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Research
Latest funding
- $88,242
Why did the "Missing Middle" miss the train? Exploring barriers and solutions to intensified family housing in Waterloo Region
SSHRC · 2021 · Principal investigator
- $101,684
Why did the "Missing Middle" miss the train? Exploring barriers and solutions to intensified family housing in Waterloo Region
SSHRC · 2021 · Principal investigator
- $600,000
Artificial Intelligence-based Tools for Fresh Produce Procurement Price Decisions as Applied to Canadian Distribution Centers
NSERC · 2018 · Co-investigator
Why did the "Missing Middle" miss the train? Exploring barriers and solutions to intensified family housing in Waterloo Region
Principal investigators: Parker, Dawn C.
Keywords: housing markets; housing affordability; missing middle; urban intensification; transit-oriented development; housing finance
Why did the "Missing Middle" miss the train? Exploring barriers and solutions to intensified family housing in Waterloo Region
Principal investigators: Parker, Dawn C.
Keywords: housing markets; housing affordability; missing middle; urban intensification; transit-oriented development; housing finance
Artificial Intelligence-based Tools for Fresh Produce Procurement Price Decisions as Applied to Canadian Distribution Centers
Principal investigators: Karray, Fakhreddine F
Mining relationships among variables in large datasets from CompLEx systems (MIRACLE)
Principal investigators: Parker, Dawn C.
Keywords: planning; environmental science; computational economics; computer science; geomatics
Light rail transit and core area intensification: unpacking causal relationships
Principal investigators: Parker, Dawn C.
Keywords: urban intensification; rapid transit; property markets; causality; mixed methods; land-use change
Urban intensification vs. suburban flight: an integrated residential land-use and transportation model to evaluate residential land market form and function
Principal investigators: Parker, Dawn C.
Keywords: housing markets; land-use transport models; agent-based modeling; urban growth; residential land management
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