC) Annual Meeting, Charlottesville, VA. August 5, 2016. “Information and the Future of Urban Transportation Information in the Future Urban Environment Symposium, Marine Corps Futures Directorate, Gray Research Center, Quantico, VA. March 24, 2016. “Innovations in Urban Mobility.” Social Innovation Summit, Batten School of Leadership and Public Policy, University of Virginia, February 2016. 2015
“Getting Proximity Right: Linking People and Places along Ivy Road,” 2015 Vortex, School of Architecture, University of Virginia, January 2015.
2014
“Learning the City: Early Experiences with Travel and the Development of the Cognitive Map.” Youth-Nex Works in Progress Series. Curry School of Education, University of Virginia, March 2014. “US 29 after the Auto? Rethinking Transportation along the Commercial Strip.” 2014 Vortex, School of Architecture, University of Virginia, January 2014.
2013
“The Influence of Information Technologies on how Individuals Experience Cities, Their Choices, and Behaviors: Implications for both Travel and Land Use.” Lake Arrowhead Symposium on the Transportation-Land Use-Environment Connection, “Smart Cities, Smart Policies,” Lake Arrowhead, CA, October 20, 2013.
2011
“More than Just for Exercise: Walking in Today’s Cities.” “Concrete State of Mind: How Great Streets Can Make Us Happier and Healthier” Conference, NYU Wagner School of Public Service, New York, NY, November 16, 2011. “Cognitive City: Spatial Learning, Travel, and Accessibility.” Rutgers University Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy Doctoral Colloquium, New Brunswick, NJ, March 31, 2011 “Measuring Livability.” NYU Rudin Center Livability Symposium, New York, NY, February 3, 2011
2009
“Cities in Mind: Cognitive Processes and Access to Opportunity.” Presented at the NYU Rudin Center Urban Transportation and Planning Doctoral Series. New York, NY. October 2009.
2007
“The Transformation of New York’s Chinatown Post-9/11: Financial and Professional Concentration.” Urban Affairs Association conference, Seattle, WA, April 26, 2007 “Cognitive Mapping, Travel Behavior, and Access to Opportunity.” 2007 University of California Transportation Research Conference, Los Angeles, CA, February 16, 2007
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“Blue Skies on a Crowded Day: The Divergence of Air Quality and Congestion Management.” Eisenhower Doctoral Research Showcase at the 2006 Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, January 22, 2006 2006
“Local Transportation Planning: Threading One Thousand Needles in Los Angeles.” Presentation to members of Danish Parliament at RAND Corporation Headquarters, Santa Monica, CA, August 28, 2006
Grants 2017-
Co-Principal Investigator (Eric Field, UVA, Co-Principal Investigator) New Delhi Walkability and Environment Study $10,000 from the University of Virginia School of Architecture This study establishes a web-based cognitive mapping methodology to collect behavioral and perceptual information about the experiences of travel in New Delhi, India. Working with community members to establish key issues in the environment of New Delhi, the data collected will allow spatial mapping and analysis of relationships between travel behavior, the environment, and personal well-being.
2017-
Co-Principal Investigator (Mona El Khafif, UVA, Co-Principal Investigator) Community-Centered Urban Sensing $10,000 from the University of Virginia School of Architecture This environmental sensing project engages community members in mapping of key features of the constructed environment. Beginning with light levels, geospatially accurate maps of nighttime lighting levels, along with other features, are associated with perceptual and photographic inputs from neighborhood residents. A web-based mapping and analysis tool provides rapid results to communities.
2017-
Co-Investigator (Ralph Buehler, VT, Principal Investigator) Planning for Walking and Cycling in an Autonomous Vehicle Future $45,500 from the Mid-Atlantic Transportation Sustainability University Transportation Center Through semi-structured interviews with transport experts from academia, local, regional, state, and federal levels of government, and the private sector, this research seeks to develop planning guidelines for walking and cycling during the transition towards an automated and connected vehicle (AV) fleet.
2016-2017
Principal Investigator Nature and Urban Walking: Comparing India and the United States $2,000 from the UVA Center for Global Innovation and Inquiry Cognitive mapping survey will capture how urban walkers balance access to utilitarian destinations such as work and shopping with proximity to nature. The study is an opportunity to better understand the motivations and benefits of walking across distinct cultures and environments in India and the US.
2016-2017
Principal Investigator Tysons Corner Walkability Study $5,000 Summer Research Funding for School of Architecture, University of Virginia Builds on previous work undertaken to collect user data through wearable sensors to map the possibilities of transforming the site into a more qualitatively healthy walkable
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environment. Reframes decision making by pedestrians through community initiated studies of walkability or multimodal mobility. 2015-2016
Principal Investigator Road User Education for Multimodal Streets $30,000 from the Mid-Atlantic Transportation Sustainability University Transportation Center Addresses two key objectives: (1) identify best practices for using existing and new approaches to driver education to improve knowledge and acceptance of new, and (2) examine the impacts of education and habituation on road user knowledge, support, and use of new facilities.
2014-2015
Principal Investigator Virginia Sustainable Travel Choices $56,000 from the Mid-Atlantic Transportation Sustainability University Transportation Center Examines travel sustainability across Virginia, exploring differences among urban, suburban, and rural development and infrastructure across the state. Identifies trends related to sustainable travel and how they vary across the state, proposing what types of strategies and solutions are most appropriate for a given location.
2014-2016
Co-Principal Investigator (Brian Taylor, principal investigator) Accessibility and Economic Development: How the Transportation Network Affects the Economic Performance of Regions $85,000 from Haynes Foundation and $90,000 from UCCONNECT Investigates the relationship between traffic congestion, local mobility, and economic activity and productivity for several industries in Southern California and the Bay Area. The project establishes methods for analyzing the effects of congestion and alternative transportation choices on agglomeration effects.
2014
Principal Investigator Tysons Corner Built Environment Baseline and Travel Survey $3,000 Summer Research Funding for School of Architecture, University of Virginia Exploratory research using geolocated, wearable sensing devices including cameras, temperature sensors, and air quality sensors to catalog the built environment at Tysons Corner. In addition, deployed online survey of travel behavior and perceptions of the built environment at Tysons.
2013-2015
Co-Investigator ReProgramming Mobility $200,000 Grant from the Rockefeller Foundation Cataloged and analyzed the large and growing range of information and communication technologies directed toward transportation and mobility and assesses current and future impacts on transportation planning goals and processes. The project established several future scenarios for transportation planning and personal mobility based on current trends.
2010-2012
Researcher Information and Communication Technologies and Travel $50,000 fellowship from the NYU Rudin Center for Transportation
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Developed a conceptual and empirical framework for understanding the effects of information technologies on activity and travel patterns in large urban regions. 2010-2011
Research Scientist (Marta Panero, principal investigator) Mobile Source Air Toxics Mitigation Measures $330,000 grant from New York State Department of Transportation Develops thresholds for analysis and mitigation measures for air toxics from mobile sources such as diesel particulate matter.
2008-2010
Project Manager (Brian Taylor, principal investigator) Congestion and Accessibility: What’s the Relationship? $26,000 grant from the University of California Transportation Center Examines how measures of transportation accessibility and congestion vary and relate in metropolitan areas.
2007-2009
Graduate Investigator and Researcher (Deborah Estrin, principal investigator) Personal Environmental Impact Report (PEIR) $200,000 grant from Nokia Utilizes advanced sensing and computing technologies, including the Global Positioning System (GPS), cellular communication devices, web-based data servers, and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to analyze longstanding problems in urban planning research.
2006-2009
Project Manager (Paul Ong, principal investigator) Ethnicity and Economic Networks and Clusters $10,000 consulting fee from the Asian American Federation of New York Explores the theoretical basis and empirical evidence for ethnic group clustering in urban neighborhoods.
2005-2007
Project Manager (Evelyn Blumenberg and Brian Taylor principal investigators) Auto-Mobility, Spatial Isolation, and the Poor $43,000 grant from the University of California Transportation Center Examines the role of transportation access in explaining the spatial isolation of metropolitan residents.
1999-2002
Research Assistant (Paul Ong, Evelyn Blumenberg, and Brian Taylor, principal investigators) Measuring the Role of Transportation in Welfare-to-Work $60,000 grant from the University of California Transportation Center Conducted a “needs assessment” around the transportation requirements of welfare recipients who are transitioning to work.
1999-2002
Research Assistant (Evelyn Blumenberg, Brian Taylor, and Paul Ong, principal investigators) The Institutional Response to Transportation and Welfare Reform $40,000 grant from the University of California Transportation Center Investigated how institutions have responded to the call to develop transportation plans as a part of welfare reform.
1998
Research Reviewer (Donald Shoup, principal investigator) Fare-Free Transit for Students at UCLA Grant from the University of California Transportation Center
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Looked at the feasibility, costs, and benefits of initiating a fare-free public transit program for students at UCLA. 1997
Research for Thesis The Cultural Language of 1920s and 1930s American Architecture $500 from the Mellon Endowment at Yale University Researched publications from the period, as well as traveled to several cities to catalogue buildings from the era.
Teaching Courses Taught Introduction to transportation planning and policy: 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 (graduate survey course) Transportation and land use: 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017 (applied graduate course) Transportation and environment: 2014, 2016 (graduate seminar) Transportation analysis methods: 2012 (graduate course) Transportation and technology seminar: 2013 (graduate course) Planning methods: 2016, 2017 (graduate course) Public planning practice: 2014, 2015 (undergraduate course) PhD methods seminar: 2015 (graduate course) First-year honors seminar “SARCSem Sense of Place”: 2016 (undergraduate course) Innovative Teaching Practice 2015-2016
Organizer and Administrator, MATS UTC Transportation Sustainability Course
Thesis and Dissertation Committees 2017
Chair, Lea Brumfield, Streetcars and Gentrification: Examining the Relationships between the Resurgence of Streetcars and Indicators of Gentrification, Master’s Thesis, UVA Urban and Environmental Planning
2016
Outside Examiner, Aida E. Afrooz, Wayfinding and Travel Mode, PhD Dissertation, Faculty of the Built Environment, University of New South Wales, Australia
2016
Chair, Mary Butcher, The Lifecycle of Bicycle Education, Master’s Thesis, UVA Urban and Environmental Planning
2015
Committee Member, Changju Lee, Multimodal Enhancements to Public-Private Partnerships, PhD Dissertation, UVA Civil and Environmental Engineering
2014
Committee Member, Hyung Wook Choi, Identification of Influential Factors on Ridership in a New Bus Rapid Transit Based Transit-Oriented City in South Korea, Master’s Thesis, UVA Civil and Environmental Engineering
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Committee Member, Jaesup Lee, Incoporating Incident Impacts into Travel Demand Forecast Modeling for Transportation Planning Process, PhD Dissertation, UVA Civil and Environmental Engineering
Guest Lectures 2017
“Quantitative planning methods.” Undergraduate planning methods course, University of Virginia, March 14, 2015. “Transportation and well-being,” Healthy cities course, University of Virginia, February 1, 2017.
2016
“Transportation: Access, Sustainability, and the Good Life,” Undergraduate introduction to planning course, University of Virginia, October 17, 2016. “Transportation and public health,” Public health and built environment course, University of Virginia School of Medicine, September 15, 2016.
2015
“Social media analysis for planning,” Undergraduate planning methods course, University of Virginia, March 17, 2015.
2014
“Transportation and public health,” Public health and built environment course, University of Virginia School of Medicine, September 16, 2014.
2012
“Cognitive mapping.” In Mapping graduate seminar, Columbia University Architecture, February 23, 2012
2011
“Cognition and travel.” Transportation and Land Use graduate course, Columbia University Urban Planning Program, April 5, 2011
2010
“Cities in mind.” Introduction to the City graduate course, Draper Program at NYU, November 18, 2010
2010
“Cognition and travel.” Transportation and Land Use graduate course, Columbia University Urban Planning Program, April 7, 2010
2008
“Urban form and urban design.” Undergraduate course in introductory urban planning, UCLA Department of Urban Planning, August 20, 2008
2007
“Urban form and urban design.” Undergraduate course in introductory urban planning, UCLA Department of Urban Planning, August 16, 2007
2007
“Spatial statistics.” Graduate course in advanced geographic information systems, UCLA Department of Urban Planning, May 22, 2007
2006
“Spatial statistics.” Graduate course in advanced geographic information systems, UCLA Department of Urban Planning, May 16, 2006
2002
“Planning for Bus Rapid Transit in the San Fernando Valley.” Graduate course in transportation planning, UCLA Department of Urban Planning, February 2002
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Teaching Assistant 2008 2007 2005
“Travel Behavior Analysis,” graduate course, UCLA Dept. of Urban Planning “Transportation Geography,” undergraduate course in transportation policy and planning, UCLA Depts. of Urban Planning and Geography “Transportation, Land Use, and Urban Form,” graduate course in urbanization and transportation, UCLA Dept. of Urban Planning
Service Committees 2015-
Member, City of Charlottesville PLACE Design Task Force (Community)
2014-
Member, UVA School of Architecture PhD Committee (School)
2014-
Chair, Mid-Atlantic Transportation Sustainability University Transportation Center Education Committee (National)
2016
Member, UVA School of Architecture Faculty Budget Committee (School)
2014-2016
Member, UVA School of Architecture Digital Practices Task Force (School)
2014-2015
Member, UVA Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Tenure-Track Position in Transportation Sustainability Search Committee (University)
2005-2007
Member, UCLA Department of Urban Planning Academic Personnel Committee (Departmental)
Events 2017
Moderator, “Understanding the Mobility Landscape of Your City,” Hometown Summit: The Future of Small Cities, Tom Tom Founders Festival. Charlottesville, VA. April 14, 2017. (National)
2016
Co-Organizer, Neuro-Urbanism Innovations in Practice Workshop, UVA School of Architecture, December 1-5, 2016 (School) Co-Organizer, Civil and Civic Infrastructures Working Group, UVA Center for Global Innovation and Inquiry, Fall 2016 (University)
2015
Co-Organizer, Innovations in Practice Workshop: Eduardo Rico, UVA School of Architecture, March 3-4, 2015 (School)
2012
Co-Organizer, Walking and the Life of the City Symposium, NYU Wagner School of Public Service, New York, NY, June 7, 2012 (School)
2006-2007
“Remapping LA” UCLA community outreach project (Community)
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Reviews 2017
Reviewer, University of Strasbourg Institute for Advanced Study Fellowship Program Reviewer, Journal of Planning Education and Research Reviewer, Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board Reviewer, Technology | Architecture + Design Reviewer¸ Behavioral Sciences
2016
Reviewer, Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board Reviewer, Journal of Planning Education and Research Reviewer, Transportation Research Part A Reviewer, KSCE Journal of Civil Engineering
2015
Reviewer, Journal of Urban Planning and Development Reviewer, Journal of Transportation Geography Reviewer, SARC Summer Faculty Funding Proposals
2014
Reviewer, Transportation Research Part A Reviewer, Journal of Urban Planning and Development Reviewer, Public Health Reviewer, Preventive Medicine Reviewer, University of California Transportation Center Dissertation Fellowships
2013
Reviewer, Transportation Research: Part A
2012
Reviewer, Urban Studies journal Reviewer, German Research Foundation proposal
2011
Reviewer, Journal of Advanced Transportation Reviewer, German Research Foundation proposal Reviewer, Journal of Transportation and Land Use Reviewer, Urban Geography Journal
2009
Reviewer, Urban Studies journal
2007
Reviewer, 2008 Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board, Traveler Behavior and Values Committee Reviewer, 2007 World Conference on Transportation Research Society
2005
Reviewer, 2006 Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board, Travel Behavior and Values Committee Editor and Reviewer, Critical Planning journal
Honors and Awards 2016
Tenure-Track Faculty Research Award Faculty vote for “Five-star transportation: using online activity reviews to examine mode choice to non-work destinations” University of Virginia School of Architecture
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2016
Distinguished Speaker University of Virginia Office of Engagement
2013
Excellence in Diversity Fellow University of Virginia Teaching Resource Center
2013
Best Student Award (PhD) UCLA Department of Urban Planning
2009
University of California Transportation Center Dissertation Fellowship $15,000 from University of California Transportation Center
2009
New York University Rudin Center Transportation and Urban Planning Doctoral Series $200 honorarium
2008-2009
UCLA Dissertation Year Fellowship $26,000 from Graduate Division, UCLA
2005-2008
Eisenhower Graduate Fellowship $92,500 from United States Department of Transportation
2005
Summer Research Fellowship $4,500 from Summer Research Mentorship program, UCLA
2004-2005
Chancellor’s Graduate Fellowship $24,000 from Urban Planning Department, UCLA
1997-1999
University of California Transportation Center Graduate Fellowship $12,000 from Institute of Transportation Studies, UCLA
1999
Department Award for Overall Excellence Awarded to first in class (of 63 students) in Urban Planning, UCLA
1999
Eno Fellow Eno Transportation Foundation Leadership Development Program
1997-1998
Graduate Fellowship $13,000 for University of California Regents Registration Fellowship
1993-1997
Victor Wilson Scholarship $75,000 for tuition at Yale
Professional Selected Professional Projects 2003-2004
Lead Planner Downtown Monterey Park Mixed-Use and Pedestrian Linkages Plan and Zoning Ordinance, Monterey Park, CA
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Developed a circulation plan, guidelines, and zoning for downtown Monterey Park, an area comprised of three interconnected commercial corridors in a diverse suburb of Los Angeles. 2003-2004
Lead Planner Long Beach Transit Bus Stop Amenities Project, Long Beach, CA Designed a program of enhancements for twenty-eight selected bus stops served by Long Beach Transit.
2002-2003
Project Manager and Lead Planner Bus Rapid Transit Station Design Plan, Orange County, CA Established a Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) station design and plan for two demonstration corridors, the Brea to Newport Beach Line and the Long Beach to Santa Ana Line.
1999-2002
Lead Planner San Fernando Valley East-West Transit Corridor – Major Investment Study (MIS) / Draft Environment Impact Statement/Report (DEIS/R) / Final Environment Impact Report (FEIR), Los Angeles, CA Developed and evaluated cross-valley transportation alternatives including: No Project, Transportation System Management, Light Rail, Heavy Rail, and Bus Rapid Transit.
Selected Professional Reports 2003
Mondschein, Andrew and Elaine Carbrey. 2003. Downtown Monterey Park Mixed-Use and Pedestrian Linkages Plan. Monterey Park, CA: City of Monterey Park. Mondschein, Andrew and Roland Genick. 2003. Bus Rapid Transit Station Design Plan. Orange, CA: Orange Country Transportation Authority.
2002
Carbrey, Elaine and Andrew Mondschein, et al. 2002. San Fernando Valley East-West Transit Corridor – Major Investment Study (MIS) / Draft Environment Impact Statement/Report (DEIS/R) / Final Environment Impact Report (FEIR). Los Angeles, CA: Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority.
Professional Awards 2006
Focused Issue Planning Award, American Planning Association (APA) Inland Empire Section E Street Transit Corridor Transportation Investment Study
2006
Special Award of Merit, APA Los Angeles Section Downtown Monterey Park Mixed-Use and Pedestrian Linkages Plan and Zoning Ordinance
2003
Focused Issue Planning Award, APA Orange County Section Orange County Transportation Authority Bus Rapid Transit Station Plan
2000
Focused Issue Planning Award, APA Los Angeles Section San Fernando Valley East-West Transit Corridor Major Investment Study
Professional Certification / Memberships
Andrew S. Mondschein, PhD, AICP
American Institute of Certified Planners (professional certification) American Planning Association Transportation Research Board Environmental Design Research Association International Association for Travel Behaviour Research
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