Hongmian Gong
龚红棉
Professor
Phone: (212) 772-4658
Fax: (212)
772-5268
Office: HN 1050
Email: gong@hunter.cuny.edu
Mailing Address:
Department of Geography &
Environmental Science
Hunter College of the City
University of New York
695 Park Avenue
Academic Background:
Ph.D., 1997, University of Georgia, Geography
M.A., 1993, University of Akron, Urban
Studies
M.S., 1987, Sun Yat-sen University, China,
Geography
B.S., 1984, Sun Yat-sen University, China,
Geography
Research and Teaching Interests:
Urban Geography, GIS, Transportation
Recent Media Appearances:
龚红棉：纽约市的地理优势 (Hongmian Gong: the Geographical Advantages of New York
City), Sinovision, May 25, 2023
Hunter
College Prof Sues Student for Stealing Product She Calls Better than Google
Maps, Inner City Press
Research and publication cited in How
the 9/11 Attacks Remade New York City’s Financial District, The Wall Street
Journal, Sept. 1, 2021
Recent Projects and Grants:
My
Statement on Lerone Savage’s unauthorized use of our project information
for his thesis entitled “Travel Mode Detection in
New York City Using Smartphones and Geographic Information Systems (GIS)” (update:
this thesis has been withdrawn from Hunter College thesis website)
2015 PI, Developing GIS-T in the Geography Curriculum at Hunter College,
U.S. Department of Transportation/University Transportation Research Center.
2014 PI, Integrating
Real-time GIS and Social Media for Qualitative Transportation Data Collection.
U.S. Department of Transportation/University Transportation Research Center.
2013 Co-I,
Enhancing Hong Kong's
Future as a Leading International Financial Centre, Research Grants Council
of Hong Kong.
2013 GPS
for Transportation Symposium (program and
videos), Hunter College Roosevelt House.
2012 Co-PI,
Empowering
Individuals to Make Environmentally Sustainable and Healthy Transportation
Choices in Mega-Cities through a Smartphone App, U.S. Department of
Transportation/University Transportation Research Center.
2012 PI,
GPS
Research Cluster Team for Transportation (webpage,
), U.S. Department of
Transportation/University Transportation Research Center.
2011 PI,
Incorporating
Mobile Technology into the GPS/Web-GIS Method for Travel Survey and Research,
U.S. Department of Transportation/University Transportation Research Center.
2009 PI,
Automating
Web Collection and Validation of GPS data for Longitudinal Urban Travel
Studies, U.S. Department of Transportation/University Transportation
Research Center.
2008 Co-PI,
Advanced
Applications of Person-based GPS in an Urban Environment, U.S. Department
of Transportation/University Transportation Research Center.
2008 Co-PI,
CUNY Collaborative Incentive Grant.
2008 PI,
U.S. Department of Transportation/University Transportation Research Center.
2007 Co-PI,
GPS Pilot Project, New York Metropolitan Transportation Council /STV.
2007 Co-PI,
Understanding
Residential Location Decision in the New York Region, U.S. Department of
Transportation/University Transportation Research Council.
Geog343/743/EES781
Urban Geographic Theory
GTech385.01/GTech785.01/EES765
Urban Applications of GIS
Geog277
Geography of East Asia
Geog150 World
Regional Geography
Geog101
People and Their Environment
Chin 401.80
Geography of China
Publications and Research Reports:
Y. Xie, H. Gong, Z. Yang,
H. Lan, S. Zeng. 2018. Examining Shrinking City of Detroit in the Context of
Socio-spatial Inequalities. Landscape and
Urban Planning, in press (https://doi.org/10.1016/j.landurbplan.2018.03.002).
Gong, H. and C. Kessler.
2016. Integrating Real-time GIS and Social Media for Qualitative Transportation
Data Collection. Prepared for University Transportation Research Center.
Available at: http://www.utrc2.org/sites/default/files/Final-Report-Integrating-Real-time-GIS-and-Social-Media.pdf.
Gong, H. 2016. Hierarchy,
Information, and Power: Cities as Corporate Command and Control Centers. In H.
Gong (Ed.), Hierarchy, Information, and
Power: Cities as Corporate Command and Control Center. New York, NY: Routledge.
Gong, H. (Ed.) (2016). Hierarchy, Information, and Power: Cities as
Corporate Command and Control Centers. New York, NY: Routledge.
Gong, H. 2015. Hierarchy,
Information, and Power: Cities as Corporate Command and Control Centers. Special
Issue in Honor of James. O. Wheeler. Urban Geography 36(6):795-797.
Gong, H. and H. Zhu. 2013.
Chapter 5: Economic Geography, in A Comparative Geography of China and the
U.S., eds. R. Hartmann and J. Wang, pp. 169-190. Springer.
Keenan, K. and H. Gong.
2013. Managerialism and Terrorism Policy for the Urban Financial Industry: The
Implications of Ignoring Geographical Process. Urban Affairs Review, 49(2):190-219.
Gong, H. and F. F. Yang.
2012. Growth and Location of Producer Services in China: Learning from the U.S.
Experience, in Producer Services in
China: Economic and Urban Development, eds. A. G. O. Yeh and F. F. Yang.
Abingdon, OX: Routledge.
Gong, H. 2012. Jobs-housing
balance, transit-oriented development, and commute Time: Integrating GPS and
GIS, in Economic Development and GIS,
eds. J. M. Pogodzinski and R. M. Kos. Redlands, CA: ESRI Press.
Gong, H. and K. Keenan.
2012. The impact of 9/11 on the geography of financial services in New York: A
few years later. The Professional
Geographer 64(3):370-388.
Gong, H., C. Chen, E.
Biolostozky, C. T. Lawson. 2012. A GPS/GIS method for travel mode detection in
New York City. Computers, Environment and
Urban Systems 36(2):131-139.
Gong, H. and
C. Chen. 2012. Automating Web Collection and Validation of GPS Data for
Longitudinal Urban Travel Studies. Prepared for University Transportation
Research Center. Available at: http://www.utrc2.org/sites/default/files/pubs/FinalReportGPSData.pdf.
(© 2012 by Hongmian Gong & Cynthia Chen. All
rights reserved. No part of this report
may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or
mechanical, without the written permission of the copyright holders.)
Keenan, K. and H. Gong.
2011. Hazard perception and the urban geographies of place: Insights from New
York City’s financial executives after 9/11. Urban Geography 32(2):208-227.
Chen, C., H. Gong, C.
T. Lawson, E. Biolostozky. 2010. Evaluating the feasibility of a passive travel
survey collection in a complex urban environment: Lessons learned from the New
York City case study. Transportation
Research Part A 44:830-840.
Lawson, C. T., C. Chen,
and H. Gong. 2010. Advanced
Applications of Person-based GPS in an Urban Environment. Available at:
http://www.utrc2.org/node/2366.
Yang, F. F., G. C. S. Lin,
and H. Gong. 2009. Economic
globalization and the growth of consulting services in Guangzhou, China. Asian Geographer 26:49-65.
Gong, H. 2009. Services and Economic Development in the
Asia-Pacific, eds. P. W. Daniels and J. W. Harrington. Aldershot, UK:
Ashgate, 2007. Book review for Economic
Geography 85(3): 337-338.
Lawson, C. T., C. Chen, H.
Gong, S. Karthikeyan, A. Kornhauser, J. Cepler, M. Chau, H. Lin, and E.
Biolostozky. 2009. GPS Pilot
Project – Phase Four: Final Report. Prepared for New York Metropolitan
Transportation Council, May, 2009. Available at:
http://www.nymtc.org/project/surveys/GPS/GPS.html.
Chen, C., H. Gong, and R. Paaswell. 2008.
Role of the build environment on mode choice decisions: Additional evidence on
the impact of density. Transportation
35(3):285-299.
Chen, C., H. Gong, and R. Paaswell. 2007.
Public transit In New York: Keep up with the trend – A case study of mode
choices in the New York metropolitan region. Available at: http://www.utrc2.org/sites/default/files/pubs/Public-Transit-In-NY.pdf.
Gong, H., A. C. Japzon, and C. Chen. 2008.
Public libraries and social capital in three New York City neighborhoods. Tijdschrift
voor Economische en Sociale Geografie 99(1):65-83.
Lawson, C. T., C. Chen, H.
Gong, S. Karthikeyan, A. Kornhauser, J. Cepler, M. Chau, H. Lin, and S.
Dziekan. 2008. GPS Pilot
Project – Phase Three: “Mixed Mode” Data Collection and Identification of
Special Population Segment. Prepared for New York Metropolitan
Transportation Council, June, 2008.
Available at: http://www.nymtc.org/project/surveys/GPS/GPS.html.
Lawson, C. T., C. Chen, H.
Gong, S. Karthikeyan, A. Kornhauser, J. Cepler, M. Chau, H. Lin, and S.
Dziekan. 2008. GPS Pilot
Project – Phase Two: Unit Comparison, Field Tests, and Market Analysis.
Prepared for New York Metropolitan Transportation Council, March, 2008.
Available at: http://www.nymtc.org/project/surveys/GPS/GPS.html.
Xie, Y., C. Fang,
G. C. S. Lin, H. Gong, and B, Qiao. 2007. Tempo-Spatial
patterns of land use changes and urban development in Globalizing China: A
study of Beijing. Sensors 7:2881-2906.
Gong, H. and J. O. Wheeler. 2007. Geographic
changes in the metropolitan corporate South, 1995-2003. Southeastern Geographer 47(1):155-169.
Lawson, C. T., C. Chen, H. Gong, S.
Karthikeyan, A. Kornhauser, J. Cepler, M. Chau, H. Lin, and S. Dziekan. 2007. GPS Pilot
Project – Phase One: Literature and Product Review. Prepared for New York Metropolitan
Transportation Council, December, 2007. Available at:
http://www.nymtc.org/project/surveys/GPS/GPS.html.
Japzon, A. C. and H. Gong. 2005. A
neighborhood analysis of public library use in New York City. Library Quarterly 75(4):446-463.
Gong, H. 2002. Growth of
tertiary sector in China’s large cities. Asian Geographer
21(1-2):1-16.
Gong, H. and J. O. Wheeler. 2002. The
location and suburbanization of business and professional services in Atlanta. Growth
and Change 33 (3):341-369.
Gong, H. 2002. Location change in help supply
services in the U.S. South, 1988-1999. Southeastern Geographer
42(1):49-64.
Gong, H. 2001. A hierarchical change model of
business and professional services in the United States. Urban Geography
22(4):340-359.
Gong, H. 1997. Location analysis of business
and professional services in U.S. metropolitan areas, 1977-1992. Dissertation.
The University of Georgia.
Gong, H. 1995. Spatial patterns of foreign
investment in China’s cities, 1980-1989. Urban Geography 16(3):198-209.
Dutt, A.K., Y. Wei, and H. Gong. 1994.
Patterns of medical facilities in the People’s Republic of China. In Health
Care Planning in the Developing World, ed. J. Hazra, 109-123. Calcutta,
India: University of Calcutta Press.
Gong, H., and A. K. Dutt. 1993. Mortality and
health care planning in China’s cities. Asian Profile 21(3):189-200.
Zheng, T., S. Situ, and H. Gong. 1990. On the
urbanization of Hainan and the urban system of the province. Journal of Sun
Yat-Sen University (Social Science Edition) 1:17-22.
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