MODL

Mathematical Optimization for Decisions Lab directed by @saulehsiddiqui

[MODL @MODLtweets]

We gave 9 presentations over 7 sessions and 3 days on natural gas infrastructure, food insecurity, infectious disease, and optimization. @JHUCivil was well-represented this year at #informs2018! We learned a lot, and had fun too. Many thanks to the organizers. Until next year!

[Charalampos Avraam @har_avr]

Very excited to present my work on Voltage Collapse Stabilization at the graduate seminar of the ECE Dept. of @UCYOfficial tomorrow, 01/27 at 10.30am EST/5.30pm local time! Τhose joining will get a preview of the updated controller (soon-to-be-submitted!) presented in #ACC2019

[Charalampos Avraam @har_avr]

In our review paper "#optimization-Based Systems Modeling for the Food-Energy-Water Nexus" @Crainbowsky @ssriram1992 @BenZaitchik Emma Moynihan @PrathibhaJuturu Roni Neff @SaulehSiddiqui and I compare FEW modeling approaches & identify potential future research directions [1/n]

[Kimia Ghobadi @KimiaGhobadi]

Hospitals are still going over capacity with #COVID19. Check out our interactive website to see how busy they are, where beds are needed, and how to help.
Bonus: You can also see #hospitals in your area and their scores. https://t.co/pBIQ6zBRA1
#optimization @HopkinsEngineer

[CSSE at JHU @JHUSystems]

Prof. Lauren Gardner is on TIME's 2020 list of the 100 most influential people! Congrats! Check it out: https://t.co/RQWXkxRRKb
@TexasDownUnder @JohnsHopkins @JHUCaSE

[John Bistline @JEBistline]

How could renewable policy coordination impact power sector planning in North America? Our new article (with @KathleenVailla1, @SaulehSiddiqui, and Max Brown) in Energy Policy explores this topic in a multi-model comparison

https://t.co/rS2K83KNNt

A brief thread... 1/n

[Daniel Huppmann @daniel_huppmann]

Two alarming insights:

1) it seems unlikely that the #COVIDー19 lockdown has a lasting impact in terms of #emissions

2) at peak lockdown, #emissions weren’t even down 20%

@IPCC_CH #SR15: ~50% reduction by 2030 to stay below 1.5°C by the end of century (with overshoot)...