Natalie Coleman

Feasibility of a Wearable Remote Monitoring Device for Patients Treated for Opioid Use Disorder in a Telehealth Program

Scott Weiner, Trace Brookins, J.S. Shaw, Natalie Coleman et autres

Opioid use disorder (OUD) is increasingly prevalent in the United States. Telehealth-only OUD treatment with buprenorphine, first permitted during the COVID-19 pandemic, has expanded access but the modality complicates monitoring medication adherence and withdrawal symptoms. Remote patient monitoring (RPM) using smartwatch biometric …

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Analyzing common social and physical features of flash-flood vulnerability in urban areas

Natalie Coleman, Allison Clarke, Miguel Esparza, Ali Mostafavi

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Artificial Intelligence for Flood Risk Management: A Comprehensive State-of-the-Art Review and Future Directions

Zhewei Liu, Natalie Coleman, Flavia Ioana Patrascu, Kai Yin et autres

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2024 NHERI GSC Mini-Conference: A Student-Driven Event on Future Directions in Natural Hazards and Disaster Research

Harman Singh, Nurullah Bektaş, Natalie Coleman, Robin Nelson

Abstract: The Natural Hazards Engineering Research Infrastructure (NHERI) is a National Science Foundation (NSF)–funded organization that provides multihazard engineering and interdisciplinary research facilities, tools, and data to researchers across the United States exploring the impact of natural hazards. The NHERI Graduate Student …

Artificial intelligence for flood risk management: A comprehensive state-of-the-art review and future directions

Zhewei Liu, Natalie Coleman, Flavia Ioana Patrascu, Kai Yin et autres

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Weaving equity into infrastructure resilience research: a decadal review and future directions

Natalie Coleman, Xiangpeng Li, Tina Comes, Ali Mostafavi

Abstract Infrastructure resilience plays an important role in mitigating the negative impacts of natural hazards by ensuring the continued accessibility and availability of resources. Increasingly, equity is recognized as essential for infrastructure resilience. Yet, after about a decade of research on equity …

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Anatomizing Societal Recovery at the Microscale: Heterogeneity in Household Lifestyle Activities Rebounding after Disasters

Natalie Coleman, Chenyue Liu, Ali Mostafavi

This study presents a granular analysis of societal recovery from disasters at the individual level, focusing on the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey and Hurricane Ida. Societal recovery is defined as the restoration of the societal functioning of the affected community to its …

Analyzing Common Social and Physical Features of Flash-Flood Vulnerability Hotspots in Urban Areas

Allison Clarke, Natalie Coleman, Ali Mostafavi

Flash flooding events, with their intense and sudden nature, present unique challenges for disaster researchers and emergency planners. To quantify the extent to which hotspots of flash flooding share similar social and physical features, the research uses community scale crowdsourced data and …

Lifestyle pattern analysis unveils recovery trajectories of communities impacted by disasters

Natalie Coleman, Chenyue Liu, Yiqing Zhao, Ali Mostafavi

Abstract Lifestyle recovery captures the collective effects of population activities as well as the restoration of infrastructure and business services. This study uses a novel approach to leverage privacy-enhanced location intelligence data, which is anonymized and aggregated, to characterize distinctive lifestyle patterns …

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Weaving Equity into Infrastructure Resilience Research and Practice: A Decadal Review and Future Directions

Natalie Coleman, Xiangpeng Li, Tina Comes, Ali Mostafavi

After about a decade of research in this domain, what is missing is a systematic overview of the research agenda across different infrastructures and hazards. It is now imperative to evaluate the current progress and gaps. This paper presents a systematic review …

Panel Session - Zoom a WISE Woman: Becoming a STEM Expert!

Rachelle Pedersen, Sarah Poor, Iliana De La Cruz, Natalie Coleman et autres

The lack of gender diversity in STEM fields has been a long-standing issue. To inspire and encourage the next generation of female scientists and engineers, the Zoom a WISE Woman program brings together a group of accomplished female scientists and engineers to …

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Energy inequality in climate hazards: Empirical evidence of social and spatial disparities in managed and hazard-induced power outages

Natalie Coleman, Amir Esmalian, Cheng-Chun Lee, Eulises Gonzales et autres

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