hadi e arbabi
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hadi is a lecturer in the resources, infrastructure systems, & built-environments (rise) group at the university of sheffield. their work and research interests sit at the interface of data-driven urban analytics and planning. hadi’s overall body of research focuses on the challenges relating to resource consumption and productivity in urban systems often in the context of planetary resource capacity and extreme climate change.
hadi has previously worked on a spatially multi-scale examination of urban systems and the extent to which their performance is influenced by their embedded physical infrastructure (Arbabi et al., 2020). hadi’s other interests include complexity, urban scaling and allometry (Arbabi & Punzo, 2023), city morphology and infrastructure planning for agglomeration (Arbabi et al., 2019), network analysis of urban flows (Tan et al., 2021), stocks and metabolism (Arbabi et al., 2022).
as of August 2024, hadi has over 220 citations and an h-index of 9 on google scholars.
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