- Identify, explain, and quantify the interactions and tradeoffs among the coastal community goals of equity, economic prosperity, and resilience to hazards.
- Develop methods to model long-term hurricane hazards in a way that accounts for climate change and integrates wind, rain, storm surge, and wave hazards.
- Develop a computational tool to help design policies that can achieve sustainable equity, economic prosperity, and coastal resilience in the context of climate change.
Break the Cycle of Repeated Hurricane Disasters
Latest News and Insights
Climate Game On: UD Hosts Inaugural Climate-themed Video Game Jam
In March, competitors, judges and video game enthusiasts celebrated UD’s first video game jam, a time-limited competition organized by A.R. Siders that challenges participants to create a video game from scratch.
UD’s Disaster Research Center to Host 60th Anniversary Workshop in May 2024
In honor of it’s 60th anniversary, the University of Delaware’s Disaster Research Center will be hosting an international workshop, “Innovating for an Imagined Disaster Future,” in Newark, Delaware from Thursday, May 2nd through Sunday, May 5th.
CHEER Hosts Inaugural Community Engagement Workshop in Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Representatives from six of the Hub’s community partner organizations gathered at the Renaissance Computing Institute in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, on February 29 to attend CHEER’s first Community Engagement Workshop.
CHEER All-Team Meeting Advances Research and Strengthens Sense of Community for Hub Members
On Friday, March 1, CHEER researchers, postdocs, students, and staff gathered at Renaissance Computing Institute in Chapel Hill, NC, on Friday, March 1 during the Hub’s second annual all-team meeting.
Core Institutions
Research
Advance knowledge at the intersection of hurricane resilience, equity, economic prosperity, and climate change
Education
Engaging research and professional development opportunities for undergraduate students, graduate students, and postdocs
Thrust Areas
Research areas relate to hazards, buildings, households, government, economy, and integration of all of them
Partners
We work with university, community, practitioner, research, and education partners
Jobs
We are seeking post-docs, graduate student researchers, and undergraduate summer scholars to join this interdisciplinary, multi-university, multi-year project.