My Current
Projects
Robert Cervero
Research
Built Environments,
Obesity, and Fitness in Bogota, Colombia. Measurement
of built-environment attributes and their influence of physical fitness and
obesity levels as well as travel choices. Funding: Centers for
Disease Control and Prevention, FEZ Fundacion. Expected Completion:
2007.
Freeway
Deconstruction: Impacts on Land Development and Road Safety. Analysis
of impacts of freeway removal on neighborhoods and development patterns. Funding:
UCTC, Expected Completion: Fall, 2007.
Accessibility, Mobility,
and Sustainability in China: Co-Investigator
on project examining balanced accessibility and mobility planning to promote
sustainable development, focusing on Chinese cities. One of five
research themes being carried out under the UC Berkeley Center for the Future of
Urban Transportation. Funding: Volvo Foundation, Sweden; Expected Completion:
2008.
Consulting/Professional
Practice
Ensuring Full Potential
Ridership from Transit-Oriented Development:
Developing parking and trip generation
analyses for TODs. Transit
Cooperative Research Program, H-27A.
Subconsultant
to: Parsons-Brinckerhoff-Quade-Douglas, Co-Investigator,
2005-present.
Land Use Forecasting for
Indirect Impact Analysis: National
Cooperative Research Project 25. Developing methods for modeling induced
development. Subconsultant to: Parsons-Brinckerhoff-Quade-Douglas,
2005-present.
Retrofit of Tysons Corner
Edge City: Advising and
modeling impacts of promoting transit- and pedestrian-oriented development in
Tysons Corner, Fairfax County, Virginia. Subconsultant to: PB
Placemaking, 2006-present.