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December 7, 2022
 

Aditya Barve

Research Scientist

Aditya coordinates the lab's research in crisis informatics and the development of decision-support tools for disaster resilience. A graduate of MIT's Master of Science in Architecture Studies - Urbanism program, Aditya received his undergraduate degree in architecture from the University of Pune. His research interests straddle the intersections of disaster vulnerability and community resilience, the role of design in disaster preparedness, and climate change mitigation in rapidly changing urban environments.

Aditya's current research is focused on developing a comprehensive decision-support platform for city-scale disaster risk management by leveraging crowdsourcing and AI. He has previously conducted research on housing resilience in low-income neighborhoods, planning strategies for rapidly growing industrial cities, and dual-use neighborhood-scale infrastructure for disaster resilience.

 
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Urban Risk Lab’s David Moses presenting a sampler of lab projects - RiskMap, FluxMap, PrepHub Nepal, FEMA Alternatives to Post-Disaster Housing - at the Boston x Netherlands event last night at the BSA Space
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Friday afternoon brainstorm on Japanese disaster preparedness parks #bosaikoen
4 years after the ‪#nepalearthquake‬: The Prephub Nepal pilot provides access to a safe water within a restored and updated paati (community pavilion). During disasters it acts as an emergency back-up with access to water, power and emergency supplie
Risk Map testing for evacuation shelter management in Kumamoto, Japan. 13,500 people participated in the city-wide drill.
Urban Risk Lab featured in Architecture and Action, edited by @ichernyakova and Meejin Yoon
The Risk Lab’s @lizzieyarina talking preparedness and adaptation in US island territories at #aag

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