
Kristen Hampton
Research Assistant
Department of Environmental Sciences and
Engineering
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill, NC 27599-7400
Phone: 919 306 0560
e-mail: khampton@email.unc.edu
Education
Research Interests
- Spatiotemporal Estimation and
Mapping of Diseases
- Bayesian Maximum Entropy
(BME) Application to Spatial Epidemiology
- Exposure Analysis and Human
Health Risk Assessment
- Environmental Law and Health
Policy
Honors and Awards
- Weiss Urban Livability
Fellowship (2003)
- Pforzheimer
House Public Service Award (2001)
- Stride Rite Community Service
Scholarship (1999-2001)
Projects
- Spatiotemporal Analysis of
Acute HIV in North Carolina,
with Dr. Marc Serre
(CISE), Dr. Christopher Pilcher (Dept. of Medicine), and Dr. Dionne Law (Dept.
of Epidemiology).
Publications
- Kristen Hampton (2005)
Adjusting For Sampling Variability In Sparse
Data: A Bayesian Maximum Entropy Approach To Disease Mapping,
Master’s Thesis. Department of Environmental Sciences &
Engineering, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, NC, USA, 29 pp.
Presentations
- Kristen Hampton, C.D. Pilcher, S. Fiscus, E.
Foust, W. Messer, M.L. Serre, J.T.
McPherson, D. Williams, R. Ashby, T. Nguyen, B. Stalzer,
J. Harris, A. Cachafeiro, J.J. Eron, Jr., and P. Leone. Spatial Monitoring of Incidence: Using
HIV Biomarkers to Identify Clusters, 12th Conference on
Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections, Boston, MA,
February 2005. Oral Presentation.
- C.D. Pilcher, E.
Foust, K. Hampton, W. Messer, M. Serre, J.T. McPherson, D. Williams, R.
Ashby, J.O. O’Dowd, T.Q. Nguyen, B. Stalzer,
J. Harris, A. Cachafeiro, P.A. Leone, J.J. Eron, Jr. and S.A. Fiscus. Geomapping transmission events: using HIV biomarkers
to monitor incidence, XV International
AIDS Conference, Bangkok,
July 2004. Poster
Presentation.