Extreme Weather Adaptation Lab
News
Stay informed about our latest initiatives, research updates, and opportunities to connect. Explore upcoming events, workshops, and webinars focused on advancing resilience, policy innovation, and community collaboration in the face of extreme weather challenges.
The Viaduct Plan Presentation
On February 24th Sawyer McCarley presented his research on The Viaduct Plan: A Social and Built Analysis of the Impacts and Preparation of Hurricane Helene for Design Intervention.
Climate Resiliency & Adaptation Manager
On March 10th Marc Coudert presented his insights as an expert and Climate Resiliency & Adaptation Manager with Austin Climate Action & Resilience.
Analysis of Public Datasets for Texas Environmental Programs
On March 24th Dr. Eva Noyola, a Data Analyst for the Texas CPA, spoke on the Analysis of Public Datasets for Texas Environmental Programs.
Urban Heat Mitigation and Hotspot Identification
On March 31st Trevor Brooks presented his work on Urban Heat Mitigation and Hotspot Identification.
Speculations on the Prairie Archipelago: A Projective Atlas
On April 7th Professor Dean Almy, who will be speaking on his work on Speculations on the Prairie Archipelago: A Projective Atlas.
Extreme Heat as Dynamic Impedance Presentation
On April 14th Do Yun Lee presented her research on “Extreme Heat as Dynamic Impedance: Thermally Conditioned Pedestrian Access to Public Transit.”
Transforming Texas with Improved Flood Risk Communication
On April 21st Professor Keri Stephens shared her latest research on Transforming Texas with Improved Flood Risk Communication.
LBJ School and School of Architecture Collaboration
On April 22nd students from the LBJ school and from the School of Architecture explored the latest extreme weather trends and the innovative strategies being developed across Texas to address them.
Govtech 4 Impact World Congress
From May 5th to May 7th the Extreme Weather Adaptation Lab participated in the Govtech 4 Impact World Congress that brings together governments and academics seeking to reimagine public service delivery and pioneer new and sustainable governance models.