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Social Computing for Post-Earthquake Vulnerability and Resilience Assessment

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By James Casey, Ankit Tripathi, Kristina Lerman
| ascelibrary.org
Practical Applications This study offers a framework for tracking how public emotions shift before, during, and after seismic events by using social media posts coupled with measures of hazard exposure and community vulnerability. For practitioners—emergency managers, city planners, and resilience officers—this provides near-real-time insights into which communities are most emotionally affected, allowing interventions (e.g., mental health support, information campaigns) to be better targeted.
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The Importance of Balance

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By James Casey
| earma.org
By James Casey, Esq., CPP If you ask a research manager whether there is a parallel between a guiding management principle of a U.S. president and the field of research management, most likely he or she would say there is no parallel. But there is. The parallel is the concept of balance, which was a guiding principle of the 34th president of the United States, Dwight D. Eisenhower.
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Opinion: Protecting Medicaid’s promise for Alaskans with disabilities

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By James Casey, Eric Gurley, Michèle Girault, Cindy Hensley
| Anchorage Daily News Verified
In Alaska, people with disabilities and seniors rely on Medicaid for their long-term care and support needs. These are our neighbors, family members, and friends — and they deserve the support needed to live as independently as possible, have careers and thrive in their communities.
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