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most citedAI-assisted Protective Action: Study of ChatGPT as an Information Source for a Population Facing Climate Hazards

2 citations · 4 across the 11 of their papers we have counts for

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12 papers

cs.LG2026

Property-Level Flood Risk Assessment Using AI-Enabled Street-View Lowest Floor Elevation Extraction and ML Imputation Across Texas

Xiangpeng Li, Yu-Hsuan Ho, Sam D Brody +1

This paper argues that AI-enabled analysis of street-view imagery, complemented by performance-gated machine-learning imputation, provides a viable pathway for generating building-…

cs.CL2026

Affective Flow Language Model for Emotional Support Conversation

Chenghui Zou, Ning Wang, Tiesunlong Shen +5

Large language models (LLMs) have advanced emotional support conversation, but existing alignment methods rely mainly on sparse preferences at the response level or outcomes at the…

cs.CL2026

DisastQA: A Comprehensive Benchmark for Evaluating Question Answering in Disaster Management

Zhitong Chen, Kai Yin, Xiangjue Dong +7

Accurate question answering (QA) in disaster management requires reasoning over uncertain and conflicting information, a setting poorly captured by existing benchmarks built on cle…

cs.CE2025

A Parametric Framework for Anticipatory Flashflood Warning: Integrating Landscape Vulnerability with Precipitation Forecasts

Xiangpeng Li, Junwei Ma, Samuel D Brody +1

Flash flood warnings are largely reactive, providing limited advance notice for evacuation planning and resource prepositioning. This study presents and validates an anticipatory,…

cs.CY2025

Quantifying Functional Criticality of Lifelines Through Mobility-Derived Population-Facility Dependence for Human-Centered Resilience

Junwei Ma, Bo Li, Xiangpeng Li +2

Lifeline infrastructure underpins the continuity of daily life, yet conventional criticality assessments remain largely asset-centric, inferring importance from physical capacity o…

stat.AP2025

Decoupling Urban Food Accessibility Resilience during Disasters through Time-Series Analysis of Human Mobility and Power Outages

Junwei Ma, Bo Li, Xiangpeng Li +1

Disaster-induced power outages create cascading disruptions across urban lifelines, yet the timed coupling between grid failure and essential service access remains poorly quantifi…

physics.soc-ph2025

Quantifying the Social Costs of Power Outages and Restoration Disparities Across Four U.S. Hurricanes

Xiangpeng Li, Junwei Ma, Bo Li +1

The multifaceted nature of disaster impact shows that densely populated areas contribute more to aggregate burden, while sparsely populated but heavily affected regions suffer disp…

cs.CE2025

Estimating Deprivation Cost Functions for Power Outages During Disasters: A Discrete Choice Modeling Approach

Xiangpeng Li, Mona Ahmadiani, Richard Woodward +3

Systems for the generation and distribution of electrical power represents critical infrastructure and, when extreme weather events disrupt such systems, this imposes substantial c…

cs.CE2025★ 1 cited

Anatomy of a Historic Blackout: Decoding Spatiotemporal Dynamics of Power Outages and Disparities During Hurricane Beryl

Xiangpeng Li, Junwei Ma, Ali Mostafavi

This study investigates the spatial patterns and temporal variations in outage duration, intensity, and restoration/recovery following the 2024 Hurricane Beryl in Houston, Texas. T…

cs.CY2024

Machine Learning-based Approach for Ex-post Assessment of Community Risk and Resilience Based on Coupled Human-infrastructure Systems Performance

Xiangpeng Li, Ali Mostafavi

There is a limitation in the literature of data-driven analyses for the ex-post evaluation of community risk and resilience, particularly using features related to the performance…

physics.soc-ph2023★ 1 cited

Weaving Equity into Infrastructure Resilience Research and Practice: A Decadal Review and Future Directions

Natalie Coleman, Xiangpeng Li, Tina Comes +1

After about a decade of research in this domain, what is missing is a systematic overview of the research agenda across different infrastructures and hazards. It is now imperative…

cs.CY2023★ 2 cited

AI-assisted Protective Action: Study of ChatGPT as an Information Source for a Population Facing Climate Hazards

Xiangpeng Li, Yuqin Jiang, Ali Mostafavi

ChatGPT has been emerging as a novel information source, and it is likely that the public might seek information from ChatGPT while taking protective actions when facing climate ha…