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Nicholas Brake

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Lamar University

United States

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Dr. Nicholas Brake is an Associate Professor at Lamar University in the United States. His research areas include flood resilience, pavement performance, and the utilization of recycled materials in concrete applications. Recent publications highlight his work on flood monitoring systems, the impacts of climate on pavement, and innovative methods for reusing oil and gas production wastewater.

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Paola Passalacqua

Professor of Hydrology and River System Science

ETH Zürich

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Christa Brelsford

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Los Alamos National Laboratory

UNITED STATES

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Nathanael Rosenheim

Research Associate Professor

Texas A&M University

UNITED STATES

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T. Thuy Minh Nguyen

Associate Professor

Lamar University

UNITED STATES

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Seyedsaeid Hosseini

Lamar University

UNITED STATES

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Yong Je Kim

Assistant Professor

University of Texas at El Paso

UNITED STATES

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Qin Qian

Professor

Lamar University

UNITED STATES

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Paul Bernazzani

University Professor

Lamar University

UNITED STATES

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Data-driven climate-resilient pavement preservation in flood-prone urban roads: integrating flood exposure, ground deformation, and maintenance records

An Integrated GIS and Explainable AI Framework for Climate-Resilient Municipal Pavement Management: Quantifying the Influence of Maintenance, Hydrological, and Environmental Factors on Pavement Condition Index (PCI)

Application of artificial intelligence methods in the international roughness index prediction of rigid and composite pavements: a systematic review

Multi‐Objective Urban Observational Strategies: A Risk‐Based Framework for Expanding Flood Sensor Networks

A survey of flood warning sensor network operational and maintenance practices across the United States

Pavement condition and climatic data in southeast Texas: A dataset for evaluating flood impacts on pavement performance

Identifying Urban Pluvial Frequency Flooding Hotspots Using the Topographic Control Index and Remote Sensing Radar Images for Early Warning Systems

Flood Susceptibility Mapping Using Machine Learning and Geospatial-Sentinel-1 SAR Integration for Enhanced Early Warning Systems

Interagency deployment of a shared low‐cost flood monitoring system to improve flood resilience across Southeast Texas: A case study

Durability, workability, and setting time of cementitious systems containing chloride-rich oil and gas production wastewater

Field surveying data of low-cost networked flood sensors in southeast Texas

Past, current, and future re-use of recycled non-potable water sources in concrete applications to reduce freshwater consumption- a review

Enhancing Recycled Aggregate Concrete Using a Three-Stage Mixed Coal Bottom Ash Slurry Coating

Reusing Dredged Material through Stabilization with So-Called Bio-Enzyme Products

Reutilization of oil and gas produced water in cement composite manufacturing

Mechanochemically activated bottom ash-fly ash geopolymer

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Paola Passalacqua

Christa Brelsford

Nathanael Rosenheim

T. Thuy Minh Nguyen

Seyedsaeid Hosseini

Yong Je Kim

Qin Qian

Paul Bernazzani

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