Kendrick Hardaway
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Also affiliated: University of Canterbury (2025–2026); Purdue University West Lafayette (2022–2025)
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Kendrick Hardaway's research explores the intersection of technology, urban planning, and environmental sustainability. His work investigates the predictability of demand in bike-share systems and the influence of the built environment on electric vehicle adoption. Hardaway also examines the policy implications of autonomous vehicle simulation literature, focusing on the environmental impacts of their cyber-infrastructure and data management. His research extends to risk analysis frameworks and sustainability reporting, including the disclosure of tertiary effects in industries like home appliances.
Hardaway's scholarship, as indicated by his h-index of 4 and 43 citations across 14 publications, demonstrates a consistent engagement with complex socio-technical and environmental issues. His recent publications highlight a forward-looking perspective on emerging technologies and their broader societal and ecological consequences.
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- h-index: 4
- Publications: 15
- Citations: 43
Selected Publications
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When the bill comes due: Climate risk plans are not prepared to fund themselves (2026)
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Lost in Projection: Uncertainty is Misrepresented in Climate Risk and Vulnerability Assessments (2026)
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Flexible infrastructure design for changing conditions (2026)
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Towards Operationalizing Ecological Resilience for Infrastructure Decision‐Making (2026)
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A systematic global review of evidence of urban adaptation finance arrangements (2026)
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Leveraging the American Housing Survey to Quantify Risk and Resilience (2025)
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- Towards Operationalizing Ecological Resilience for Infrastructure Decision‐Making
- Flexible infrastructure design for changing conditions
- Towards Operationalizing Ecological Resilience for Infrastructure Decision‐Making
- When the bill comes due: Climate risk plans are not prepared to fund themselves
- Leveraging the American Housing Survey to Quantify Risk and Resilience
- Leveraging the American Housing Survey to Quantify Risk and Resilience
- A systematic global review of evidence of urban adaptation finance arrangements
- A systematic global review of evidence of urban adaptation finance arrangements
- A systematic global review of evidence of urban adaptation finance arrangements
- A systematic global review of evidence of urban adaptation finance arrangements
- A systematic global review of evidence of urban adaptation finance arrangements
- A systematic global review of evidence of urban adaptation finance arrangements
- A systematic global review of evidence of urban adaptation finance arrangements
- A systematic global review of evidence of urban adaptation finance arrangements
- Towards Operationalizing Ecological Resilience for Infrastructure Decision‐Making
- Towards Operationalizing Ecological Resilience for Infrastructure Decision‐Making
- Flexible infrastructure design for changing conditions
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