Mohammad Mojtahedi

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Mohammad Mojtahedi is a leading researcher at the intersection of disaster risk management, infrastructure resilience, and emerging digital technologies. His work critically examines how Industry 4.0 principles—including artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things, and big data analytics—can transform the way societies prepare for, respond to, and recover from disasters. In his highly cited 2021 systematic review and bibliometric analysis, which has garnered 59 citations, Mojtahedi provides a comprehensive mapping of the field, identifying key trends, research gaps, and the potential for digital innovation to enhance infrastructure resilience. This seminal paper has become a foundational reference for scholars and practitioners seeking to integrate smart technologies into disaster risk reduction. Beyond this flagship study, Mojtahedi’s broader portfolio explores the resilience of critical infrastructure systems, the socio-technical dimensions of disaster management, and the policy implications of technological adoption. His work is distinguished by its rigorous methodological approach and its practical relevance, offering actionable insights for engineers, urban planners, and emergency managers. Through his research, Mojtahedi is helping to shape a more resilient, data-driven future for communities facing increasing climate and technological risks.