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Zhan Guo
Zhan Guo is a Ph.D candidate in the Department of Urban Studies and Planning
at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He holds degrees of M.C.P
(MIT 2003), M.Eng in Urban Planning and Design (Tsinghua 1999), and B.
Architecture (Tianjin 1996). His research interests include urban transport
planning, land use and travel behavior, and GIS. He has experience in
several major transit authorities: Chicago Transit Authority, Massachusetts
Bay Transportation Authority, and Transport for London. His recent awards
include Honorable Mention for Outstanding Contribution to the Department
Intellectual Life at MIT and the 2005 Outstanding Oversea Student Award by
Government of China.
Refereed Journal Articles (English)
Guo, Zhan, Ning Ai, and Karen R. Polenske. 2008 (Forthcoming) Yellow-Dust Storms, Reforestation, and
Their Economic Impact in Northern China. International Journal of Sustainable Development and World
Ecology, Vol. 15
Guo, Zhan, and Joseph Ferreira, Jr. 2008 (Forthcoming) Pedestrian Environments, Walking Path Choice, and
Transfer Penalties: Understanding Land-Use Impacts on Transit Travel.
Environment and Planning B, Vol.35.
Guo, Zhan, Nigel H.M.Wilson, and Adam Rahbee. 2007. Weather Impact on
Transit Ridership in Chicago. Transportation Research Record, Vol.2034. , pp.3-10
Guo, Zhan, and Nigel H.M. Wilson. 2007. Modeling the Effects of Transit System Transfers on Travel
Behavior: A Commuter Rail and Subway Case Study in Downtown Boston. Transportation Research Record,
Vol.2006, pp.11-20
Guo, Zhan, and Nigel H.M. Wilson. 2004. Assessment of the Transfer
Penalty for Transit Trips: A GIS-based Disaggregate Modeling Approach.
Transportation Research Record, Vol.1872, pp.10-18
Refereed Journal Articles (Chinese)
Guo, Zhan. 2000. Urban Growth in Mid-size Cities and Urbanization in the Yangtze River Delta: A Case of Xishan.
City Planning Review, Vol.25, No.5
Wu, Weijia, and Zhan Guo. 2000. Evolution of Land-Use Patterns and Urban Governance: Finding Connection in the Mid-size Cities in the Yangtze River Delta.
City Planning Review, Vol.25, No.1.
Guo, Zhan. 2000. The Meaning of Built Environments: What We Learn from Amos Rapoport.
Huazhong Architecture, Vol.18, No.1.
Guo, Zhan. 1999. Village Consolidation, Rural Growth, and Urbanization in the Yangtze River Delta. Town and Village Development,
Vol.4, No.4
Guo, Zhan. 1999. Dialogue between New and Existing Built Environments during Rapid Urbanization: A
Framework of Analysis. Urban
Studies, Vol.6, No.3
Guo, Zhan. 1999. From Shanghai Art Museum to Perfume-Hill Hotel: Tracing the Chinese Tradition of I.M.Pei.
HuaZhong Architecture,Vol.17, No.1
Guo, Zhan. 1998. Land Development without Market: The Impact of Working Unit System on the Urban Form
in Beijing (1949 - 1988) Urban Planning Forum, No.6.
Liu, Yanchuan, Can Zheng, and Zhan Guo. 1996. Designing Affordable and Vernacular Housing in Shanghai:
Introduction of the Regional Prize Scheme in the ACSA (American Collegiate School of Architecture) Housing Design Competition.
Journal of Architecture, Vol.329
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