Abdollah Shafieezadeh

This researcher works on assessing and improving the resilience and safety of infrastructure systems—such as power grids, utility poles, pipelines, levees, and wind turbines—especially under extreme events like hurricanes and climate change. Much of the work combines engineering risk analysis with modern machine learning and AI tools (e.g., deep learning, physics-informed neural networks, reinforcement learning) to predict failures, quantify uncertainty, and support decision-making. A recurring focus is on equity and disparities in how infrastructure disruptions affect different communities.

Publication output rose steadily from 2017 to a peak around 2021, then declined through 2023-2024, with a slight uptick in 2025, suggesting a slowing but still active recent pace.

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