Fengxiu Zhang

Assistant Professor

United States

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Fengxiu Zhang is an Assistant Professor at George Mason University - Arlington Campus in the United States. His research focuses on climate change adaptation, electric vehicle infrastructure, and the role of local governments in disaster management and climate risk reduction. Professor Zhang has contributed to various articles exploring the implementation of environmental justice dashboards, smart city initiatives, and household preparedness for natural hazards.

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Qing Miao

Associate Professor

Rochester Institute of Technology

UNITED STATES

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Jie Xu

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George Mason University

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Anne van Valkengoed

University of Groningen

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Jiaqi Liang

UNITED STATES

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Articles (19)

From a Civic‐Tech to a Problem‐Centered Approach to Open Government Data: Implementation of Environmental Justice Dashboards

Determinants of climate change adaptation in public organizations: a meta-analysis

Uncovering cooling center usage as an adaptation strategy for hurricane-blackout-heat compound hazards during Hurricane Beryl (2024)

Early-stage policy formulation for electric vehicle infrastructure development: Key processes, considerations and priorities

Spatial variabilities in factors affecting electric vehicle adoption across Virginia: A county-level analysis

Smart cities: the data to decisions process

Attending to the unattended: Why and how do local governments plan for access and functional needs in climate risk reduction?

Unveiling environmental justice through open government data: Work in progress for most US states

Drivers of Household Preparedness for Natural Hazards: The Mediating Role of Perceived Coping Efficacy

Integrated Data-Driven and Equity-Centered Framework for Highway Restoration Following Flood Inundation

Explaining Public Organization Adaptation to Climate Change: Configurations of Macro- and Meso-Level Institutional Logics

Intra-Organizational Communication in Public Agencies: The Effects of Contracting Out Core Services

Disaster-driven climate adaptation: bringing institutions in

Drivers of Household Preparedness for Natural Hazards: The Mediating Role of Perceived Coping Efficacy

COVID-19 Morbidity, Vaccine Side Effects, and Vaccine Hesitancy among African Americans

Not all extreme weather events are equal: Impacts on risk perception and adaptation in public transit agencies

More than just managerial self-efficacy: conceptualizing and predicting top managers' means efficacy about the organization under extreme events

Evaluating public organization performance under extreme weather events: Does organizational adaptive capacity matter?

Experience is not enough: A dynamic explanation of the limited adaptation to extreme weather events in public organizations

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Qing Miao

Jie Xu

Anne van Valkengoed

Jiaqi Liang

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