Flood Risk: New Assessments and Technologies
Thur. 1:15 to 2:45 p.m., Centennial E
Concurrent Session 4-3
History At Risk: A Multi-Scalar Analysis of Historic Preservation and Flood Hazards in Colorado
Andrew Rumbach, University of Colorado Denver
Anna Bierbrauer, University of Colorado Denver
Gretel Follingstad, University of Colorado Denver
Toward the Development of Nationwide Probabilistic Flood Depth Data
Casey Zuzak, Federal Emergency Management Agency
David Judi, Pacific Northwest National Lab
Jordan Burns, Niyam IT, Inc.
Doug Bausch, Niyam IT, Inc.
Sean McNabb, Federal Emergency Management Agency
Creating Impervious Surfaces: Landscape Change and Social Inequality in Greater Houston
Kevin Smiley, University at Buffalo
Evaluating the Suitability and Alignment of Zoning and Land Use Planning in Flood-Hazard Areas
Matthew Malecha, Texas A&M University
Siyu Yu, Texas A&M University
Malini Roy, Texas A&M University
Philip Berke, Texas A&M University
Real-Time Urban Flood Detection with TensorFlow
Zikai Zhou, Rutgers University
Ruo-Qian Wang, Rutgers University