Ashlynn S. Stillwell

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Associated Concepts [?]

• Environmental science
• Engineering
• Biology
• Ecology
• Computer science
• Physics
• Geography
• Economics
• Quantum mechanics
• Geology
• Electrical engineering
• Environmental engineering
• Mathematics
• Thermodynamics
• Business
• Environmental economics
• History
• Embedded system
• Water resources
• Waste management
• Operating system
• Archaeology
• Nexus (standard)
• Water-energy nexus
• Electricity

Authored Works

sorted by decreasing year, and then by display-name

• Urban Climate Modeling to Quantify Runoff Reduction from Rain Gardens in 30 U.S. Cities
• Smart Metered Data to Forecast Electricity Demand from Single- and Multi-family Residential Users
• Seasonal Disaggregation of Virtual Water Transfers on the US Electric Grid
• Lessons from a review of state-level water reuse policies in the United States.
• Analysis of Machine Learning and Neural Network Classifiers for Residential Water End-use Classification in a Single-family Home
• Urban Climate Modeling to Quantify Runoff Reduction from Ground-Based Green Stormwater Infrastructure Implementation
• Smart Meter Data to Analyze Electricity Demand from Single- and Multi-family Consumers in a Diverse Urban Environment
• Identifying System and Generator Vulnerabilities Through a Sensitivity Analysis of a Multi-Objective Optimal Power Flow Formulation
• Global Studies of Energy Virtual Water Trade Networks
• A Spatial Analysis to Identify Opportunities for Water Reuse in the United States

Linked Co-Authors

• Christopher M. Chini
• J. R. Kasprzyk
• Jacob Kravits
• Jorge E. Pesantez
• Zahra Heydari

Linked Collaborating Institutions

• Air Force Institute of Technology, Ohio
• California State University, Fresno
• Carnegie Institution of Washington, Department of Global Ecology
• University of Canterbury, New Zealand
• University of Colorado, Boulder
• University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
• Zhejiang University, China

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