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Search Publications by: Jennifer F. Helgeson (Fed)

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Data Collection Instrument: Risk Preference in Community Resilience Planning

February 18, 2026
Author(s)
Christina Gore, Jennifer Helgeson, Caitlin Grady, Ireland Crowther, Rithika Dulam, Tasnim Ibn Faiz, Kenneth Harrison
This Data Collection Instrument (DCI) publication outlines the development and application of a survey to study the differences between risk preferences of an individual making choices at the individual and community levels. Individuals and communities

Patterns and gaps in co-benefit reporting in global adaptation research

January 30, 2026
Author(s)
Christina Gore, Caitlin Grady, Rithika Dulam, Dhanyasri Bolla, Anna Liu, Jennifer Helgeson
Adaptations to extreme weather events are increasing in prevalence across the globe. Adaptation actions can produce co-benefits, which are ancillary positive outcomes beyond the primary objectives of reducing risk and enhancing resilience. Despite growing

Supply Chain Disruption and Agent-Based Modeling : A Literature Review and Model

September 25, 2025
Author(s)
Douglas Thomas, Jennifer Helgeson, Ireland Crowther
This report provides a literature review of supply chain disruption and agent-based models. It also develops an agent-based model to examine emergent phenomena in supply chain disruption. This model will eventually be used to 1) examine how supply chain

Evaluating the Impact of Changes to the Internal Publication Review Policy at NIST

August 21, 2025
Author(s)
Juan Fung, Michael Hall, Jennifer Helgeson, Alden Dima, Anne Andrews, Jennifer Benkstein
This report presents the design and methodology of a survey conducted to evaluate the impact of changes to the organizational publication review policy at the National Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST). The purpose of the survey is to collect

Community Resilience Economic Decision Guide and Tool: Research Overview 2025

July 7, 2025
Author(s)
Christina Gore, Jennifer Helgeson
Community resilience planning often requires quantifying and understanding the trade-offs that communities make between the benefits and costs of different potential resilience actions. The Economic Decision Guide (EDG) walks communities through the steps

Measuring Post-Disaster Accessibility to Essential Goods and Services: Proximity, Availability, Adequacy, and Acceptability Dimensions

October 21, 2024
Author(s)
Amin Enderami, Elaina Sutley, Jennifer Helgeson, Leonardo Duenas-Osorio, Maria Watson, John van de Lindt
Rapid restoration of access to essential goods and services has long been regarded as paramount for community recovery. Yet, there remains ambiguity in how access should be defined, measured, or operationalized. Defining accessibility as the ability to use

Consumer Perspectives on Battery Electric Vehicles: A Literature Review

September 25, 2024
Author(s)
Christina Gore, Sindhuja Lakshmipuram Ranganath, Joshua D. Kneifel, Dunsin Fadojutimi, Jennifer Helgeson
This report contains a review of relevant literature to battery electric vehicle adoption. The first section outlines key trends in battery electric vehicle adoption as well as background information about the market for electric vehicles in the United

Community Resilience Economic Decision Guide and Tool: Research Overview

August 20, 2024
Author(s)
Christina Gore, Jennifer Helgeson
Community resilience planning often requires quantifying and understanding the trade-offs that communities make between the benefits and costs of different resilience actions. The Economic Decision Guide walks communities through the steps to evaluate

Using Disaster Surveys to Model Business Interruption

October 8, 2023
Author(s)
Maria Watson, Yu Xiao, Jennifer Helgeson
Business interruption after disasters is an important metric for community resilience planning because has both economic and social consequences. Each additional day that a business is nonoperational further compounds lost revenue, wages, and lack of
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