Mark W. Horner
Associate Professor
Contact Information
| Office: | Bellamy 306 |
| Phone: | 850/644-8377 |
| Email: | mhorner@fsu.edu |
| Webpages: | http://mailer.fsu.edu/~mhorner/ |
Education
Ph.D., The Ohio State University, 2002
Field
- Geographic information science, spatial modeling, sustainability, transportation, urban geography
Current Research
- Modeling urban travel and land use patterns; spatial analysis of commuting, jobs-housing, and energy issues
- Understanding scale and representation impacts in geographic information science
- Measuring accessibility to goods, health services, and opportunities
- Network analysis in GIS; designing strategies of disaster relief provision
- Space-time modeling and mobile object tracking
Selected Publications
- Mark W. Horner, Tingting Zhao, and Timothy S. Chapin. 2011. Towards an Integrated GIScience and Energy Research Agenda. Annals of the Association of American Geographers 101(4), 764-774.
- Paul J. Maliszewski and Mark W. Horner. 2010. A Spatial Modeling Framework for Siting Critical Supply Infrastructures. The Professional Geographer 62(3), 426-441.
- Mark W. Horner. 2010. How Does Ignoring Worker Class Affect Measuring Jobs-Housing Balance? Exploratory Spatial Data Analysis. Transportation Research Record 2163, 57-64.
- Mark W. Horner and Joni Downs. 2010. Optimizing hurricane disaster relief goods distribution: Model development and application with respect to planning strategies. Disasters: The Journal of Disaster Studies, Policy and Management 34(3), 821-844.
- Joni A. Downs and Mark W. Horner. 2009. A Characteristic-Hull Based Method for Home Range Estimation. Transactions in GIS 13(5-6), 527-537.
Recent Achievements and Extramural Funding
- Horner, M.W. “Rethinking Representation in Spatial Modeling: Theoretical Developments and a Computational Study of Hurricane Disaster Relief. ” National Science Foundation, co-sponsored by the Geography and Regional Science Program and Decision, Risk, and Management Sciences Program ($64,760). 2006- 2008.
- Horner, M.W. "Developing Scholar Award." Florida State University Council on Research and Creativity ($10,000). 2009-2010.
- Horner, M.W. "Collaborative Research: Developing a Statistical Time Geography for Analyzing Animal Movements and Interactions." National Science Foundation, co-sponsored by the Geography and Spatial Sciences Program and the Methodology, Measurement and Statistics program ($94,100). 2011-2013.