Profile
Eric Dumbaugh is the coordinator the Graduate Certificate Program in
Transportation Planning, and serves as the faculty liaison for the LAUP
emphasis area in Transportation Planning, Policy, and Design. His research
examines strategies for integrating mobility, traffic safety, and community
livability into a holistic, context-based approach to roadway and community
design. Dr. Dumbaugh has authored more than 20 academic and professional
articles, including “Safe Streets, Livable Streets,” published
in the Journal of the American Planning Association, and “The Design
of Safe Urban Roadsides: An Empirical Analysis,” which received
the Transportation Research Board’s Award for Outstanding Paper
in Geometric Design in 2007. He has served as an invited speaker before
numerous professional groups, including the Federal Highway Administration,
the Institute of Transportation Engineers, the Urban Land Institute,
and the Congress for the New Urbanism, among others.
Ph.D., Civil and Environmental Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology
(2005); Master of Science, Civil Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology
(2002); Master of City and Regional Planning, Georgia Institute of Technology
(2002); BA, English Literature, Florida State University (1996)...
[more]
Selected Publications and Proceedings:
Dumbaugh, Eric and Lawrence Frank. 2007. “Traffic Safety and
Safe Routes to Schools: Synthesizing the Empirical Evidence.” Transportation
Research Board 86th Annual Conference Proceedings. January, 2007.
Dumbaugh, Eric. 2006. “The Design of Safe Urban Roadsides.” Transportation
Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board, 1961,
pp. 74-82.
Dumbaugh, Eric. 2005. “Safe Streets, Livable Streets.” Journal
of the American Planning Association 71:3, pp. 283-298.
Dumbaugh, Eric, Lawrence D. Frank, and Abby King. 2005. “Designing
Communities for the Health, Safety and Mobility of Older Adults.” Report
Submitted to the National Institutes of Health.
Dumbaugh, Eric. 2004. “Overcoming Financial and Institutional
Barriers to Transit-Oriented Development” Journal of Public Transportation
7(3): 43-69.
Meyer, Michael and Eric Dumbaugh. 2004. “Institutional and Regulatory
Factors Related to Non-Motorized Travel and Walkable Communities.” Report
Commissioned by the Transportation Research Board and the Institute
of Medicine, July.
Dumbaugh, Eric and Michael Meyer. 2003 “Exploring the Relationship
between Agency Performance Measures and Operations Investments in a
Metropolitan Area.” Transportation Research Board 82nd Annual
Conference Proceedings.
Ewing, Reid, Eric Dumbaugh, and Mike Brown. 2001. “Internalizing
Travel by Mixing Land Uses: A Study of Master-Planned Communities in
South Florida.” Transportation Research Record 1780: 115-120.
|
