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Christopher Standen is a Research Fellow at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) Sydney in the Faculty of Medicine and Health. His research focuses on enhancing decision-making tools in urban planning, specifically cost-benefit analysis and health impact assessments that reflect health sustainability outcomes. Standen aims to integrate health and sustainability considerations into urban planning and transport education, emphasizing equity, access, and liveability beyond traditional metrics. With a strong background in transport and land use planning, he is also engaged in travel behavior analysis, health/environmental impact assessments, and econometrics. Standen is a passionate educator, evidenced by consistent high student satisfaction scores, and has taught courses in transport planning, health impact assessment, GIS/spatial data analytics, and data science. His expertise has led to numerous media invitations to comment on urban planning and transport issues. He is also an editorial board member of the Oxford Open Infrastructure Health Journal and has numerous publications highlighting his contributions to urban development.
University of New South Wales • Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Sydney
Conducting research in urban planning, focusing on integrating health and sustainability.
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