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publications.
Mongold, E., Baker, J.W. Quantifying climate change risk through natural hazard losses to inform adaptation action. Climatic Change 178, 82 (2025). DOI.
Mongold, E., and Baker, J. W. (2024). “Probabilistic Regional Liquefaction Hazard and Risk Analysis: A Case Study of Residential Buildings in Alameda, California.” Natural Hazards Review, American Society of Civil Engineers, 25(4), 04024039. DOI.
Mongold, E., Costa, R., Zsarnóczay, Á., and Baker, J. W. (2024). “Modeling post-disaster recovery: Accounting for rental and multi-family housing.” Earthquake Spectra, 40(2), 1353–1375. DOI.
Mongold, E., Davidson, R.A., Trivedi, J., DeYoung, S., Wachtendorf, T., and Anyidoho, P. (2020). “Hurricane Evacuation beliefs and behavior of inland vs. coastal populations.” Environmental Hazards. DOI.
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about.
about.
Emily Mongold (she/her) is a doctoral student researcher at Stanford University. Her research interests fall within natural hazard impact and recovery on a community scale. Emily is passionate about resilience, sustainability, and natural solutions. In her free time, she loves to be outside hiking, backpacking, rock climbing, or running!
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