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Case Studies
- Low Impact Development in the Rust Belt: Stormwater Management on a Brownfield Site in Flint, Michigan. 2007 Master's Project. VanWieren, Dowdell, Marshall, Laclergue (pictured on Past Students page).
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Flint Futures: Alternative Scenarios for Mixed-Use Brownfield Redevelopment (presentation). 2007 Master's Project. VanWieren, Dowdell, Marshall, Laclergue. Click Here for Full Report.
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Turning Brown into Green: Responding to Soil Contamination and Community Recreation Needs in the Redevelopment of Brownfields for Open Space. 2002 Masters Project of Leiker, McDonough, Morrow, Patrick, Rogers, Palmquist, Verpeet.
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Replacing a Shopping Center with an Ecological Neighborhood. 2005. Dowdell, J., Fraker, H., and Nassauer, J. Places: Vol. 17: No. 3, pp. 66 - 68. A discussion of the Phalen Wetland Park Project. St. Paul, Minnesota.
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USDA Forest Service. Aligning Social and Ecological Drivers of Urban Landscape Change: The Calumet Urban Riparian Area. This project proposes landscape ecological design innovations for brownfield industrial parks and tests those innovations against the perceptions of stakeholders using focus group and web-based survey methods.
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Principles for Ecological Landscape Design in Brownfield Business Parks. (Note: The brownfield principles download includes many high resolution images and may require more than 5 minutes of download time depending on your connection).
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Urban Design and Landscape Ecology Web-based Survey: Perceptions of Alternative Designs for Brownfield Industrial Parks.
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In 2002, we conducted a nationwide survey of industry managers, agency professional staff involved in brownfield redevelopment,and brownfield neighborhood residents. Respondents viewed one of four different questionnaires: each showing a different set of designed alternatives. This is a sample of one of those questionnaires.(Note: The brownfield web-based questionnaire download includes high resolution images and may require more than 5 minutes of download time depending on your connection).
- Brown, D. G., Robinson, D.T. An, L., Nassauer, J.I., Zellner, M., Rand,W., Riolo, R., Page, S. E., Low, B., Wang, Z. 2008. Exurbia from the Bottom-Up: Confronting Empirical Challenges to Characterizing a Complex System. Geoforum 39: 818-835.
- Helfand, G. E., Park J. S., Nassauer, J. I., Kosek, S. 2006. The economics of native plants in residential landscape designs. Landscape and Urban Planning. 78: 229-240.
- Fernandez, L. E., Brown, D.G., Marans, R. W., Nassauer, J. I. 2005. Characterizing Location Preferences in an Exurban Population: Implications for Agent-Based Modeling. Environmental Planning B 32:799-820.
- Nassauer, J. I. 2004. Monitoring the success of metropolitan wetland restorations: cultural sustainability and ecological function. Wetlands 24:4. pp. 756-765.
- Santelmann, M.V., and Larson, K.L. 2004. Forward [wetlands, natural areas and ecologically healthy urban landscapes]. Wetlands. 24(4): pp. 717-718
- Nassauer, J.I. 1998. Urban Ecological Retrofit. Landscape Journal. Special Issue. 15-17
- Nassauer, J.I., ed 1997. Placing Nature: Culture and Landscape Ecology. Island Press. Washington, D.C.
- Nassauer, J.I. 1995. Culture and Changing Landscape Structure. Landscape Ecology. 10(4): pp. 229-237
- Nassauer, J. I. 1993. Ecological Function and the Perception of Suburban Residential Landscapes. In Gobster, P.H., ed., Managing Urban and High Use Recreation Settings, General Technical Report, USDA Forest Service North Central Forest Exp. Sta., St. Paul, MN.
- Nassauer, J.I. 1988. The Aesthetics of Horticulture: Neatness as a Form of Care. HortSci. 23:6, pp.973-977.
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