Richard Church
Biographic Data
| ID | 3756040 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Richard Church |
| GIVEN NAMES | Richard |
| FAMILY NAME | Church |
| SIGNATURE | CHURCH R |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of California, Santa Barbara |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1969 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Smart growth by design
The classical transportation problem is an important urban and regional planning and policy-making analytic tool as it has the potential to provide deep insights into the competitive advantage of locations for different activities. While the classical transportation problem and its variants have been extensively employed in commuting efficiency studies, insufficient attention has been paid to its mathematical dual. This paper aims to revisit the …
Big data, spatial optimization, and planning
Wayfinding during a wildfire evacuation
Purpose Emergency evacuation plans are often developed under the assumption that evacuees will use wayfinding strategies such as taking the shortest distance route to their nearest exit. The purpose of this paper is to analyze empirical data from a wildfire evacuation analyzed to determine whether evacuees took a shortest distance route to their nearest exit and to identify any alternate wayfinding strategies that they may have used. Design/metho…
Spatial Optimization Models
Engaging Robert Rodes
I am a lawyer turned theologian turned goat and hog farmer who finds himself attempting to make sense of a path from social ascent to intentional social descent. An economics major who studied just enough philosophy at a Christian college to think he wanted to continue that work while in law school, I found my life captured by the life and work of Stanley Hauerwas. It has all been all downhill from there. As a good friend of mine from law school …
Answering the Dispersed Self and Nation
Why do nine Supreme Court justices have the power to overturn the choices of a majority in a democratic nation? This question, known as the counter-majoritarian problem, has driven constitutional theory for the past forty years. Likewise, it is the question at the heart of Jed Rubenfeld's Freedom and Time, A Theory of Constitutional Self-Government . In responding to this question, Rubenfeld argues that freedom and democracy require temporal exte…
The Breakdown of the Constitutional Tradition
Portrait of Canterbury
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Portrait of Canterbury
The Breakdown of the Constitutional Tradition
Answering the Dispersed Self and Nation
Why do nine Supreme Court justices have the power to overturn the choices of a majority in a democratic nation? This question, known as the counter-majoritarian problem, has driven constitutional theory for the past forty years. Likewise, it is the question at the heart of Jed Rubenfeld's Freedom and Time, A Theory of Constitutional Self-Government . In responding to this question, Rubenfeld argues that freedom and democracy require temporal exte…
Engaging Robert Rodes
I am a lawyer turned theologian turned goat and hog farmer who finds himself attempting to make sense of a path from social ascent to intentional social descent. An economics major who studied just enough philosophy at a Christian college to think he wanted to continue that work while in law school, I found my life captured by the life and work of Stanley Hauerwas. It has all been all downhill from there. As a good friend of mine from law school …
Spatial Optimization Models
Wayfinding during a wildfire evacuation
Purpose Emergency evacuation plans are often developed under the assumption that evacuees will use wayfinding strategies such as taking the shortest distance route to their nearest exit. The purpose of this paper is to analyze empirical data from a wildfire evacuation analyzed to determine whether evacuees took a shortest distance route to their nearest exit and to identify any alternate wayfinding strategies that they may have used. Design/metho…
Big data, spatial optimization, and planning
Smart growth by design
The classical transportation problem is an important urban and regional planning and policy-making analytic tool as it has the potential to provide deep insights into the competitive advantage of locations for different activities. While the classical transportation problem and its variants have been extensively employed in commuting efficiency studies, insufficient attention has been paid to its mathematical dual. This paper aims to revisit the …
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