Yousef Darestani

Assistant Professor

Michigan Technological University

United States

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Yousef Darestani is an Assistant Professor at Michigan Technological University in the United States. His research areas encompass resilience assessment for coastal communities against natural hazards, fragility analysis of power distribution systems, and performance evaluation of utility infrastructure under varied conditions. He has contributed to various studies, including the development of parameterized fragility functions for critical infrastructure and investigations into the impact of physiological conditions on valve performance.

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Parameterized Wildfire Fragility Functions for Overhead Power Line Conductors

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

A Preliminary Study on the Usage of a Data-Driven Probabilistic Approach to Predict Valve Performance Under Different Physiological Conditions

Impact of blood pressure on coronary perfusion and valvular hemodynamics after aortic valve replacement

Parametrized Wind–Surge–Wave Fragility Functions for Wood Utility Poles

Parametrized Wind-Surge-Wave Fragility Functions for Wood Utility Poles

Fragility Analysis of Coastal Roadways and Performance Assessment of Coastal Transportation Systems Subjected to Storm Hazards

Life cycle resilience quantification and enhancement of power distribution systems: A risk-based approach

Effect of modelling complexities on extreme wind hazard performance of steel lattice transmission towers

Optimal life-cycle resilience enhancement of aging power distribution systems: A MINLP-Based preventive maintenance planning

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Payman Dehghanian

Nathanael Rosenheim

Omar Magdy Nofal

Hoda Hatoum

Leonardo Duenas-Osorio

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