Paolo Gardoni
Biographic Data
| ID | 1341364 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Paolo Gardoni |
| GIVEN NAMES | Paolo |
| FAMILY NAME | Gardoni |
| SIGNATURE | GARDONI P |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign |
| ORCID | 0009-0009-5806-3024 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 14 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Multi-objective optimization for enhancing hospital network resilience under earthquakes
Which consequences matter in risk analysis and disaster assessment
Empirical Predictive Modeling Approach to Quantifying Social Vulnerability to Natural Hazards
Conventionally, natural hazard scholars quantify social vulnerability based on social indicators to manifest the extent to which locational communities are susceptible to adverse impacts of natural hazard events and are prone to limited or delayed recoveries. They usually overlook the different geographical distributions of social vulnerability at different hazard intensities and in distinct response and recovery phases, however. In addition, con…
Worldwide Predictions of Earthquake Casualty Rates with Seismic Intensity Measure and Socioeconomic Data
This paper presents a fragility-based Bayesian formulation to predict earthquake casualty rates for countries worldwide. The earthquake casualty rate of a community is defined as the probability that a person in the community is killed or injured given an intensity measure of the earthquake at the site of the community. Casualty data of 902 earthquakes worldwide from 2013 to 2017, information on population distributions, and the national socioeco…
Risk Analysis of Natural Hazards
Assessing capability instead of achieved functionings in risk analysis
A capability approach has been proposed to risk analysis, where risk is conceptualized as the probability that capabilities are reduced. Capabilities refer to the genuine opportunities of individuals to achieve valuable doings and beings, such as being adequately nourished. Such doings and beings are called functionings. A current debate in risk analysis and other fields where a capability approach has been developed concerns whether capabilities…
Evaluating the Source of the Risks Associated with Natural Events
Gauging the societal impacts of natural disasters using a capability approach
There is a widely acknowledged need for a single composite index that provides a comprehensive picture of the societal impact of disasters. A composite index combines and logically organizes important information policy-makers need to allocate resources for the recovery from natural disasters; it can also inform hazard mitigation strategies. This paper develops a Disaster Impact Index (DII) to gauge the societal impact of disasters on the basis o…
Gauging the societal impacts of natural disasters using a capability approach
There is a widely acknowledged need for a single composite index that provides a comprehensive picture of the societal impact of disasters. A composite index combines and logically organizes important information policy-makers need to allocate resources for the recovery from natural disasters; it can also inform hazard mitigation strategies. This paper develops a Disaster Impact Index (DII) to gauge the societal impact of disasters on the basis o…
Empirical Predictive Modeling Approach to Quantifying Social Vulnerability to Natural Hazards
Conventionally, natural hazard scholars quantify social vulnerability based on social indicators to manifest the extent to which locational communities are susceptible to adverse impacts of natural hazard events and are prone to limited or delayed recoveries. They usually overlook the different geographical distributions of social vulnerability at different hazard intensities and in distinct response and recovery phases, however. In addition, con…
Assessing capability instead of achieved functionings in risk analysis
A capability approach has been proposed to risk analysis, where risk is conceptualized as the probability that capabilities are reduced. Capabilities refer to the genuine opportunities of individuals to achieve valuable doings and beings, such as being adequately nourished. Such doings and beings are called functionings. A current debate in risk analysis and other fields where a capability approach has been developed concerns whether capabilities…
Assessing capability instead of achieved functionings in risk analysis
A capability approach has been proposed to risk analysis, where risk is conceptualized as the probability that capabilities are reduced. Capabilities refer to the genuine opportunities of individuals to achieve valuable doings and beings, such as being adequately nourished. Such doings and beings are called functionings. A current debate in risk analysis and other fields where a capability approach has been developed concerns whether capabilities…
Evaluating the Source of the Risks Associated with Natural Events
Gauging the societal impacts of natural disasters using a capability approach
There is a widely acknowledged need for a single composite index that provides a comprehensive picture of the societal impact of disasters. A composite index combines and logically organizes important information policy-makers need to allocate resources for the recovery from natural disasters; it can also inform hazard mitigation strategies. This paper develops a Disaster Impact Index (DII) to gauge the societal impact of disasters on the basis o…
Risk Analysis of Natural Hazards
Worldwide Predictions of Earthquake Casualty Rates with Seismic Intensity Measure and Socioeconomic Data
This paper presents a fragility-based Bayesian formulation to predict earthquake casualty rates for countries worldwide. The earthquake casualty rate of a community is defined as the probability that a person in the community is killed or injured given an intensity measure of the earthquake at the site of the community. Casualty data of 902 earthquakes worldwide from 2013 to 2017, information on population distributions, and the national socioeco…
Empirical Predictive Modeling Approach to Quantifying Social Vulnerability to Natural Hazards
Conventionally, natural hazard scholars quantify social vulnerability based on social indicators to manifest the extent to which locational communities are susceptible to adverse impacts of natural hazard events and are prone to limited or delayed recoveries. They usually overlook the different geographical distributions of social vulnerability at different hazard intensities and in distinct response and recovery phases, however. In addition, con…
Multi-objective optimization for enhancing hospital network resilience under earthquakes
Which consequences matter in risk analysis and disaster assessment
Business (6 works) · Disaster Management and Resilience (6 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Environmental Science (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Hazard (4 works) · Natural hazard (4 works) · Economics (3 works) · Environmental planning (3 works) · Environmental resource management (3 works)