Metroscape is the flagship publication of the Institute of Portland Metropolitan Studies.
Submissions from 2020
The Landscape: Making Oregon Count in 2020, Mac Cunningham
Periodic Atlas of the Metroscape: Counting Oregon, Mac Cunningham, Xi Wei, and Randy Morris
Counting Everyone because Everyone Counts: The Value of Census Data for Local Decision Making, Uma Krishnan
Indicators of the Metroscape: Show Us the Money, Portland State University. Population Research Center
The Census is Political: Hard-to-Count Communities Must Be Reached, We Count Oregon and Julia Michel
Submissions from 2019
Life Expectancy, Institute of Portland Metropolitan Studies
Riverside Parks, Institute of Portland Metropolitan Studies
Making the Connection: Municipal Broadband Meets a Need in the Portland Metropolitan Area, Eavan Moore
Equity in Emergency Management, Sabina Roan and Jaye Cromwell
Geography in Laser-light: Using Lidar to Map the Metroscape, Justin Sherrill
Preserving Small Farms in Gales Creek, Oregon: An Interview with Gales Creek Residents, Nathan Williams
Submissions from 2018
Growing Deeper Roots: Toward Resilient Urban Forests, Sachi Arakawa
An Emerging Contradiction: Non-Farm Activity within Exclusive Farm Use Zones, Nicholas Chun
Indicators of the Metroscape: Urban Coyotes, Institute of Portland Metropolitan Studies
Something Borrowed... Total Annual Circulation of All Library Materials, Including Renewals, per capita, by County, Portland MSA, 2001-2016, Institute of Portland Metropolitan Studies
The Nuts and Bolts of Broadband, Institute of Portland Metropolitan Studies
The Balancing Act: A Look at Dynamic School District Boundaries, Sheila Martin and Madison Levy
Engineering PSU's Future: An Interview with Dr. Rahmat Shoureshi, Sheila Martin and Elizabeth Morehead
The Landscape: Cully Neighborhood, Eavan Moore
The Landscape: Happy Valley, Eavan Moore
Whither Skamania?, Eavan Moore
Growing Wisely in Vancouver, Washington: An interview with Mayor Anne McEnerny-Ogle, Elizabeth Morehead
Periodic Atlas of the Metroscape: The Geography of Health, Joshua Ollinger, Ashley Donald, and Randy Morris
Finding the Middle: Overcoming Challenges to Building Missing Middle Housing, Ryan Winterberg-Lipp
Submissions from 2017
Cross-laminated Timber: An Innovative Building Material Takes Hold in Oregon, Andrew Crampton
Election 2016: Voter Turnout and Results Across Oregon, Kevin Curry
The Geography of the Commute, Steven Howland and Randy Morris
Indicators of the Metroscape: Average Wage per Job, Institute of Portland Metropolitan Studies
Source of Down Payment, Institute of Portland Metropolitan Studies
Cultivating the Technology Ecosystem: An Interview with Skip Newbury, Sheila Martin
Scappoose, Liza Morehead
The Landscape: Tualatin, Liza Morehead
Women in the Trades: An Interview with Connie Ashbrook and Nora Mullane, Liza Morehead
Periodic Atlas of the Metroscape: The Geography of Future Housing, Randy Morris and Sheila Martin
Spanning the Region: A Survey of Bridges in the Metroscape, Andrés Oswill
A New Vision for Timber City USA, Kerry Politzer
Submissions from 2016
Boom Town: Prioritizing Preservation under Pressure, Linn Davis
Living on the Edge: The Forgotten Tribulations of Affordable Housing in the Suburbs, Linn Davis
6 Reasons to Relax about Portland's Recent Sell-Offs, Thomas Kerr
Periodic Atlas of the of the Metroscape: The Geography of Publicly Subsidized Affordable Housing, Meg Merrick
Indicators of the Metroscape: Housing Cost Burden, Elizabeth Morehead
Indicators of the Metroscape: The Young, the Old, and the Single, Elizabeth Morehead
The Landscape: Walkable Tigard, Elizabeth Morehead
The Landscape: Tiny and Very Small Houses, Andrés Oswill
Looking Back at Planning Oregon, Henry Richmond and James Sitzman
Periodic Atlas of the of the Metroscape: Warming Up the City - Mapping the hottest (literally) neighborhoods of Portland, Vivek Shandas and Jackson Voelkel
Submissions from 2015
Go by Transit! Out-of-Town Adventures on Local Public Transportation, Linn Davis
The Landscape: Carnegie Libraries, Linn Davis
Indicators of the Metroscape: Self-Sufficiency, Institute of Portland Metropolitan Studies
Make Way for the Orange Line and a Milwaukian Renaissance, Ben Maras
Leveraging University/Community Engagement, Sheila A. Martin
Work with Me People! An Interview with Mike Weatherby, Recently Retired Mayor of Fairview, Oregon, Sheila A. Martin
Values & Beliefs, Sheila A. Martin and Carolyn N. Long
Voters' Choice 11/14, Sheila A. Martin, Meg Merrick, Richard A. Clucas, and Carolyn N. Long
Periodic Atlas of the of the Metroscape: The Power of the Pyramid, Meg Merrick
Indicators of the Metroscape: Housing Affordability and a $15 Minimum Wage, Elizabeth Morehead
The Landscape: Equity, Elizabeth Morehead
Rock, Water, and Gravity: Alchemy Along the Willamette, Andrée Tremoulet
Submissions from 2014
Nohad Toulan: The University in the City, Carl Abbott
The Landscape: Urban Center Plaza, Carl Abbott
Rekindling the Public Romance: Rethinking Civic Engagement, Tony Andersen
Planning on the Map: National Awards for Newberg & Lake Oswego, Michael D. Harrell
CUPA's Reach, Institute of Portland Metropolitan Studies
Training for Change: An Interview with Dr. Jeremy Brown, President, PCC, Sheila A. Martin and Jeremy Brown
Regional Connections, Sheila A. Martin and Jeremy Young
Building Interfaith Bridges: Dirce and Nohad Toulan's Contribution to Interfaith Dialogue, Mark Rosenbaum
Hiding in Plain Sight: The Baldock Restoration Project, Andrée Tremoulet, Ellen M. Bassett, and Allison Moe
The Landscape: Activating the Waterfront, Jeremy Young
Regional Connections 2: Economy, Jeremy Young, Shelia A. Martin, Meg Merrick, and Robert Smith
Submissions from 2013
Exploring the Intertwine: 1,250 Miles of Parks, Trails, and Natural Areas, Ramona DeNies
The Myth of Portlandia, Sara Gates
Seeking Sustainability and Affordability: Native American Housing in SE Portland, Leah Gibson
Poultry and the Press: Urban Chickens and the National Stage, Nicole Iroz-Elardo
The Landscape of Food Production, Nathan McClintock, Jeremy R. Young, Taren Evans, Mike Simpson, and Jacinto Santos
The Geography of Home: A preview from the Regional Equity Atlas 2.0, Meg Merrick and Kris Smock
Indicators of the Metroscape: Change in Employment, Elizabeth Morehead
Indicators of the Metroscape: Low and Very Low Birthweight Babies, Elizabeth Morehead
On the Edge of Agriculture: An Interview with Narendra Varma and Gianna Banducci of Our Table Cooperative, Mike Simpson
Community Breeders: Animal Husbandry in Portlandia, Kurt Spickerman
Estacada, Jeremy R. Young
Stafford Triangle, Jeremy R. Young
Submissions from 2012
Changing Climate, Changing Behavior: An Interview with Angus Duncan, Michael Burnham
Indicators of the Metroscape: Emissions, Michael Burnham
Indicators of the Metroscape: Voter Turnout, Michael Burnham
The Landscape: Goose Hollow, Michael Burnham
The Landscape: Verboort, Michael Burnham
Columbia Crossroads, Chad Deitchley
Periodic Atlas of the Metroscape: Planning for Our Aging Society, Alan Kenneth DeLaTorre, Tomoko DeLaTorre, Margaret Neal, Paula C. Carder, Jenny Weinstein, Michael DeShane, and Keren Brown Wilson
Eastside/Westside.... The Changing Faces in Two Suburban School Districts, Kushlani de Soyza
Early Inspirations: an Interview with Nichole Maher, Leah Gibson
Making Way for the Orange Line: A Car-Free Bridge Provides a Transit Link Between Milwaukie and Portland, Merry MacKinnon
What Chlorine Can't Kill: Cryptosporidium and our Water Supply, Amanda Pampuro and Dylan Grimes
Periodic Atlas of the Metroscape: The Dream of the 90s is Alive in Portland. Really?, Vivek Shandas and Ryan Dann
Submissions from 2011
The Road to Damascus, Liona Tannesen Burnham
State of Flux : An Interview with Former Secretary of State, Phil Keisling, Michael Burnham
The Landscape: Cornelius, Michael Burnham
The Landscape: Skamania County, Michael Burnham
Indicators of the Metroscape: Health Outcomes, Michael Burnham and Neba Noyan