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Dr. Timothy Fraser
Computational Social Scientist
- I develop software & methods to help communities combat climate change.
- I published 44 peer-reviewed studies, plus dashboards, R packages, and other software, using big data analytics, networks, GIS, and AI.
- Passionate about teaching statistics and coding, and leading student research.
- Current Work: Dashboards for visualizing local emissions from transportation.
Positions
Research Associate
Cornell University Systems Engineering Program
Ithaca, NY
2023 - Present
- Lead Climate Action in Transportation dashboard research at Gao Labs
- Lab Manager for Gao Labs.
- Teach +2 courses a year on Statistical Methods, and advise Masters student research teams.
Grant Coordinator for Center for Transportation, Environment, and Community Health (CTECH)
Cornell University
Ithaca, NY
2022 - 2023
- Administer multimillion dollar research grant from US Dept. of Transportation. Coordinate grant reporting and deliverables from dozens of researcher teams at 4 recipient universities.
Ezra Systems Postdoctoral Research Associate
Cornell University Systems Engineering Program
Ithaca, NY
2022 - 2023
Instructor, Quantitative Techniques & Research Methods
Northeastern University Political Science Department
Boston, MA
2020 - 2022
Graduate Teaching Assistant, Political Science
Northeastern University Political Science Department
Boston, MA
2017 - 2019
Education
Ph.D. in Political Science (Public Policy & Comparative Politics)
Northeastern University
Advisors: Daniel Aldrich, David Lazer
Boston, MA
2022
M.A. in Political Science (Public Policy)
Northeastern University
Advisor: Daniel Aldrich
Boston, MA
2019
Fulbright Fellowship (Geography)
Kyushu University
Advisor: Yoshioka Hitoshi
Fukuoka, Japan
2016-2017
B.A. in International & Global Studies (East Asian Studies)
Middlebury College (summa cum laude)
Advisors: Linda White, Max Ward
Middlebury, VT
2016
Publications
Democracy in distress Examining 2020 general election voting behavior in the Greater Boston Area during the COVID-19 pandemic
International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction (2024), in press.
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2024
Courtney Page-Tan, Miranda Bourdeau, & Timothy Fraser
Making MOVES move: Fast emissions estimates for repeated transportation policy scenario analyses.
Environmental Modelling and Software 178 (2024), 106084.
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2024
Timothy Fraser, Yan Guo, & H. Oliver Gao
Big spenders: Large-N measures of urban regimes in Japanese municipalities.
Cities 149 (2024), 104916.
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2024
Timothy Fraser
Peer-reviewed Papers: [44]
By Topic:
- Emissions/Environmental Policy [~16]
- Community Resilience, Evacuation, & Health [~20]
- Political Polarization [~6]
County-level political group density, partisan polarization, and individual-level mortality among adults in the United States: A lagged multilevel study
SSM - Population Health (2024), 101662.
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2024
Sameera S. Nayak, Daniel P. Aldrich, Timothy Fraser, Costas Panagopoulos, & Daniel Kim
Elections and Post Traumatic Stress: Evidence from the 2020 U.S. Presidential Election.
Politics and the Life Sciences (2023), 1-59.
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2023
Timothy Fraser, Costas Panagopoulos, & Kevin Smith.
Uneven paths: Soft Policy’s benefits to recovery in Louisiana Parishes after Hurricanes Katrina and Rita.
Journal of Environmental Management 321 (2022), 115722.
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2022
Timothy Fraser, Alex R. Poniatowski, Nicholas Hersey, Haoran Zheng, & Daniel P. Aldrich.
The Road More Traveled: Evacuation Networks from 10 disasters in the US and Japan.
Environment & Behavior 54(4) (2022), 833-863.
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2022
Timothy Fraser
Field Research When There Is Limited Access to the Field: Lessons from Japan.
PS: Political Science & Politics (2022), 1-7.
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2022
Kenya Amano, Melanie Sayuri Dominguez,* Timothy Fraser, Etienne Gagnon, Trevor Incerti, Jinhyuk Jang, . . . & Charles Crabtree.
The Harmful Effects of Partisan Polarization on Health.
PNAS Nexus 1 (1) (2022), pgac011.
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2022
Timothy Fraser, Daniel Aldrich, Costas Panagopoulos, David Hummel, and Daniel Kim.
COVID-19 To Go? The Role of Disasters and Evacuation in the COVID-19 Pandemic.
Global Environmental Change 73 (2022), 102471.
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2022
Courtney Page-Tan and Timothy Fraser.
Leaders or Networkers? The Role of Mayors in Renewable Energy Transition.
Environmental Innovations & Societal Transitions 42 (2022), 301-316.
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2022
Timothy Fraser, Mary Bancroft, Andrew Small, & Lily Cunningham.
Do All Roads Lead to Sapporo? The Role of Linking and Bridging Ties in Evacuation Decisions.
Ecology & Society 27(2) (2022), 3.
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2022
Timothy Fraser, Daniel P. Aldrich, & Larissa Morikawa.
Grassroots vs. Greenhouse: The Role of Environmental Organizations in Reducing Carbon Emissions.
Climatic Change 169(22) (2021), 1-21.
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2021
Timothy Fraser & Pinar Temocin.
Is Divisive Politics Making Americans Sick? Associations of Perceived Partisan Polarization with Physical and Mental Health Outcomes Among Adults in the United States.
Social Science & Medicine, 284 (2021), 113976.
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2021
Sameera Nayak, Timothy Fraser, Costas Panagopoulos, Daniel P. Aldrich, & Daniel Kim.
Build back better? Effects of crisis on climate change adaptation in Japan and the US.
Global Environmental Politics 21(1), 54-75.
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2021
Timothy Fraser, Lily Cunningham, & Amos Nasongo.
In the Hands of a Few: Disaster Recovery Committee Networks.
Journal of Environmental Management 280 (2021), 111643.
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2021
Timothy Fraser, Daniel P. Aldrich, Andrew Small, & Andrew Littlejohn.
Climate Crisis at City Hall: How Japanese communities mobilize to eliminate emissions.
Environmental Innovations and Societal Transitions 37 (2020), 361-380.
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2020
Timothy Fraser, Lily Cunningham, Mary Bancroft, Amy Hunt, Eri Lee, & Amos Nasongo.
The Fukushima Effect at Home: The changing role of domestic actors in Japanese energy policy.
WIREs Climate Change 11(5) (2020), e655.
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2020
Timothy Fraser & Daniel P. Aldrich.
Japan’s Resilient, Renewable Cities: How Socioeconomics and Local Policy drive Japan’s Renewable Energy Transition.
Environmental Politics 29(3) (2020), 500-523.
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2020
Timothy Fraser.
Role of energy finance in geothermal power development in Japan.
International Review of Economics and Finance 70 (2020), 398-412.
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2020
Taghizadeh-Hesary, Farhad, Aline Mortha, Hadi Farabi-Asl, Tapan Sarker, Andrew Chapman, Yosuke Shigetomi, & Timothy Fraser.
How Governance and Disasters shape Renewable Energy Transitions: The case of Japanese mega-solar.
Social Science Quarterly 100(3) (2019), 975-990.
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2019
Timothy Fraser.
All Politics is Local: Judicial and Electoral Institutions’ Role in Japan’s Nuclear Restarts.
Pacific Affairs 90, no. 3, 433-457.
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2017
Daniel P. Aldrich and Timothy Fraser.
Reports
Chapters in Edited Volumes
Mapping Resilience: GIS Techniques for Disaster Studies.
In Jason Rivera, ed. Research Methods of Disaster and Emergency Management: Social Science Approaches in Application.
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2021
Courtney Page-Tan, Timothy Fraser, & Daniel P. Aldrich
East Asia’s Nuclear Policies: Fukushima Effect or a Nuclear Renaissance?
Georgetown Journal of Asian Affairs 4(2) (2019), 65.
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2019
Timothy Fraser and Daniel P. Aldrich
Book Project
Sigma: Coding Tutorials for Statistics, System Reliability, and Six Sigma in R
- +15 workshops to teach students statistics & R coding for systems engineering.
- Interactive, step-by-step exercises and learning checks; No prior coding experience required.
- Open-source, Masters-Level textbook. **In-Development. Available at: timothyfraser.com/sigma/introduction
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2023
Software
10 packages and dashboards
VISUALIZER App for Comparing Emissions in US States & Counties
A suite of ShinyApp modules that visualize US state and county emissions from transportation. These include line charts, donut charts, rank charts, multi-line charts, infographics, maps, profile boxes, and more. Alpha Version currently available.
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2024
policyoptimizer R Package for selecting optimal county transportation policy scenarios
An R package for transportation emissions policy optimization, focused on US states and counties. Based on Cornell’s server of previous MOVES analyses and the federal CMAQ database of past transportation emissions policies’ cost effectiveness stats.
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2024
archr R package for Enumeration, Evaluation, & Optimization of Complex Systems Architectures
A public R package for mapping all possible ways of building a system, measuring traits of each possible architecture, and conducting search and optimization on the population of architectures. Includes stakeholder network analysis modules. Designed for use with Cornell Systems Architecture course.
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2024
moves_anywhere Docker image for Emissions Estimation
A Docker image for the EPA’s MOVES Emissions Estimation Software and post-processing. While MOVES was built for Windows, moves_anywhere can be run on on any operating system, with a simplified git bash command line interface, for quick, distributed batch computing of emissions scenarios.
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2024
catr R package for querying EPA’s MOVES software
A proprietary R package for estimating emissions from transportation for US counties, using the EPA’s MOVES software, to support Climate Action in Transportation using R (catr). Extends MOVES functionality by allowing for iterative MOVES runs, with custom policy scenarios and output formatting for easy visualization.
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2023
moveslite R package for Fast Emissions Estimation
A proprietary R package for speedy approximating county, state, or nation level emissions from custom inputs, using county-specific models of existing default air pollution emissions estimates from the EPA’s MOVES software.
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2023
calculator App for Comparing Emissions Policy Scenarios
A ShinyApp Dashboard that for visualizing and comparing transportation emissions scenarios based on custom user-supplied information about transportation activity levels and fleet composition. Uses my moveslite R package as an engine.
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2023
geoshiny-verse Docker image for Deploying Dashboards
A geospatial-enabled ShinyApp dashboard deployment environment publicly available for any dashboard developer as a Docker image on Dockerhub. Will help anyone deploy a ShinyApp with mapping capabilities. At: https://hub.docker.com/repository/docker/tmf77/geoshiny-verse/general
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2023
simulate R package for statistical simulation
R package for tidyverse-friendly statistical simulation, to account for estimation and fundamental uncertainty when simulating quantities of interest from statistical models. At: https://github.com/timothyfraser/simulate
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2023
tidyfault R package for fault tree analysis
R Package for tidy fault tree analysis! Visualizes fault trees, identifies minimal cutsets, and calculates other quantities of interest. At: https://github.com/timothyfraser/tidyfault
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2023
Work In Progress
Under Revise and Resubmit
- A Tale of Many Cities: Mapping Social Infrastructure and Social Capital across North America (with BA student Osama Awadalla, Daniel Aldrich, and colleagues)
- Cycling Cities: Measuring Transportation Equity in Bikeshare Networks (with Katherine Van Woert, Sophia Olivieri, Jonathan Baron, Katelyn Buckley, & Pamela Lalli)
- A City of Two Tales: A Quantitative Analysis of Vulnerability, Connectedness, and Resilience in Cloverdale, CA (with Ayushi Mishra, Osama Awadalla,, Jennifer Shea, Daniel Homsey, and Daniel P. Aldrich)
- Mapping Green Communities: New Data Resources for Measuring Grassroots Environmental Organizing in Japan (with Pinar Temocin)
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Under Review
- Cutting Carbon on a Dime: Optimization of Transportation Policy Scenarios for Cost-Effective Emissions Reduction (with Leah Smith, Kaylen Li, Alireza, Yazdiani, Yan Guo, Osama Awadalla, & Oliver Gao)
- Driving Climate Action with the VISUALIZER Development and Applications of a Dashboard for Transportation Emissions Data & Visualization (with Oliver Gao)
- Networks in Crisis: Measuring Ethnic Stratification and Organizational Reach Post-Disaster (with Jennifer Shea, Daniel Homsey, & Daniel P. Aldrich)
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Working Papers
- AI-Powered Emissions Reporting: Using GPT to Write and Validate Emissions Data Reports for Policymakers (with Peilin Li, Yan Guo, Peculiar Lawrence, Shannya Niveyro, Maria Dobransky, & Leo Kuang)
- Automated Algorithms for converting Emissions Data into Written Reports for Policymakers (with Peilin Li, Leo Kuang, Aarya Darak, Minghao Yang, & Oliver Gao)
- Cloud MOVES for Iterative Emissions Estimation: Architecting a Distributed Cloud Computing System for Transportation Emissions Management (with Oliver Gao)
- Co-benefits of transportation congestion mitigation, air quality improvement, and health implication in U.S. between 1992 and 2022 (with Xinwei Li and Oliver Gao)
- Networked Neighborhoods: The role of Social Infrastructure in Social Connectivity in Urban Systems (with Khushi Patel)
- Where the Grass Is Greener: Social Infrastructure and Resilience to COVID-19.
- Japan’s Green Voters: The Role of Social Capital in Women’s Movements against Nuclear Power Policy
- Boomtown or Bust? Policy Feedback Effects of Controversial Facilities on Social Capital in Japan (with Toshiaki Yoshida)
- Bottom-up or Top-Down? Bridging Academics in the ADVANCE Network for Gender Equity (with Laura K. Nelson and Kathrin Zippel)
- Networks of Solar Cities.
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Invited Talks
Public Opinion Survey Design and Weighting. Presented for the Stanton Foundation, September 2021.
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2021
Who Governs in Fukushima’s Wastewater Problem? Lessons from Nuclear Power Plant Restarts.
Presented for the Nuclear Fusion Project, May 17, 2021.
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2021
Restarting the Sendai Reactor: Japanese Civic Activism after Fukushima. Presented at Middlebury College Rohatyn Center for Global Affairs, February 24, 2017.
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2017
Conference Talks
Cutting Carbon on a Dime: Optimization of Transportation Policy Scenarios for Cost-Effective Emissions Reduction.
Upcoming Presentation for Transportation Research Board Annual Conference, January 2024.
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2024
Driving Climate Action with the VISUALIZER Development and Applications of a Dashboard for Transportation Emissions Data & Visualization.
Upcoming Presentation for Transportation Research Board Annual Conference, January 2024.
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2024
Bottom-up or Top-Down? Bridging Academics in the ADVANCE Network for Gender Equity (with Laura K. Nelson and Kathrin Zippel).
Presented for American Sociological Association Annual Conference, August 9, 2021.
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2021
Youth Politics in Japan after 3.11: Political Geographies of Tokyo and Tohoku.
Presented at Bard College Sustainability in Asia Conference, April 17, 2015.
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2015
Grants & Funding
Natural Hazards Center Quick Response Grant
Drivers of evacuation: A multi-level study of social capital and mobility during Covid-19. Natural Hazards Center Quick Response Program. Co-Principal Investigator. Credit: $5,000
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2022
NULab for Texts, Maps, and Networks Seedling Grant.
Mapping Social Infrastructure for Disaster and Pandemic Resilience. Northeastern University. Co-Principal Investigator. Credit: $3,000
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2021
Fulbright Graduate Fellowship.
Credit: Full Year Fellowship. (declined due to pandemic)
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2020
Japan Foundation Doctoral Fellowship.
Credit: Full Year Fellowship. (declined due to pandemic)
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2020
Natural Hazards Center Quick Response Grant.
CONVERGE Covid -19 Working Group for Social Ties, Mobility, and Covid-19 Spread Rates. Natural Hazards Center. Collaborator. Credit: $5,000
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2020
Northeastern University Asian Studies Research Award.
Credit: $2000
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2018
Fulbright Study/Research Fellowship in Japan.
Year of Research at Kyushu University in Japan. Credit: $20,000.
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2016
Middlebury College Rohatyn Center Grant for Summer Research.
Credit: $5000
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2015
Middlebury College Cross-Cultural Community Engagement Grant.
Credit: $1000
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2015
Middlebury College Mellon Grant for Study Abroad Research.
Credit: $2500
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2014
Awards
Best Reviewer Award 2022
for Journal Energy Research & Social Science
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2022
GIS Day Poster Competition First Prize
@ Northeastern University NULab
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2021
Passed Candidacy Exams with Distinction
High Pass in Public Policy
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2019
Awarded Best Thesis in International & Global Studies
Middlebury College
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2016
Press & Public Scholarship (4)
Quoted in El Mercurio
Sofía Beuchat. When Politics Makes Us Sick (Cuando La Política Enferma). El Mercurio (Chilean Newspaper), September 8, 2022.
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2022
Quoted in Academic Times
Marcos Cabello. Rumors during a natural disaster may facilitate greater evacuation — even when unnecessary. The Academic Times, June 8, 2021.
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2021
Quoted in Huffington Post
Sophie Yeo. When Climate Disaster Strikes, It’s Renewable Energy That Keeps The Lights On. Huffington Post, December 1, 2020.
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2020
Op-Ed in Advanced Science News
Timothy Fraser and Daniel P. Aldrich. (2020). The Fukushima Effect at Home: New roles for local actors in Japan’s energy policy.. Advanced Science News. June 9, 2020
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2020
Consulting Experience
Data Consultant for NGOs
Consulting on Surveys, Networks, and Big Data for Partners
Boston, MA
2020 - 2022
- NGO Resilient Cloverdale: Social network analysis and survey weighting analyses for evaluating community resilience in California. (2021-2022)
- United Nations Development Program Mexico Accelerator Lab: Designed survey methodology for field experiment on measuring and building social capital in Mexico City neighborhoods. (2020)
- United Nations Development Program Paraguay Accelerator Lab: Generated methodology for mapping social capital and social vulnerability in Paraguay, using spatial analysis techniques to account for data availability limitations. (2022)
Data Analyst for Academic Teams
Northeastern University (NU)
Boston, MA
2020-2022
- NSF Grant Project, NU Sociology Dept: “Diffusion of Ideas of Gender Equity Interventions Through Networks of U.S. Universities”. Applied Data science and Network Analysis, led by Dr. Kathrin Zippel and Dr. Laura Nelson (9 months)
- Grant Project, NU Political Science Dept: “Impacts of Partisan Polarization and Voting Preferences on the Public’s Health”. Data science and survey design research for 2 national surveys for Northeastern University-funded project, led by Dr. Daniel Kim, Dr. Costas Panagopoulos, Dr. Daniel Aldrich (8 months).
- Book Project, NU Political Science Dept: “Congressional Challengers: Candidate Quality in US Elections to Congress”. Modeling and Visualization for book project for Dr. Costas Panagopoulos. (2022)
- Book Project, NU Political Science Dept: “Bases Loaded: How US Presidential Campaigns Are Changing and Why It Matters”. Modeling and Visualization for book project for Dr. Costas Panagopoulos. (2021)
Teaching
Graduate Courses
@CU = Cornell University Systems Engineering Program
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- SYSEN 5300 - Systems Reliability & Six Sigma (2022, 2023)
- SYSEN 5400 - Systems Architecture (2023, 2024)
- SYSEN 5460 - Data Science for Socio-Technical Systems: Data Communication & Decision-Making at Scale (2024)
- SYSEN 5900 - Research Projects for Masters of Engineering Student Teams (2023, 2024)
Undergraduate Courses
@NU = Northeastern University Political Science Department
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- POLS 2400 - Quantitative Techniques & Statistics in R (Fall 2021, Spring 2020)
- POLS 2399 - Research Methods in Political Science (Summer 2021)
- Masters Capstone Coordinator (Fall 2021, Spring 2021, Spring 2020)
Teaching Assistant
@NU = Northeastern University Political Science Department
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- POLS 1155 - Introduction to Comparative Politics (2 times)
- POLS 1150 - Introduction to American Government and Politics (2 times)
- POLS 2400 - Quantitative Techniques & Statistics
- Disasters and Recovery Summer Course in Japan
- POLS 2330- American Political Thought
- POLS 3500 - Sexuality, Gender, and the Law
Educational Software Developer
Develop methods tutorials for coding in R, MATLAB, and SQL, for using in environmental policy and systems engineering.
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2021 - present
- ~15 Workshops on Advanced Statstics in R for course Systems Engineering & Six Sigma
- ~20 Workshops for Systems Architecture Enumeration, Evaluation, and Optimization
- 30 R Tutorials for DataViz and Dashboards for course Data Science for Socio-Technical Systems.
- 22 Additional Methods Tutorials for Quantitative Social Science in R. See my online tutorials on RPubs! Examples include:
moves_tutorials: A github repository and CTECH webinar series of trainings for graduate students on how to use MOVES with modern computational tools in R.- Systems Architecture Recitation Code Series
- A series of ~10 MATLAB workshops, teaching students how to implement systems architecture techniques in MATLAB.
Mentorship
Lead teams of students to do collaborative research, coauthor, and publish studies and software about environmental policy, using data analytics in R, MySQL, etc.
Students listed below, noting: @Institution, # of peer-reviewed papers coauthored together, and # talks about our work they gave.
Abbreviations: @CU = Cornell University, Systems Engineering; @NU = Northeastern University
Masters Research Students
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2020 - Present
- CAT Quality Team: Linpei Huang, Yueyi Mu, Quingyuan Guo @CU
- CAT AI Reporter Team: Peilin Li, Shannya Niveyro, Maria Dobransky, Peculiar Lawrence, Leo Ziyu Kuang, Yan Guo @CU
- CAT Apps Team: Emily Yi-Wen Tseng, RuiRui Mao, Junna Chen @CU
- CAT Optimizer Team: Leah Smith, Kaylen Li [1 working paper] @CU
- CAT API Team: Rebecca Xinyu Gao, Jessica Yuan, Mahak Bindal, Junna Chen, Ian Lee [1 working paper] @CU
- CAT Greentech Database Team: Jessie Wong, Emily Yi-Wen Tseng, RuiRui Mao, Shungo Najima @CU
- CAT Reporter Team: Peilin Li, Leo Ziyu Kuang, Aarya Darak, Minghao Yang [1 working paper] @CU
- Social Infrastructure Project: Linpei Huang @CU
- MOVESLite Project: Yan Guo [1 working paper] @CU
- Mapping Social Infrastructure Team: Napuck Cherdchaiyapong, Winta Tekle, Erin Thomas, Joel Zayas [1 paper, capstone] @NU
- Louisiana Recovery Team: Alex Poniatowski, Nicholas Hersey, Haoran Zheng [1 paper, capstone] @NU
- Disaster Recovery Committees Team: Lucy Hewitt, Ziyue Chen, Matthew Cherkerzian [1 working paper, capstone] @NU
- Evacuation Project: Larissa Morikawa (now PhD student) [3 papers, 1 talk, capstone] @NU
- Dustin Hinkley [1 working paper] @George Washington
32 Masters Research Students
10 capstone project teams
5 coauthored publications, more under review!
Undergraduate Research Students
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2019 - present
- Osama Awadalla @Cornell [1 working paper] @CU
- Andrew Small (currently Fulbrighter) [4 papers] @NU
- Nikki Naquin (currently MA student @LSE) [1 paper] @NU
- Mary Bancroft [2 papers] @NU
- Lily Cunningham [3 papers] @NU
- Eri Lee [1 paper] @NU
- Amos Nasongo [1 paper] @NU
- Olivia Feeley [1 under review, 2 talks] @NU
- Andres Ridge [1 under review, 2 talks] @NU
- Ava Cervini [1 under review, 2 talks] @NU
- Vincent Rago [1 under review, 2 talks] @NU
- Kelly Gilmore [1 under review, 2 talks] @NU
- Gianna Worthington [1 under review, 2 talks] @NU
- Ilana Berliavski [1 under review] @NU
- Katherine Van Woert [1 working paper, 2 talks] @NU
- Sophia Olivieri [1 working paper, 2 talks] @NU
- Pamela Lalli [1 working paper, 2 talks] @NU
- Katelyn Buckley [1 working paper, 2 talks] @NU
- Jonathan Baron [1 working paper, 2 talks] @NU
- Khushi Patel [1 working paper, 1 talk] @NU
- Mireya Dorado @NU
21 Undergraduate Research Students
9 coauthored publications, more under review!
Service
Reviewer for +30 journals
- 11 journals on Energy & Environment: Energy Research & Social Science, Applied Energy, Cleaner Production Letters, Environmental Politics, Journal of Environmental Management, Utilities Policy, Environmental Sociology, Ecology & Society, Sustainability Science, Frontiers In Sustainable Cities, Energies (MDPI).
- 5 journals on Urban Systems: Socio-Economic Planning Sciences, International Journal of Project Management, Journal of Management in Engineering, Sustainability (MDPI), Journal of Marine Science and Engineering (MDPI).
- 6 journals on Disasters & Health: Nature: Scientific Reports, PLOS ONE, Social Science & Medicine, International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction, International Journal of Disaster Risk Science, Disasters.
- 8 journals on Political Science: Politics and Life Sciences, Social Science Research, Journal of Public and Nonprofit Affairs, Politics and Governance, European Policy Analysis, Social Science Japan Journal, Oxford University Press, Social Sciences (MDPI)
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Conference Roles
- Chair and Discussant for: Midwestern Political Science Association 2022 Conference Panel: Political Networks in Comparative Politics.
- Chair and Discussant for: Midwestern Political Science Association 2022 Conference Panel: Impacts of Climate Change: New Directions.
- Discussant for: American Political Science Association 2021 Conference Panel: From Framing to Shaming: Generating Support for Environmental Policy.
- Lead organizer for conference: Power and Protest: Global Responses to Atomic Energy, Middlebury College Rohatyn Center for Global Affairs. January 21-22, 2016.
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Community Outreach
- 2023: Invited Panelist for Cornell University Neurodiversity Week Event: Stories of Neurodiversity (March 13, 2023).
- 2016-2017: Susenji Elementary School Student Supporter in Fukuoka, Japan. Tutored Japanese students in ESL and non-native students in math and Japanese language
- 2015-2016: Language in Motion Program Support Assistant at Middlebury College. Arranged intercultural education training and programming in local Vermont high schools in paid internship. Presented on Japanese culture and disaster studies and Turkish politics.
- 2015: Community Engagement Intern at Middlebury College. Networked with community and college organizations to facilitate service-learning opportunities on Vermont public education, health, and poverty in paid internship.
- 2015: James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies: Produced public-facing map of trafficking of nuclear materials and nuclear security policy quality. Studied nuclear security issues from experts in seminar-style classes. Paid intern.
- 2014: Changemakers Talent Mapping Project, Ashoka Japan: Researched potential of social campaigns on education, environment, healthcare, and economy. English-Japanese translation services for Changemakers Talent Mapping Project.
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Other Skills
Japanese Language Training
10 years using and learning Japanese
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2012-Present
- Middlebury College (1st-2nd Year Japanese, 5th year Japanese, 2012-2016)
- Middlebury Summer Language Schools (3rd Year Japanese, Summer 2014)
- International Christian University, Tokyo (4th Year Japanese, Fall 2014)
- Private Tutoring, Fukuoka (Advanced Japanese, Fulbright Thesis in Japanese, 2016-2017)
- Private Tutoring, Boston (Advanced Japanese, Communicating Research in Japanese, 2021)
This CV was made with the R package pagedown.
Last updated on 2024-08-14.
Social Capital’s Impact on COVID-19 Outcomes at Local Levels
Nature Scientific Reports 12 (2022), 6566.
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2022
Timothy Fraser, Courtney Page-Tan, and Daniel P. Aldrich.