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Dr. Ricardo A. Daziano

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Ricardo A. Daziano joined the CEE faculty in January 2011 adding a new dimension to the area of sustainable systems engineering in both teaching and research. Thus far his research has focused on theoretical and applied econometrics of consumer behavior, specifically on discrete choice models applied to technological innovation and transportation. Daziano's specific empirical research interests include the analysis of pro-environmental preferences toward low-emission vehicles, modeling the adoption of sustainable travel behavior, estimating willingness-to-pay for renewable energy, and forecasting consumers' response to environmentally-friendly energy sources.

Education
  • (Discrete Choice Models: Theory and Applications to Environment, Landscape, Transportation and Marketing), Alma Mater Studiorum-University of Bologna, 2009
  • EAERE-FEEM-VIU European Summer School in Resources and Environmental Economics: Economics, Transport and Environment Venice International University, 2009
  • Ph D (Econometrics, Industrial Organization), Université Laval, 2010
Projects
Title Sponsor(s)
Analyzing Willingness to Improve the Resiliency of New York City’s Transportation System University Transportation Research Center (UTRC)
Data Collection and Econometric Analysis of the Demand for Nonmotorized Transportation Research and Innovative Technology Administration / USDOT (RITA)
Using visual information to determine the subjective valuation of public space for transportation: application to subway crowding costs in NYC University Transportation Research Center (UTRC)


Publications
Title Publication Type
Analyzing Willingness to Improve the Resiliency of New York City’s Transportation System Final Report
Analyzing Willingness to Improve the Resiliency of New York City’s Transportation System Project Brief
Using Visual Information to Determine the Subjective Valuation of Public Space for Transportation: Application to Subway Crowding Costs in NYC Project Brief
Using Visual Information to Determine the Subjective Valuation of Public Space for Transportation: Application to Subway Crowding Costs in NYC Final Report
UTRC Research Initiative
Year Title
2013 Data Collection and Econometric Analysis of the Demand for Nonmotorized Transportation
2015 Analyzing Willingness to Improve the Resiliency of New York City’s Transportation System

Personal Information

Assistant Professor, Civil and Environmental Engineering
Ricardo A.
Daziano
Cornell University
ra477@cornell.edu
(607) 255-2018
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