Catherine L. Ross 760 Spring Street, Suite 213 Atlanta, Georgia 30308
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760 Spring Street, Suite 213 Atlanta, Georgia 30308 404-385-5133 catherine.ross@design.gatech.edu
EDUCATIONUndergraduate Kent State University B.A. in History, B.A. in Sociology and Education Certification
Ithaca, New York Master of Regional Planning Ph.D. in City and Regional Planning Major Planning Theory Minor Quantitative Methods and Civil Engineering Post-Doctoral, University of California, Berkeley RESEARCH AND TEACHING INTERESTTransportation planning; regional development; urban revitalization; environmental planning; spatial analysis; land use planning; sustainable development and quality growth; regional planning, research methods; planning theory. CAREER HISTORYDeputy Director, National Center for Transportation Productivity and Management, 2012 - present Harry West Professor of City and Regional Planning, 2003 - present Director, Center for Quality Growth and Regional Development (CQGRD), Atlanta, GA, 2003 – present College of Architecture ADVANCE Professor, 2008-present Executive Director, Georgia Regional Transportation Authority (GRTA), Atlanta, GA, 1999 – 2003 Principal, Catherine Ross and Associates, Inc. - Atlanta, GA. 1980 - 1999 Professor, Graduate City Planning Program, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA, 1990 Vice Provost for Academic Affairs, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA, 1995 - 1996 Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA, 1994 -1995 Special Assistant to the Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs, Office of Academic Affairs, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, Georgia, 1993 - 1994 Senior Policy Advisor, National Academy of Sciences, National Research Council, Transportation Research Board, Washington, D.C., 1991-1992 Co-Director, Transportation Research and Education Center (TREC), Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA, 1991-1996 Director, Doctoral Program, College of Architecture, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA, 1987 - 1993 Associate Professor, Graduate City Planning Program, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA, 1984 - 1990 Assistant Professor, Graduate City Planning Program, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA, 1976 - 1983 Assistant Professor, Public Administration Department, Atlanta University, Atlanta, GA, 1977 - 1979 Transportation Planner, Dalton-Dalton-Little-Newport (Engineers and Planners), Shaker Heights, Ohio, 1973 - 1974 FUNDED RESEARCH PROJECTSPrincipal Investigator “Implementing Megaregions”, Cambridge Systematics Inc., / Cambridge, MA, 08/04/2016 – 11/30/2017, $91,676 Principal Investigator “2016 Eisenhower Graduate Fellowship Program-Elliot Sperling”, US Department of Transportation/ Federal Highway Administration, 08/01/2016 - 09/01/2017, $5,000 Co-Principal Investigator “GDOT Local Beneficiary Analysis of TIA project expenditures, Phase II,” Georgia Department of Transportation, 07/14/2016 – 04/14/2018, $43,227.97 Co-Principal Investigator “Crowdsourced social media monitoring system,” Georgia Department of Transportation, 05/25/2016 - 05/25/2017, $94,918. Principal Investigator “Challenges to CV and AV application in tuck freight operations,” Booz, Allen and Hamilton Inc., 11/23/2015-12/14/2016, $ 15,254. Principal Investigator “SHRP 2 – Implementation Assistance Program,” The Atlanta Regional Commission, 2015- 2017, $30,000. Principal Investigator “Multimodal Planning at the Megaregion Scale,” The American Planning Association, American Planning Association, Washington, D.C. 06/01/2015 – 12/31/2016, $70,000 Principal Investigator “A collaborative model for healthy freight planning,” The Pew Charitable Trusts Washington, D.C., 11/01/2014 – 10/31/2016, $257,308.00 Principal Investigator “2014 Eisenhower Fellowship/PHylton, US Department of Transportation/ Federal Highway Administration, 08/01/2014 - 09/01/2015, $5,000 Investigator (GDOT #14-34) Managing Transportation System Health, Georgia Department of Transportation, 05/08/2014-07/15/2015, $ 15,612.75 Co-Principal Investigator GDOT Local Beneficiary Analysis of TIA Project Expenditures: Phase I (Establishment of Baseline Conditions, Expectations and Beneficiaries), Georgia Department of Transportation, 2013-2015, $164,662. Principal Investigator Freight-Movement, Port Facilities, and Economic Competitiveness - Supplemental Task: County-to-County Freight Movement (National and State Level), Georgia Department of Transportation, 2013-16, $ 47,249.66 Co-Principal Investigator PLAN 2040 HIA: CREATING A NATIONAL MODEL FOR REGIONAL HIA IMPLEMENTATION, Pew Charitable Trusts, Washington, DC, 2014, $ 22,518. Principal Investigator Freight impacts on Small Urban and Rural Areas, National Transportation Center for Productivity and Management, UTC, 2013, $ 140,000.00 Principal Investigator National MAP-21 Implementation and Monitoring, National Transportation Center for Productivity and Management, UTC, 2013, $ 100,000.00 Co-principal Investigator A Data Driven Approach to State Transportation Investment Decisions: a Transportation Project Investment and Evaluation Resource (T-Pier), National Transportation Center for Productivity and Management, UTC, 2013, $ 150,000.00 Co-principal Investigator and Deputy Director Selected a Tier 1 University Transportation Center (UTC): Center for Transportation System Performance and Management. Research and Innovative Technology Administration (RITA), United States Department of Transportation (US DOT), January 2012, $14,000,000.00 Principal Investigator Freight Movement, Port Facilities, and Economic Competitiveness, National Transportation Center for Productivity and Management, UTC, 2012, $ 162,000.00 Principal Investigator Georgia SPLOST Database and Clearinghouse for Transportation Finance. Woodruff Foundation, 2012, $80,000.00 Principal Investigator Health Impact Assessment Technical Assistance. Georgia Department of Community Health. 2012, $104,000.00 Co-principal Investigator Atlanta BeltLine Eastside Trail: Population Comparison Measuring Changes in Behavior Related to Health. Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of Georgia, Inc. March 2012, $34,996 Co-principal Investigator Impact of Environmental Justice Analysis on Transportation Planning. Georgia Department of Transportation. 2011, $100,000 Principal Investigator HIA, Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Program, Department of Community Health, Division of Public Health. 2011, $9,320.10 Principal Investigator Health Benefits of the Atlanta Beltline Eastside Trail: A Pre-Post Impact Assessment, Beltline Partnership. 2011-2012, $51,251.72 Principal Investigator The Architecture of the Megaregion. US Department of Transportation/ Federal Highway Administration. 2011-2013, $270,209.00; 2013-2014-$138,302.96 (Phase II optional on completion of Phase I) Principal Investigator Assessment and Community Revitalization at 10th and Monroe. Betty and Associates LLC. 2010-2011, $29,986.37 Principal Investigator Impact of Regional SPLOST’s on County Infrastructure- Georgia Department of Transportation and United States Department of Transportation. 2010-2011, $100, 000.00 Principal Investigator Development and Implementation of a Decision Support Tool for Atlanta Beltline Inc. Atlanta Beltline Inc. 2010-2011, $159,000.00 Co-principal Investigator Impact of the Location of New Schools on Transportation Infrastructure and Finance. Georgia Department of Transportation. 2010-2011. $149,000 Principal Investigator Health Impact Assessment (HIA) of Atlanta Regional Plan 2040. The Pew Charitable Trusts: 2010 – 2011, $144,992.00 Principal Investigator Health Impact Assessment (HIA) on the Aerotropolis Atlanta Brownfield Redevelopment Project. The Pew Charitable Trusts: 2010 – 2011, $142,992.58 Principal Investigator Estimating Safety Benefits of Context-Sensitive Design (CSD). Georgia Department of Transportation: 2010 – 2011, $160,534.62 Principal Investigator Megaregions and Transportation Planning. U.S. Department of Transportation/Federal Highway Administration: 2007 – 2009, $124,209.00 Principal Investigator Congestion-Pricing Implementations and Deployment Strategies for the Metropolitan Atlanta Area. Georgia Department of Transportation: 2007-2008, $501,843.99 Principal Investigator Hospitals and Community Health: A Study of Localized Health Impacts of Hospitals. The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation: 2006-2007, $94,731.00 Principal Investigator “Megacities and Megaregions: Frontiers in Spatial Planning” Funding for Book on American Spatial Planning. The Ford Foundation: 2006-2007, $36,000.00 Co-Principal Investigator Community Transportation Plan for Decatur, Georgia. City of Decatur: 2006-2007, $106,250.00 Co-Principal Investigator Freight Planning for Atlanta Region. Atlanta Regional Commission: 2005-2007, $30,000.00 Principal Investigator Population Projections. Coastal Georgia Regional Development Center: 2006, $43,000.00 Principal Investigator Health Impact Assessment of the Atlanta Beltline. Robert Wood Johnson Foundation: 2005-2006, $87,000.00 Investigator North Fulton Greenway Project. Georgia Legislature: 2006-2007, $45,930.00 Principal Investigator Making the Case for Healthy Neighborhoods. Atlanta Neighborhood Development (ANDP): 2006, $20,000.00 Co-Principal Investigator Evaluation of HOPE VI Revitalization of Grady Homes. Atlanta Housing Authority and U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development: 2005,-2011 $501,447.00 Principal Investigator A Time for Leadership: Growth Management and Florida 2060. 1000 Friends of Florida: 2006, $10,000.00 Co-Principal Investigator A Generalized Model for Evaluating the Success of Mix-Income Revitalization: With a Case Study of the Chicago Housing Authority. The MacArthur Foundation: 2005-2006, $500,000.00 Co-Principal Investigator Economic Diversification Plan. Camden County (GA) Public Service Authority: 2005, $125,000.00 Principal Investigator “Context Sensitive Design” training seminar, Regional Coalition: 2005, $65,000.00 Principal Investigator “Governments and Growth” training seminar, Regional Coalition: 2005, $40,000.00 Chair Harry West endowed chair, Georgia Tech Foundation, 09/01/2004 - present Co-Principal Investigator “Materials Flow Modeling in Sustainable Industrial Systems within Urban Centers,” National Science Foundation: 2004-2005, $125,000.00 Principal Investigator “Development Potential of the SR 365 Corridor in Hall County, Georgia: A Quality Growth Study,” Hall County Board of Commissioners: 2004, $50,000.00 Co-Principal Investigator T. Boston and C. Ross. Grant to purchase 500 books to be distributed free of charge to government officials, policy analysts and researchers concerned with the economic problems of inner cities. T. Boston and C. Ross are authors of the book. The Ford Foundation: 1997-1998, $14,000.00 Co-Principal Investigator “A Spatial and Statistical Analysis of Commercial Vehicle Activity in Metropolitan Atlanta.” U.S. Environmental Protection Agency: 1997-1998, $41,000.00. Contract G.35-X45 Principal Investigator “Land Use and Transportation Interaction: An Examination of the 1995 NPTS Data”. Federal Highway Administration: 1996-1997, $25,000.00. Co-Principal Investigator “Building the Next Generation of Transportation and Air-Quality Models, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency: 1995 to 1999 $372,700.00. Contract #EAS-EPA G-35-X45 Principal Investigator “The MARTA Impact Study: Comprehensive Assessment of the Impact of the MARTA System on the Atlanta Region, component of the Transit Impact Monitoring Program, Atlanta Regional Commission: 1994 to 1996, $100,000.00. Contract #D-48-A73 Research Associate “The Benefits and Costs for Rural Transit Systems, Georgia Department of Transportation: 1994-1995, $97,795. Contract #D-48-A94 Principal Investigator “Building the Next Generation of Transportation and Air Quality Models, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency: 1994 to 1999, $8,000,000.00Contract #CR-817732-01 Research Associate “Mobility Indices,” U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT): 1993-1994, $150,000.00 Contract #AD-48-478 Co-Principal Investigator Air Quality Modeling in Urban Environments. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency: 1992, $800,000.00. Contract #UCAR S9170. Principal Investigator Air Quality Modeling In Urban Environments: Analysis of Major Contributors in Non-Attainment Areas and Implications for Improved Air Quality Modeling. Environmental Protection Agency: 1992, $325,000.00. Contract # UCAR S9170 Principal Investigator The Federal Test Procedure (FTP) Atlanta: Vehicle instrumentation study to identify driving behavior of Atlanta residents. Environmental Protection Agency: 1992, $150,000.00. Contract # UCAR S9170 Principal Investigator Air Quality Modeling In Urban Environments: Analysis of Major Contributors in Non-Attainment Areas and Implications for Improved Air Quality Modeling. Environmental Protection Agency: 1991, $250,000.00. Contract # UCAR S9170. Co-Principal Investigator Transportation Management Associations (TMA’s) in the United States. Assessing Public and Private Efforts to Relieve Congestion and Other Transportation Problems through TMA’s. U.S. Department of Transportation, Urban Mass Transportation Administration: 1991, $130,000.00. Contract # GA-11-0022-92-1 Co-Principal Investigator The Impact of the Federal Overmatch Initiative. Project funded by the U.S. Department of Transportation, Urban Mass Transportation Administration, 1990, $104,898.00 Co-Principal Investor Ford Foundation Postdoctoral Fellowship for Minorities: Development of a manuscript on natural disasters and transportation systems. Project funded by the Ford Foundation through the National Research Council, $31,000.00, September 1987 to September 1988. Research Associate Determination of an Appropriate Future Role for the Orlando-Orange County Expressway Authority. Orlando-Orange County Expressway Authority: 1987, $154,000.00. Contract #D-48-669. Principal Investigator Overcoming Barriers to Greater Private Sector Involvement in Transportation. U.S. Department of Transportation, Urban Mass Transportation Administration: 1986 – 1987, $93,956.00. Contract #GA 11 0017 Principal Investigator Private Provision of Transportation Services: Assessment of the ways in which the private sector participates in the delivery of transportation services. College of Architecture/Georgia Institute of Technology: 1984 – 1985, $7,500.00. Principal Investigator Transit Operations Institute. U.S. Department of Transportation, Urban Mass Transportation Administration: 1983 – 1984, $89,607.00. Contract #D48 615 Principal Investigator Impact Assessment of Natural Disasters on Transportation Lifelines: 1971 to 1981. National Science Foundation: 1983 1986, $150,000.00. Contract #D48 608. Principal Investigator Lifeline Engineering: A preliminary examination of the impacts of disasters on a number of urban systems. Project funded by College of Architecture/Georgia Institute of Technology: 1982, $8,422.00. Principal Investigator Rural Transportation Planning. College of Architecture/Georgia Institute of Technology: 1981, $7,856.00. Principal Investigator Evaluation of Transportation Services. College of Architecture/ Georgia Institute of Technology: 1980, $7,483.00. Co-Principal Investigator Evaluating Energy Projects in the Southeast United States. Community Services Administration: 1980, $40,000.00. Contract #D48 643. Co-Principal Investigator Conducting Type III Evaluations of CSA Programs in the Southeast United States (Region IV). Community Services Administration, Contract #D48 643, $222,721.00 January 1980. Principal Investigator Policy Sensitive Approach to Transportation Evaluation. U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development/Atlanta University, Contract #5008 RG, $16,000.00 September 1979. Research Associate Conducting Type III Evaluations of CSA Programs in Southeast United States (Region IV). Community Services Administration (CSA), Contract #D48 634, $170,000.00 January 1979. 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