Past REMI events

Please feel free to join REMI for a special guest webinar, “Modeling the Impact of Zoning Changes on Land Use in REMI,” that will be hosted by ECONorthwest’s Project Director and Senior Economist Michael Wilkerson, Ph.D. and Economist Marley Buchman on Wednesday, January 22nd from 2:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. (ET).

[Recording]The Value of Transportation Resilience: Economic Impacts of Disruptions in Major U.S. Cities – Igor Linkov, Ph.D., U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center

[Slides]The Value of Transportation Resilience: Economic Impacts of Disruptions in Major U.S. Cities – Igor Linkov, Ph.D., U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center

Dr. Linkov’s webinar discussion on Wednesday, December 18th from 2:00 to 3:00 pm (ET) describes how enhancing transportation system resilience helps to mitigate the consequences of disruptions, but required investments can be difficult to justify given the low probability of occurrence.

[Slides]REMI Tax-PI: Dynamic Fiscal Analysis of State Policies – Peter Evangelakis, Ph.D., REMI

For those who were unable to join us for our presentation at the FTA Revenue Estimating Conference, “REMI Tax-PI: Dynamic Fiscal Analysis of State Policies,” Senior Economist Peter Evangelakis, Ph.D. will be offering an encore presentation as a REMI webinar on Wednesday, November 13th.

[Recording]Expungement and the Mississippi Economy – Sondra Collins, Ph.D., Mississippi Institutions of Higher Learning

[Slides]Expungement and the Mississippi Economy – Sondra Collins, Ph.D., Mississippi Institutions of Higher Learning

[Recording]REMI Webinar Training Series: PI+ 2.3 – Session 2 – Jacob Linger & Mike Bobay, REMI

[Slides]REMI Webinar Training Series: PI+ – Session 2 – Jacob Linger & Mike Bobay, REMI

[Recording]The Demographic Forecast in the REMI Model: State-by-State Drivers to 2030 – Scott Nystrom, FTI Consulting, Inc.

[Recording]The Demographic Forecast in the REMI Model: State-by-State Drivers to 2030 – Scott Nystrom, FTI Consulting, Inc.

REMI will be joined by guest speaker Sondra Collins, Ph.D., Senior Economist from the Mississippi Institutions of Higher Learning, for her webinar presentation on Wednesday, October 9th from 2 to 3 p.m. (ET) that explores the link between forgiving past criminal histories and the economic growth in Mississippi.

[Recording]REMI Webinar Training Series: PI+ 2.3 – Cameron Luther & Harry Walsh, REMI

[Slides]REMI Webinar Training Series: PI+ 2.3 – Cameron Luther & Harry Walsh, REMI

[Slides]Incentivized Economic Development Program Review: Best Practices – Chris Judson & Shane Vyskocil, REMI

[Recording]Incentivized Economic Development Program Review: Best Practices – Chris Judson & Shane Vyskocil, REMI

Please feel free to join REMI for a guest webinar that will be presented by Scott Nystrom, Senior Director at FTI Consulting, Inc. on Tuesday, September 17th and Thursday, September 19th from 2 to 3 p.m. (ET) that describes the methodologies underlying the demographic portion of the REMI model and how it projects state-by-state population from the present through 2030.

[Recording]Zoning, Housing, and Economic Growth in San Francisco – Ted Egan, Ph.D., City and County of San Francisco’s Office of the Controller

[Slides]Zoning, Housing, and Economic Growth in San Francisco – Ted Egan, Ph.D., City and County of San Francisco’s Office of the Controller

[Slides]The Economics of Universal Healthcare: Case Study of Vermont Public Options – Keith Waters, REMI

[Recording]The Economics of Universal Healthcare: Case Study of Vermont Public Options – Keith Waters, REMI

REMI economic associates Cameron Luther, Jacob Linger, Harry Walsh, and Mike Bobay will describe the fundamentals behind REMI’s PI+ model in order to demonstrate the range of analyses that can be conducted with these tools. Session 1: Tuesday, September 10th or Thursday, September 12th, 2:00 p.m. (ET) / Session 2: Tuesday, September 24th or Thursday, September 26th, 2:00 p.m. (ET)

This upcoming webinar, “Incentivized Economic Development Program Review – Best Practices,” on Wednesday, September 4th will detail the current landscape for regional economic development, inclusion of equitable and sustainable growth strategies, and the capabilities of the REMI model.