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Deb Niemeier

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EV-ready building codes and electric vehicle adoption

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By Jiehong Lou, Deb Niemeier
| Nature Verified
Abstract EV-integrated building codes are an innovative tool that local governments can use to promote electric vehicle (EV) adoption. Despite their growing use, evidence on their effectiveness remains limited. In this study, we analyze EV registration data from Maryland from 1999 to 2024 to evaluate the impact of local EV-ready building codes on EV adoption.
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Black Carbon Concentration Estimation with Mobile-Based Measurements in a Complex Urban Environment

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By Minmeng Tang, Deb Niemeier
| MDPI
3.2. Model Performance Evaluation RF has the best performance among all the models, with the highest R2 and lowest RMSE over the validation set. The scatter plots comparing model predicted values against measured values in the validation set are shown in Figure 4. All the models do not show significant bias in their predictions. The LASSO and NN models show more outliers and are more scattered than SVR and RF models, which are consistent with their R2 and RMSE performance.
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Does federal flood hazard mitigation assistance affect community rating system participation?

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By Eugene Frimpong, Georgia Sea Grant, Allison C. Reilly, Deb Niemeier
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 INTRODUCTION The widespread and disruptive nature of floods makes addressing flood hazards in the United States important. Data from the National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI) indicate that flood losses continue to rise at an alarming rate (NCEI, 2020), and that the country's National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), which is the main issuer of flood insurance in the United States, is not actuarially sound (U.S. Congressional Budget Office, 2017).
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