Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering
Regional Hazard Impact Mitigation and Analysis Lab
Led by Ge Ou · Civil and Coastal Engineering
What we study
The lab studies how to make communities safer from hazards like natural disasters using computer models and data analytics. They focus on building resilient infrastructure and using machine learning to predict risks.
What working here is like
- Computational
- No organisms (data only)
- Coding helps
- Papers
- 5
Recent papers, explained
- Sensitivity of Numerical Simulations of an Ephemeral Shallow Cold Fog to Snow Cover in Initial Conditions during the CFACT Field Campaign
2026 · Weather and Forecasting
Tests how different weather data sources affect fog simulations in Utah.
- How electricity utility practitioners in the United States approach power system resilience
2025 · Future Energy
Explores how U.S. power utilities think about and improve system resilience.
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- D-Optimal Orienteering for Post-Earthquake Reconnaissance Planning
2025 · Operations Research
Develops a method to plan earthquake damage surveys efficiently.
- Does energy policy scholarship consider energy resilience? A bibliometric analysis and agenda for reform
2025 · The Electricity Journal
- Wind fragility modeling of transmission tower-line system based on threat-dependent structural robustness index
2024 · Structural Safety
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