Yolanda C Lin
Biographic Data
| ID | 6695626 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yolanda C Lin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yolanda C |
| FAMILY NAME | Lin |
| SIGNATURE | LIN Y C |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of New Mexico |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0423-4248 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Exploring contemporary public perceptions of historical redlining practices in the United States
Redlining is a discriminatory practice of systematically denying loans or mortgages to residents in specific neighborhoods based on racial or ethnical composition. In current literature research, there is a lack of understanding of the public perceptions of impacts of historical redlining practices at large geographic scales. Although some social groups and organizations conducted surveys or interviews to obtain public perceptions of it on small …
Consequences that matter
Puerto Rico is exposed to damaging earthquakes due to its location on the northeastern margin of the Caribbean Plate. Its unique combination of factors, including high population, informal construction practices, and environmental hazards, creates a heightened risk of loss of life and property. This qualitative research study employed a thematic analysis approach to examine ten semi-structured interviews physically conducted in Puerto Rico and on…
Convergence, transdisciplinarity, and team science
The challenges facing the Intermountain West are characterized by extreme complexity and enormous consequences. They include climate change and associated ecological effects, such as catastrophic wildfire and drought. They are also inextricably linked to social inequities, including freshwater availability, land conversion, and access to basic human needs such as quality food, affordable energy, and access to healthcare. A meaningful response to …
Fuzzy Sets
Convergent research to tackle complex, wicked problems requires synthesis across multiple sectors and disciplines, but epistemological, ontological, and linguistical disagreements between disciplinarily diverse research teams can hinder the progress of transdisciplinary team efforts. For example, in social-ecological-technological systems (SETS), elements within the system may require distinction between component (S-E-T) parts to be conceptualiz…
Facilitating convergence research on water resource management with a collaborative, adaptive, and multi-scale systems thinking framework
Water resource systems display complex behavior that challenges our ability to identify paths toward improved management. Such behavior can arise from unanticipated feedbacks between social, ecological, and technological components that are conventionally studied and managed in disciplinary silos, often with limited consideration of interactions across scales of space and time. Convergence research driven by deep integration and co-production of …
Co-design as participation
Considering the detrimental effects caused by wildfires in New Mexico, there is a pressing need for the development of innovative hazard adaptation and mitigation strategies. Community-based approaches in hazard response have the potential to harness the power of co-design and the incorporation of traditional knowledge to help make conventional research and design process considerably less extractive. In this paper, we explore the elements of com…
Shared.Futures
Amid uncertain and complex environmental and climate futures, both science and society need an agent for active hope and shared perspectives to address these existential challenges. ArtScience, created through transdisciplinary collaboration between artists and scientists in which artistic inquiry can impact scientific inquiry, and vice versa, is one means to this end. We describe the Shared.Futures Workshop and Exhibit, based in Albuquerque, New…
Human-centered avalanche susceptibility mapping (H-Casm)
With backcountry winter travel increasing in popularity, the importance of accessible avalanche safety information is crucial. Widely accessible avalanche backcountry maps use slope shading to show where avalanches are likely to start. This paper presents a new methodology called Human-Centered Avalanche Susceptibility Mapping (H-CASM), which shifts the cartographic emphasis of backcountry avalanche maps from the hazard of an avalanche starting i…
How is counterfactual thinking integrated in organizational risk and resilience practices
Managing risk from natural hazards and other types of critical risks is fundamental to the viability, sustainability, and resilience of organizations of all types and sizes. It is, crucially, an important part of demonstrating their purpose and commitment to society and the broader environment, which incorporates what they do to help tackle climate change. Counterfactual thought is the process of reimagining the past, for example, for a particula…
How is counterfactual thinking integrated in organizational risk and resilience practices
Managing risk from natural hazards and other types of critical risks is fundamental to the viability, sustainability, and resilience of organizations of all types and sizes. It is, crucially, an important part of demonstrating their purpose and commitment to society and the broader environment, which incorporates what they do to help tackle climate change. Counterfactual thought is the process of reimagining the past, for example, for a particula…
Co-design as participation
Considering the detrimental effects caused by wildfires in New Mexico, there is a pressing need for the development of innovative hazard adaptation and mitigation strategies. Community-based approaches in hazard response have the potential to harness the power of co-design and the incorporation of traditional knowledge to help make conventional research and design process considerably less extractive. In this paper, we explore the elements of com…
Shared.Futures
Amid uncertain and complex environmental and climate futures, both science and society need an agent for active hope and shared perspectives to address these existential challenges. ArtScience, created through transdisciplinary collaboration between artists and scientists in which artistic inquiry can impact scientific inquiry, and vice versa, is one means to this end. We describe the Shared.Futures Workshop and Exhibit, based in Albuquerque, New…
Human-centered avalanche susceptibility mapping (H-Casm)
With backcountry winter travel increasing in popularity, the importance of accessible avalanche safety information is crucial. Widely accessible avalanche backcountry maps use slope shading to show where avalanches are likely to start. This paper presents a new methodology called Human-Centered Avalanche Susceptibility Mapping (H-CASM), which shifts the cartographic emphasis of backcountry avalanche maps from the hazard of an avalanche starting i…
How is counterfactual thinking integrated in organizational risk and resilience practices
Managing risk from natural hazards and other types of critical risks is fundamental to the viability, sustainability, and resilience of organizations of all types and sizes. It is, crucially, an important part of demonstrating their purpose and commitment to society and the broader environment, which incorporates what they do to help tackle climate change. Counterfactual thought is the process of reimagining the past, for example, for a particula…
Convergence, transdisciplinarity, and team science
The challenges facing the Intermountain West are characterized by extreme complexity and enormous consequences. They include climate change and associated ecological effects, such as catastrophic wildfire and drought. They are also inextricably linked to social inequities, including freshwater availability, land conversion, and access to basic human needs such as quality food, affordable energy, and access to healthcare. A meaningful response to …
Fuzzy Sets
Convergent research to tackle complex, wicked problems requires synthesis across multiple sectors and disciplines, but epistemological, ontological, and linguistical disagreements between disciplinarily diverse research teams can hinder the progress of transdisciplinary team efforts. For example, in social-ecological-technological systems (SETS), elements within the system may require distinction between component (S-E-T) parts to be conceptualiz…
Facilitating convergence research on water resource management with a collaborative, adaptive, and multi-scale systems thinking framework
Water resource systems display complex behavior that challenges our ability to identify paths toward improved management. Such behavior can arise from unanticipated feedbacks between social, ecological, and technological components that are conventionally studied and managed in disciplinary silos, often with limited consideration of interactions across scales of space and time. Convergence research driven by deep integration and co-production of …
Exploring contemporary public perceptions of historical redlining practices in the United States
Redlining is a discriminatory practice of systematically denying loans or mortgages to residents in specific neighborhoods based on racial or ethnical composition. In current literature research, there is a lack of understanding of the public perceptions of impacts of historical redlining practices at large geographic scales. Although some social groups and organizations conducted surveys or interviews to obtain public perceptions of it on small …
Consequences that matter
Puerto Rico is exposed to damaging earthquakes due to its location on the northeastern margin of the Caribbean Plate. Its unique combination of factors, including high population, informal construction practices, and environmental hazards, creates a heightened risk of loss of life and property. This qualitative research study employed a thematic analysis approach to examine ten semi-structured interviews physically conducted in Puerto Rico and on…
Environmental resource management (6 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Geography (5 works) · Economics (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Engineering (3 works) · Environmental Science (3 works) · Disaster Management and Resilience (2 works) · Ecology (2 works) · Knowledge management (2 works)