Omar Magdy Nofal

Florida International University

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Charles Nicholson

University of Oklahoma

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Nathanael Rosenheim

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Texas A&M University

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Joel Dietrich

UNITED STATES

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Yousef Darestani

Assistant Professor

Michigan Technological University

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Grace Yan

University of Texas at El Paso

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Andrés González

Assistant Professor

University of Oklahoma

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Himadri Sen Gupta

Assistant Professor

Colorado State University - Pueblo

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Leonardo Duenas-Osorio

Rice University

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Omar Magdy Nofal

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Multi-hazard socio-physical resilience assessment of hurricane-induced hazards on coastal communities

Optimal Selection of Short- and Long-Term Mitigation Strategies for Buildings within Communities under Flooding Hazard

Understanding flood risk in the context of community resilience modeling for the built environment: research needs and trends

Methodology for Regional Multihazard Hurricane Damage and Risk Assessment

Methodology for Regional Multihazard Hurricane Damage and Risk Assessment

On the Behavior of Coupled Shear Walls: Numerical Assessment of Reinforced Concrete Coupling Beam Parameters

Modeling the Impact of Building-Level Flood Mitigation Measures Made Possible by Early Flood Warnings on Community-Level Flood Loss Reduction

High-resolution flood risk approach to quantify the impact of policy change on flood losses at community-level

MULTI-HAZARD HURRICANE VULNERABILITY MODEL TO ENABLE RESILIENCE-INFORMED DECISION

Fragility-Based Flood Risk Modeling to Quantify the Effect of Policy Change on Losses at the Community Level

Collaborators (8)

Charles Nicholson

Nathanael Rosenheim

Joel Dietrich

Yousef Darestani

Grace Yan

Andrés González

Himadri Sen Gupta

Leonardo Duenas-Osorio

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