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Publications

Published / Accepted Papers

  1. Ferris, L., Montez, R., Lin, Q., Dolor, M. (2020) “Optimizing vehicula systems from a sustainability perspective”, Journal of Emerging Placeholder Studies, 117: 102705
  2. Taylor, S., Chang, L., Huang, T., Dolor, M., Patel, D., Singh, V. “Placeholder markets and policy impact: a systems approach”, Cleaner Production Review, 272(1): 122589
  3. Rivera, K., Amin, S., Dolor, M., Wang, P., Lopez, J. (2020) “Modeling queue dynamics in energy networks”, Energy Logistics & Storage, 29:101317
  4. Jackson, L., Dolor, M. (2020) “Station siting under mobility uncertainty”, Transport & Sustainability Review, 80:102231
  5. Chen, M., Lewis, B., Ortega, R., Dolor, M. (2020) “Electric range models with heterogeneous travel behavior”, Global Energy Journal, 116945
  6. Ngo, P., Wu, Y., Kim, H., Dolor, M. (2020) “Grid response potential in secondary industry zones”, Energy Policy and Forecasting, 192:116669
  7. Vega, Z., Tran, X., Bui, A., Dolor, M. (2020) “Quantifying micro-mobility sustainability impacts”, Resources & Urban Systems, 153:1045347

Technical Reports

  1. Alvarez, J., Patel, K., Singh, L., Brown, B., Teo, M., Dolor, M.* (2016) “Predictive modeling gaps in stormwater infrastructure”, Joint Technical Research Series, No. FHWA/XX/JTRP-2016/09
  2. Lee, P., Dolor, M.*, Anderson, K., Nguyen, E., Thomas, T., Rivera, R. (2009) “Bioremediation using synthetic gaseous donors: pilot study”, Final Report, Environmental Tech Evaluation Program

Books / Chapters

  1. Ramirez, A., Chen, D., Foster, H., Williams, S., Osei, K., Dolor, M.* (2018), Chapter 18 “Machine Learning Applications in Urban Flood Risk Prediction”, Joint Technical Research Series, No. FHWA/XX/JTRP-2018/14
  2. Morgan, L., Dolor, M.*, Patel, R., Schultz, J., Ibrahim, N., Carter, P. (2012) “Field Evaluation of Microbial Treatments for Groundwater Cleanup”, Final Report, Environmental Systems Research Program, pp. 32-65

Additional Work

  1. Additional publications, conference proceedings, or works in progress can be listed here if needed. Sections can easily be duplicated to fit your needs of publication type.

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