Research
Center for the Urban Environment
The Center for the Urban Environment at SUNY-ESF conducts research in the following areas:
Interdisciplinary
1. Water Quality
2. Water Quantity
3. Brownfields
4. Air Quality
5. Indoor Air Quality
6. The Built Environment
7. Urban Heat Island Research
- Gordon Heisler, Jeffrey Walton, Ian Yesilonis, David Nowak, Richard Pouyat, Richard Grant, Sue Grimmond, Karla Hyde, and Gregory Bacon: Empirical Modeling and Mapping of Below-canopy Air Temperatures in Baltimore, MD and Vicinity
- David J. R. Murphy, Myrna Hall, Charles Hall, Gordon Heisler, and Steve Stehman: The Relation Between Land-cover and the Urban Heat Island in Northeastern Puerto Rico
8. Sprawl Analysis
9. Urban Forest
10. Energy Sustainability
- Charles A. S. Hall, Energy Return on Energy Investment (EROI) Institute at SUNY-ESF
11. Urban Toxicology
- Donald Hughes, Myrna Hall, and Samuel Sage: Onondaga Lake’s Contaminated Sediments: Characterization and Public Policy Implications
- M. Laidlaw, H.W. Mielke, G.M. Filippelli, D.L. Johnson and C.R. Gonzales: Seasonality and Children's Blood Lead Levels: Developing a Predictive Model Using Climatic Variables and Blood Lead Data from Indianapolis, Indiana, Syracuse, New York, and New Orleans, Louisiana (USA)
- V. A. Jouraeva, D. L. Johnson, J. P Hassett, D. J. Nowak, N. A. Shipunova, D. Barbarossa: Role of sooty mold fungi in accumulation of fine-particle-associated PAHs and metals on deciduous leaves.
12. Creating Resilience in Sustainable Communities