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NHERI Network at the AGU Fall Meeting in Washington, DC
Meet up with NHERI faculty and staff reps at booth #1001, December 9–12
AGU 2023 attendee tries out the OSU wave tank exhibit.
West Lafayette, IN, Nov. 25, 2024 — Faculty and staff from the NSF-funded Natural Hazards Engineering Research Infrastructure, NHERI, will be exhibiting at the AGU Fall Meeting in Washington, DC, Dec. 9-12, 2024.
Stop by exhibit hall booth #1001 to learn about NHERI’s network of experimental facilities suitable for coastal and geotechnical research – and all fields that intersect with natural hazards, such as structural engineering, modeling and simulation, data curation, social sciences and public health.
NHERI facilities represent a major NSF investment in openly available, shared-use research infrastructure. Assets include large-scale laboratories, mobile instrumentation, high-performance computing and public-access data – as well as expert staff and intellectual resources to support natural hazards investigations.
For a list of #AGU24 talks and posters presented by researchers using NHERI facilities, check here:
At the AGU Exhibit Hall, stop by booth 1001 and chat with representatives from the NHERI RAPID, SimCenter, DesignSafe-CI, UC San Diego, the NHERI NCO, and the NHERI User Forum.
Cheryl Ann Blain, NCO
JoAnn Browning, NCO
Barbaros Centiner, SimCenter
Karen Dedinsky, RAPID
Maria Esteva, DesignSafe
Michael Grilliot, RAPID
Bill Holmes, NCO
Mohammed Khosravi, User Forum
Marti LaChance, NCO
Koorosh Lotfizadeh, UC San Diego
Andrew Lyda, RAPID
Julio Ramirez, NCO
Joe Wartman, RAPID
Jaqueline Zdebski, RAPID
NHERI booth highlights include:
- A scale-model wave tank from NHERI Oregon State University
- Hands-on access to NHERI datasets and tech transfer database
- A table-top shake table
- Video footage from large-scale NHERI experiments
Are you or your team attending AGU? Drop us a line so we can connect!
