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Kayse Lee Maass

Assistant Professor

Northeastern University

Affiliations

College of Engineering

Kayse Lee Maass is currently serving as a College Of Engineering Assistant Professor at Northeastern University.

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Kayse Lee Maass

Northeastern University

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social sciences criminology public policy sociology cross-border crime systems engineering security studies operations research international criminology human trafficking international security urban planning network science network analysis theoretical criminology vulnerable populations organized crime housing mobility migration studies global networks social science research youth services experimental criminology inventory management kidney transplantation life expectancy urban public service discrete event simulation patient responses hard capacity constraints engineering optimization refugee studies refugee law information forensics strategic studies feminist criminology knowledge management intercultural studies international social work family diversity health care management transnational mobility female sexual slavery cyber crime transnational networks cybercrime qualitative methods qualitative sociology knowledge sharing qualitative analysis knowledge exchange network theory network convergence radiomics computed tomography clinical evaluation crime analysis patient experience patient support patient management patient satisfaction patient education inventory control p-median problem expectations post-kidney transplant academic literature human trafficking survivors demand uncertainty nurse absenteeism engineering community illicit trafficking high risk new york city collective capacity building trust policy analysis applied social science equity labor migration social justice

Notable Scholarly Works

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Enhancing Detection of Labor Violations in the Agricultural Sector: A Multilevel Generalized Linear Regression Model of H-2A Violation Counts. PLoS ONE (2024)

Arezoo JafariPriscila De Azevedo DrummondShawn BhimaniDominic NishigayaAidong Adam DingAmy FarrellKayse Lee Maass

linear regression modelagricultural sectoragricultural economicslabor violations

The Half-Built Road: Exploring the Impediments to Justice for Victims of Labor Trafficking. CrimRxiv (2024)

Chase ChildressAmy FarrellAmelia WagnerShawn BhimaniKayse Lee Maass

victimologycriminal lawcriminologyjurisprudencelawlabor traffickinginjusticecriminal justicehalf-built road

The Ties That Link Us: Uncovering the Socio-Technic Connections of Labor Trafficking Networks. Production and Operations Management (2024)

Shawn BhimaniIeke de VriesAubrey SneesbyAmy FarrellKayse Lee Maass

network scienceindustrial relationsnetwork analysissocio-technic connectionsoperation managementsociologyproduction managementsocial network analysisinternational relationssocial relationssocial sciencesbusinesslabor trafficking networks

Disrupting Labor Trafficking in the Agricultural Sector: Looking at Opportunities Beyond Law Enforcement Interventions. Victims & Offenders (2023)

Chase ChildressAmy FarrellShawn BhimaniKayse Lee Maass

agricultural sectorvictimologylaw enforcement interventionscriminologylabor traffickingagricultural economics

Estimating Effectiveness of Identifying Human Trafficking via Data Envelopment Analysis. INFORMS Journal on Applied Analytics (2023)

Geri L. DimasMalak El KhalkhaliAlex BenderKayse Lee MaassRenata A. KonradJeffrey S. BlomJoe ZhuAndrew C. Trapp

transport geographytransportation engineeringoperational efficiencycriminologypublic policydata envelopment analysistransit monitoringdata sciencecross-border crimelove justice internationalpolicy analysissecurity studiesexperimental criminologyinternational criminologystatistics

Expanding Our Understanding of Traffickers and Their Operations: A Review of the Literature and Path Forward. Trauma Violence & Abuse (2023)

Kelle BarrickThomas C. SharkeyKayse Lee MaassYongjia SongLauren Martin

traumasubstance abusecriminologydomestic violencetraumatologyorganized crimecross-border crimerehabilitationpath forward

Human Trafficking Interdiction With Decision Dependent Success. Socio-Economic Planning Sciences (2023)

Barış TezcanKayse Lee Maass

economicssociologysocio-economic impactssocio-economic developmentdecision dependent successsocial sciencesdevelopment economicssocioeconomicssocio-economic issues

Optimal Resource Allocation to Minimize Errors When Detecting Human Trafficking. IISE Transactions (2023)

Abhishek RayViplove AroraKayse MaassMario Ventresca

human traffickingsystems engineeringoptimal resource allocationrisk managementepidemiologyresource allocation

Discrete Event Simulation to Evaluate Shelter Capacity Expansion Options for Lgbtq+ Homeless Youth. 2022 Winter Simulation Conference (WSC) (2022)

Yaren Bilge KayaSophia MantellKayse Lee MaassRenata KonradAndrew C. TrappGeri L. DimasMeredith Dank

community engagementvulnerabilitycapacity expansion interventionspublic policycommunity mental healthsociologydisaster responseemergency managementvulnerable populationshomelessnessyouth servicescrisis managementpublic healthdiscrete event simulationlgbtq+ youth

Improving Access to Housing and Supportive Services for Runaway and Homeless Youth: Reducing Vulnerability to Human Trafficking in New York City. IISE Transactions (2022)

Yaren Bilge KayaKayse Lee MaassGeri L. DimasRenata KonradAndrew C. TrappMeredith Dank

vulnerabilityhigh riskpublic policyurban public servicenew york cityvulnerable populationshomelessnessyouth servicescollective capacitypublic healthhousingmobilityurban planning

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Kayse Lee Maass

Assistant Professor

Northeastern University

Affiliations

College of Engineering

Kayse Lee Maass is currently serving as a College Of Engineering Assistant Professor at Northeastern University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Kayse Lee Maass

Northeastern University

Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Enhancing Detection of Labor Violations in the Agricultural Sector: A Multilevel Generalized Linear Regression Model of H-2A Violation Counts. PLoS ONE (2024)

Arezoo JafariPriscila De Azevedo DrummondShawn BhimaniDominic NishigayaAidong Adam DingAmy FarrellKayse Lee Maass

linear regression modelagricultural sectoragricultural economicslabor violations

The Half-Built Road: Exploring the Impediments to Justice for Victims of Labor Trafficking. CrimRxiv (2024)

Chase ChildressAmy FarrellAmelia WagnerShawn BhimaniKayse Lee Maass

victimologycriminal lawcriminologyjurisprudencelawlabor traffickinginjusticecriminal justicehalf-built road

The Ties That Link Us: Uncovering the Socio-Technic Connections of Labor Trafficking Networks. Production and Operations Management (2024)

Shawn BhimaniIeke de VriesAubrey SneesbyAmy FarrellKayse Lee Maass

Disrupting Labor Trafficking in the Agricultural Sector: Looking at Opportunities Beyond Law Enforcement Interventions. Victims & Offenders (2023)

Chase ChildressAmy FarrellShawn BhimaniKayse Lee Maass

agricultural sectorvictimologylaw enforcement interventionscriminologylabor traffickingagricultural economics

Estimating Effectiveness of Identifying Human Trafficking via Data Envelopment Analysis. INFORMS Journal on Applied Analytics (2023)

Geri L. DimasMalak El KhalkhaliAlex BenderKayse Lee MaassRenata A. KonradJeffrey S. BlomJoe ZhuAndrew C. Trapp

Expanding Our Understanding of Traffickers and Their Operations: A Review of the Literature and Path Forward. Trauma Violence & Abuse (2023)

Kelle BarrickThomas C. SharkeyKayse Lee MaassYongjia SongLauren Martin

traumasubstance abusecriminologydomestic violencetraumatologyorganized crimecross-border crimerehabilitationpath forward

Human Trafficking Interdiction With Decision Dependent Success. Socio-Economic Planning Sciences (2023)

Barış TezcanKayse Lee Maass

economicssociologysocio-economic impactssocio-economic developmentdecision dependent successsocial sciencesdevelopment economicssocioeconomicssocio-economic issues

Optimal Resource Allocation to Minimize Errors When Detecting Human Trafficking. IISE Transactions (2023)

Abhishek RayViplove AroraKayse MaassMario Ventresca

human traffickingsystems engineeringoptimal resource allocationrisk managementepidemiologyresource allocation

Discrete Event Simulation to Evaluate Shelter Capacity Expansion Options for Lgbtq+ Homeless Youth. 2022 Winter Simulation Conference (WSC) (2022)

Yaren Bilge KayaSophia MantellKayse Lee MaassRenata KonradAndrew C. TrappGeri L. DimasMeredith Dank

Improving Access to Housing and Supportive Services for Runaway and Homeless Youth: Reducing Vulnerability to Human Trafficking in New York City. IISE Transactions (2022)

Yaren Bilge KayaKayse Lee MaassGeri L. DimasRenata KonradAndrew C. TrappMeredith Dank

vulnerabilityhigh riskpublic policyurban public servicenew york cityvulnerable populationshomelessnessyouth servicescollective capacitypublic healthhousingmobilityurban planning

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