Alysha Helmrich

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University of Georgia

United States

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Alysha Helmrich is an Assistant Professor at the University of Georgia, USA. Her research areas include infrastructure resilience, climate adaptation, and the complexities of urban social, ecological, and technological systems. Recent articles by Professor Helmrich explore themes such as interdependency classification, cross-boundary risks to infrastructure, and the implications of parking infrastructure in urban settings.

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Urban resilience to extreme weather related events

Open Date: 2015-07-01

Close Date: 2020-06-30

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Mikhail Chester

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Arizona State University

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Margaret Garcia

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Arizona State University

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Nancy Grimm

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Arizona State University

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Christopher Lowry

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University at Buffalo - North Campus

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Interdependency classification: a framework for infrastructure resilience

Cross-boundary risks of hinterland hazards to city infrastructure

Complexity of increasing knowledge flows: the 2022 Southwest Airlines Scheduling Crisis

Lock-in: origination and significance within infrastructure systems

Dynamic criticality for infrastructure prioritization in complex environments

Sensemaking for entangled urban social, ecological, and technological systems in the Anthropocene

Parking by the bay: The supply and implications of parking infrastructure in the San Francisco Bay Area

Reconciling complexity and deep uncertainty in infrastructure design for climate adaptation

Navigating Exploitative and Explorative Leadership in Support of Infrastructure Resilience

Leveraging SETS resilience capabilities for safe-to-fail infrastructure under climate change

Centralization and decentralization for resilient infrastructure and complexity

Opportunities for crowdsourcing in urban flood monitoring

Re-imagining design storm criteria for the challenges of the 21st century

Collaborators (4)

Mikhail Chester

Margaret Garcia

Nancy Grimm

Christopher Lowry

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