Roshanak (Roshi) Nateghi

Associate Professor

Purdue University

United States

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Dr. Roshanak (Roshi) Nateghi is an Associate Professor at Purdue University in the United States. Her research focuses on urban resilience, specifically in building decarbonization, the impacts of climate change on water and electricity demand, and the adoption of electric vehicles. Recent publications highlight her work on understanding the effects of natural disasters, including prolonged school closures after hurricanes and the role of vegetation in mitigating heat in low-income neighborhoods.

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Articles (18)

Building back greener: Quantifying residential building decarbonization opportunities following floods

Learning after the storm: Characterizing and understanding prolonged unplanned school closures after hurricanes

Electric vehicle adoption and planning: The increasing importance of the built environment

Vegetation reduces cooling demand in low-income neighborhoods on hot days in Chicago

Urban water and electricity demand data for understanding climate change impacts on the water-energy nexus

PDP-CNN: A Deep Learning Model for Post-Hurricane Reconnaissance of Electricity Infrastructure on Resource-Constrained Embedded Systems at the Edge

Contemporary climate analogs project strong regional differences in the future water and electricity demand across US cities

Bottom-up forecasting: Applications and limitations in load forecasting using smart-meter data

Improving the Interpretation of Data-Driven Water Consumption Models via the Use of Social Norms

Improving the Interpretation of Data-Driven Water Consumption Models via the Use of Social Norms

The Goldilocks Zone in Cooling Demand: What Can We Do Better?

Smart-Meter Big Data for Load Forecasting: An Alternative Approach to Clustering

The overlooked environmental footprint of increasing Internet use

Overemphasis on recovery inhibits community transformation and creates resilience traps

Critical Time, Space, and Decision‐Making Agent Considerations in Human‐Centered Interdisciplinary Hurricane‐Related Research

A path forward for leveraging social media to improve the study of community resilience

A Data‐Driven Framework to Characterize State‐Level Water Use in the United States

Asymmetrical response of California electricity demand to summer-time temperature variation

Collaborators (10)

Yue Ge

Benjamin Rachunok

Zhao Ma

Antonia Sebastian

Abdollah Shafieezadeh

Roger Flage

Steven M. Quiring

Renee Obringer

Allison Reilly

Sara McMillan

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