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Bicycle Research Team
Goal
- To help solve contemporary issues regarding bicycling knowledge, processes, and cycling-related systems,
- To increase knowledge regarding bicycling’s role in healthy, sustainable communities, and
- To help communities and regions understand the potential role bicycle tourism may have in their economies.
Objective
To conduct research projects pertaining to bicycling knowledge, processes and cycling-related systems. Our research is not limited by physical boundaries, and we work to increase knowledge associated with the community, economic and social costs and benefits of bicycling within the local, regional and global areas.
Areas of Study
Bike sharing programs, bike-friendly cities and criteria, trail impact, the social, economic and cultural impacts of biking, factors that influence cycling, community and commuter relations and other areas where bicyclists interact with the community.
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Our Team
Director
Charles Chancellor (hchance@clemson.edu), Ph.D., PRTM Associate Professor
Associate Directors
- Bob Brookover (bob@clemson.edu), Ph.D. PRTM Senior Lecturer
- Li-Hsin Chen (lihsinc@g.clemson.edu), Ph.D. Assistant Professor, National Kaohsiung University of Hospitality and Tourism
- Thomas Clanton (tclanto@g.clemson.edu), Ph.D, Young Harris College
- Lauren Duffy (lduffy@clemson.edu), Ph.D. PRTM Associate Professor
- Harrison Pinckney (hpinckn@clemson.edu), Ph.D. PRTM Assistant Professor
General Classification Participants
- Samuel Dobrozsi (sdobroz@g.clemson.edu), MS Student, Parks, Recreation, & Tourism Management
- Parisa Hadiandehkordi (phadian@g.clemson.edu), Ph.D Student, Parks, Recreation, & Tourism Management
- Beth Anne Johnson (elamar@clemson.edu) MS Student, Parks, Recreation, & Tourism Management
- Logan McFall (lmcfall@clemson.edu), MS Student, Parks, Recreation, & Tourism Management
- Scott Ogletree (sogletr@clemson.edu), Ph.D., Postdoctoral Researcher, North Carolina State University
Emeriti
- Trey Bargar
- Sam Haile
- Austin Langley
- Brent Beadles
- Sam Keith
- Grace Orders
- Paul Gremillion
- Gyunghoon Kim
- Josh Swain
- Stephen Quigley
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Types of Projects
- Economic impact
- Visitor surveys
- User surveys
- Tourism planning
- Marketing research and analysis
- Destination branding
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Completed Projects
- Co-authored with Clemson University Department of Planning and Design, a funded $500,000 Appalachian Regional Commission Grant to build a multiuse trail
- Doodle Trail User Survey, Pickens, SC – data supported a funded $500,000 Appalachian Regional Commission Grant to build trail head
- Questionnaire review for People for Bikes survey
- Evaluation of the Momentum Bicycle Club, a non-profit with the goal to positively impact the development of young people through mentoring relationships by establishing bike clubs in under-served communities
- Increasing Clemson's Bicycle Friendly University level from Bronze to Silver through research & development projects to enhance cycling on campus
- Mountain bike plan, Hardscramble Property, Camden, SC
- Co-author with Clemson University Department of Planning and Design, of Appalachian Regional Commission grant to begin a Clemson University multiuse trail
- Trail use conflict of the Clemson Experimental Forest users
- Organizing/planning Jubilee Joy Ride
- Triathlon marketing plan
- Economic impact of USTA Championship
- Clemson bicycle/pedestrian counts
- Segmentation of bicycle tourists
- Trail use conflict in natural areas
- Bicycle participation surveys
- GIS mapping of bicycle crashes in S.C.
- Doodle Trail User Survey 2016, Pickens, SC – data supported an Appalachian Regional Commission Grant to extend the trail and the grant was funded
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Articles and Presentations
Links to research articles and presentations coming soon.
Bicycle Research Team Projects in the News
“Our team of multidisciplinary researchers strives to promote cycling holistically as part of community development and as a contribution to an area’s quality of life.”
Charles ChancellorDirector and Associate ProfessorBicycle Research Team, Clemson University
Resilience in motion
Clemson initiative builds confidence and community among youth through cycling
The Clemson PRTM Bicycle Research Team is working with Momentum Bike Clubs (MBC) to examine how MBC programming affects youth and mentors involved.
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