📝Sabine Loos and Lallemant Disaster Analytics for Society Lab @ NTU explain how big data can be leveraged to capture the recovery needs of vulnerable populations after a disaster ow.ly/ZpjH50N3oFH

This summer, join us at the Risk & Resilience #DATArtathon: a free, collaborative, and constructive virtual workshop to create #disaster #data #art 📊🎨 and build an inclusive, global cohort of #drr folks! Learn more and apply at: datartathon.com/2023. Apply by April 15!

Hazards and disaster researchers, please submit abstracts by 03/31 for the 2023 Researchers Meeting! The meeting will be held July 12-13 in Colorado. General and theme-specific submissions of “New Frontiers of Disaster Research” welcome! Natural Hazards Center Sara Hamideh Converge

This afternoon we were excited to welcome our new graduate-level students to the department. Welcome to campus and #GoBlue!

Come take a look at our guest edited (Sara Hamideh Sabine Loos Alessandra heather champeau & Haorui Wu) special issue in the IJMED on Longitudinal Recovery. It's Vol. 41, No. 1. SECM Natural Hazards Center Disaster Research Center, University of Delaware FEMA RaCERS Center at JJC JJAYPublicManagement ISA

Learn more about the #IJMED special issue on "Longitudinal #Recovery" from Sara Hamideh, Sabine Loos, Dr. Jason Rivera, Alessandra Jerolleman, heather champeau, & Haorui Wu at journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11….

Join me!!

Congrats to Marísa Macías's Colorado School of Mines Outstanding Graduate Student in Humanitarian Engineering & Science award for her thesis research on user needs assessment for equity-focused earthquake impact info through her internship at the #usgs Geologic Hazards Science Center!

If you aren't famliar with Did You Feel It? maps, this graphic explains what they show: the relative severity of shaking across a region, assessed with an intensity scale. Studies have shown that DYFI intensities correlate well with shaking levels recorded by seismometers.

Recently, University of Michigan CSS Data Scientist, Brad Bottoms, traveled to Nepal's Chitwan Valley to study the effects of flooding on local communities. In partnership with U-M ISR & Michigan Engineering AIDD Labs, the study illustrates a rapidly changing environment. myumi.ch/Q6mQ8

Just a few days left to submit your abstract to the #AGU24 session "Earth Observation for Disaster Recovery and Risk Reduction," graced with invited abstracts by the Dr. Mirela G. Tulbure 🛰 🌎 + 🐍 + 🌊 and Sabine Loos. Submit by July 31 at midnight ET! agu.confex.com/agu/agu24/prel…

Moved into my new office in my new home department at University of Michigan today - Civil & Environmental Engineering. Happy to become more of a part of the U-M CEE community and work to build our new grad program in Hazards, Risk, and Resilience.

U-M CEE Prof. Sabine Loos and students traveled to Nepal to interview residents and explore the landscape to identify locations of previous floods. They’re uncovering how floods affect communities and are shaping future resilience strategies. bit.ly/3T5fnZu

Super excited about the launch of this new program in our department. If you're interested in applied disaster analysis skills, consider applying!

🎉 Big news! US News & World Report ranks U-M CEE among the top in the nation for undergraduate programs: 🌳 Environmental Engineering (Undergraduate): #4 (same as 2024) 🏗️ Civil Engineering (Undergraduate): #6 (up from #10) #GoBlue