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Ruoying Dai, MSc


PhD Candidate, Faculty of Science, Water and Climate Risk

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With the lens of econometrics and machine learning, Ruoying studies multi-hazards. Multi-hazard study is an emerging domain that considers the relation among multiple hazards. As a multi-hazard researcher, Ruoying looks into the drivers, societal responses, and interaction of natural hazards. Under the project MYRIAD-EU, her work will depict dynamics among hazard factors qualitatively and quantitatively.

Ruoying has a broad interest in research methods. Her research toolbox was built from both economic study and earth science fieldwork. She is currently indulged in explainable AI tools which can provide unprecedented information from the black box of Artificial Neural Network.

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Econometrics; Data Science; Earth Science; Geographic Information Science (GIS).

Education

2022: MPhil in Econometrics and Business Data Science, Tinbergen Institute.

2019: MSc in Earth Science, Utrecht University.

2017: BSc in Remote Sensing and Geographic Information System, Sun Yat-sen University.

2017: BSc minor in Finance, Lingnan (University) College.

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