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Dr. JiYoung Park

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Dr. Park’s research interests are urban economics and transportation modeling as applied to natural and man-made environmental and security problems. He developed National Interstate Economic Model (NIEMO), a spatially disaggregated operational MRIO (Multiregional Input-Output) model of the 50 states and the District of Columbia. The NIEMO is used to analyze economic impacts resulting from natural disasters such as Hurricane Katrina and hypothetical terrorist attacks. Further, it is expanding to (1) transportation and multi-modal systems, (2) international countries, (3) temporal extension, (4) demand price elasticity model, (5) HAZUS software, (6) game theory and (7) environmental model estimating Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emission effects. His vision is to observe dynamic changes in urban/regional/international systemactic structures. The models Dr.Park has developed provide simulated results stemming from the changes and the predicted futures for planners in urban, regional, national and international levels.

Education
  • Ph.D. (urban planning), University of Southern California
  • M.A. (economics), Seoul National University
  • B.A.. (economics), Seoul National University
Projects
Title Sponsor(s)
Educating Binational Transportation Networks, Freight Movements, and Economic Impacts University Transportation Research Center (UTRC)
National Aviation Security to Cyber-terrorism: An Integrated Framework to Quantify the Economic Impacts of Cyber-terrorist Behavior University Transportation Research Center (UTRC)
Panama Canal Expansion and the Economic Impacts on New York and New Jersey States University Transportation Research Center (UTRC)
The Ties that Bind: Developing a Bi-national Transportation-Combined Economic Simulation Model to Assess Security and Policy Implications of US-Canada Border Bridges University Transportation Research Center (UTRC)
Towards Socially and Economically Sustainable Urban Developments Research and Innovative Technology Administration / USDOT (RITA)


Publications
Title Publication Type
Panama Canal Expansion: The Effect of Imports and Exports Diverted from California Seaports on the Port of New York and New Jersey Final Report
The Game-Theoretic National Interstate Economic Model: An Integrated Framework to Quantify the Economic Impacts of Cyber-terrorist Behavior Final Report
The Ties that Bind: Bi-national Trade and its Implications of the U.S. and Canada Using Bi-national Freight Movement Network via Border Crossings Final Report
Towards Socially and Economically Sustainable Urban Developments: Impacts of Toll Pricing on Residential Developments Project Brief
UTRC Research Initiative
Year Title
2012 Towards Socially and Economically Sustainable Urban Developments
2014 Panama Canal Expansion and the Economic Impacts on New York and New Jersey States
2015 The Ties that Bind: Developing a Bi-national Transportation-Combined Economic Simulation Model to Assess Security and Policy Implications of US-Canada Border Bridges
UTRC Faculty Development Mini-grants
Year Title
2013 National Aviation Security to Cyber-terrorism: An Integrated Framework to Quantify the Economic Impacts of Cyber-terrorist Behavior

Personal Information

Assistant Professor
JiYoung
Park
State University of New York (SUNY)
jp292@buffalo.edu
(716) 829-5331
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