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2023年7月20日 · To assess preparedness as temperatures rise and storms strengthen, PhD candidate Zia Lyle interviewed individuals at 60 utilities across the country. Her research, recently published as Drinking Water Utility-Level Understanding of Climate Change Effects to System Reliability, identifies the climate hazards most concerning to drinking water ...

At CMU, Zia’s research currently focuses on helping drinking water utilities prepare for the effects of climate change hazards on utility operations and understand future changes in reliability.

Congratulations to CMU community members, Zia Lyle (GSA), Liz Vaughan (SLICE), Zach Berger (Senate), and Alfredo Lozano (Student Affairs) for receiving the 2024 Students Lead Students Vote Award for Investing in Institutionalization!

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PhD candidate Zia Lyle's research sheds light on the concerns and preparedness of utility managers, revealing the need for more comprehensive climate adaptation plans. Learn more about the impact...

2024年5月7日 · College of Engineering graduate students have been awarded fellowships for the 2024-25 academic year. The College of Engineering congratulates the recipients of the Presidential Fellowships and the named graduate fellowships listed below. These awards were made possible by generous donors.

Zia Lyle is a fourth year PhD student within the Civil and Environmental Engineering and Engineering and Public Policy departmentsat Carnegie Mellon…

2023年7月20日 · PhD candidate Zia Lyle's research examines the impact of climate change on drinking water utility systems in the United States. By interviewing managers at 60 utilities across the country, her study identifies varying levels of concern and preparedness, highlighting the need for more comprehensive climate adaptation plans and directed guidance ...