Aikaterini (Katerina) P. Kyprioti

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University of Oklahoma

United States

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Aikaterini (Katerina) P. Kyprioti is an Assistant Professor at the University of Oklahoma, USA. Her research primarily focuses on environmental modeling, particularly in the areas of storm surge estimation, wastewater analysis, and seismic response prediction. Recent publications include studies on probabilistic storm surge estimation techniques and the impact of vegetation on coastal structures.

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Matthew Plumlee

Northwestern University

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Alexandros A. Taflanidis

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Andrew Kennedy

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University of Notre Dame

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Aikaterini (Katerina) P. Kyprioti

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Articles (12)

Numerical Exploration of the Shielding Effect of Vegetation on Nearshore Structures under Wave Run-Up Loading

Tracking SARS-CoV-2 Levels in Wastewater During College Football Events Using Cell Phone Data for Population Dynamics

Efficient probabilistic storm surge estimation through adaptive importance sampling across storm advisories

Spatio-temporal storm surge emulation using Gaussian Process techniques

Exploring the sensitivity of probabilistic surge estimates to forecast errors

Addressing the different sources of excitation variability in seismic response distribution estimation using kriging metamodeling

Integration of Node Classification in Storm Surge Surrogate Modeling

Improvements in storm surge surrogate modeling for synthetic storm parameterization, node condition classification and implementation to small size databases

Dissipation Effects of Coastal Vegetation on Nearshore Structures under Wave Runup Loading

Probabilistic Storm Surge Estimation for Landfalling Hurricanes: Advancements in Computational Efficiency Using Quasi-Monte Carlo Techniques

Kriging metamodeling for seismic response distribution estimation

Storm hazard analysis over extended geospatial grids utilizing surrogate models

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Matthew Plumlee

Alexandros A. Taflanidis

Andrew Kennedy

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