Bruce D. Malamud is a researcher affiliated with King's College London in the United Kingdom. Their work primarily focuses on environmental science, social sciences, and engineering, with notable emphases in subfields such as global and planetary change, sociology and political science, management, monitoring, policy and law, atmospheric science, and civil and structural engineering.
The main topics covered in Malamud's research include disaster management and resilience, flood risk assessment and management, landslides and related hazards, infrastructure resilience and vulnerability analysis, tropical and extratropical cyclones research, fire effects on ecosystems, and remote sensing in agriculture.
Their publications have appeared frequently in several academic venues, with a predominant presence in "Natural hazards and earth system sciences," where they contributed to five papers. Other notable publication venues include the "International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction," "Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)," "Landscape and Urban Planning," and "Earth System Dynamics."
Recent papers authored or co-authored by Bruce D. Malamud include:
Bruce D. Malamud has collaborated frequently with several researchers, including:
Paola Reichenbach;Mauro Rossi;Bruce D. Malamud;Monika Mihir;Monika Mihir
Bruce D. Malamud;Donald L. Turcotte;Fausto Guzzetti;Paola Reichenbach
Bruce D. Malamud;Gleb Morein;Donald L. Turcotte
Fausto Guzzetti;Bruce D Malamud;Donald L Turcotte;Paola Reichenbach
Joel C. Gill;Bruce D. Malamud
Simon N. Gosling;Jason Anthony Lowe;Glenn R. McGregor;Glenn R. McGregor;Mark Pelling
Bruce D. Malamud;Donald L. Turcotte;Fausto Guzzetti;Paola Reichenbach
Anna Julie Turbelin;Bruce Douglas Malamud;Robert Aaron Francis
Aloïs Tilloy;Bruce D. Malamud;Hugo Winter;Amélie Joly-Laugel
M. Ghil;P. Yiou;Stephane Hallegatte;B. D. Malamud
Jon D. Pelletier;Bruce D. Malamud;Troy Blodgett;Donald L. Turcotte
Bruce D. Malamud;Donald L. Turcotte
Joel C. Gill;Bruce D. Malamud
Bruce D. Malamud;Donald L. Turcotte
Joel C. Gill;Bruce D. Malamud
John B. Rundle;William Klein;Donald L. Turcotte;Bruce D. Malamud
Bruce Malamud;Andreas C.W. Baas
Donald L Turcotte;Bruce D Malamud
Bruce D. Malamud;Donald L. Turcotte
M. G. Pereira;M. G. Pereira;B. D. Malamud;R. M. Trigo;P. I. Alves
B. D. Malamud;D. L. Turcotte;F. Guzzetti;P. Reichenbach
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