Assessing Risk Perception and Early Warning for Flash Flooding
Developing a better understanding of risk perception, protective action, and early warning systems ahead of flash floods can strengthen preparedness and save lives. Lessons learned from 2023 floods in Kentucky could potentially help us to understand the recent devastation that unfolded in Texas and New Mexico.
This summer, the Natural Hazards Center will host the 50th Annual Natural Hazards Research and Applications Workshop. To celebrate this special anniversary event, people from across the hazards and disaster community have shared stories of the Workshop's impact! Read them and share your own story today.
Natural Hazards Center graduate research assistant Musabber Ali Chisty was recently awarded a CU Engage graduate fellowship to do community-based disaster research with coastal communities in his home country.
Developing a better understanding of risk perception, protective action, and early warning systems ahead of flash floods can strengthen preparedness and save lives. Lessons learned from 2023 floods in Kentucky could potentially help us to understand the recent devastation that unfolded in Texas and New Mexico.
This summer, the Natural Hazards Center will host the 50th Annual Natural Hazards Research and Applications Workshop. To celebrate this special anniversary event, people from across the hazards and disaster community have shared stories of the Workshop's impact! Read them and share your own story today.
Natural Hazards Center graduate research assistant Musabber Ali Chisty was recently awarded a CU Engage graduate fellowship to do community-based disaster research with coastal communities in his home country.
