Nathaniel Trumbull

Dr. Nathaniel TrumbullPh.D., University of Washington (2006)

Office phone: 860-405-9272

trumbull@uconn.edu

Research Interests:

Coastal Management

Water Resources Planning and Management

Urban and Community Development

Regional Planning

Geographic Information Systems

UConn Geography Research Clusters:

Spatial Analysis of Social Issues

Human-Environment Dynamics

Courses

GEOG 2500: Introduction to GIS

GEOG 3320W: Environmental Evaluation and Assessment

GEOG 3340: Environmental Planning and Management

MARN 4002: Science and the Coastal Environment

Selected Publications

“Navigating towards tomorrow in the urban sea: the challenges and opportunities of Maritime Spatial Planning in Long Island Sound,” co-authored with Syma Ebbin, Sea Grant Law and Policy Journal, 8:1, 15-82.  http://nsglc.olemiss.edu/sglpj/vol8no1/sgjpj-v8.1.pdf

“Culture-led Development and Conflict over Urban Space: Refashioning St. Petersburg, Russia.” 96 (1), 1-22. Geografiska Annaler: Series B, March 2014.

“Restructuring socialist housing estates and its impact on residents’ perceptions: “Renovatsiia” of khrushchevki in St. Petersburg, Russia. 1-17. GeoJournal, February 2014.

“Assessing the Nutrient Loading on the Eastern Gulf of Finland (Baltic Sea) from the Russian Catchment Area,” co-authored with Sergey Kondratyev (first author), Journal of Hydrology and Hydromechanics, 2012, Vol. 60, No. 3, 145-151.

“Environmental Degradation of Russian Coastal Regions: The Case of the Gulf of Finland,” co-authored with Oleg Bodrov, Eurasian Geography and Economics, Vol. 50, No. 5, 2009, pp 1-15.

Funded Research Projects

“Creating a Blue Heritage Trail for Southeast Connecticut: Maritime History, Economy and Ecology,” National Maritime Heritage Grant, National Park Service, 2017-2019.

“Best practices of decommissioning of nuclear power plants in the U.S. and Russia,” PI, grant of U.S. State Department, 2014-16.

“The environmental and economic impacts of moorage marinas on the West Coast,” Co-PI, grant of Washington Sea Grant, 2014-18.