Historical Hurricane-Induced US Gulf Coast Petrochemical Infrastructure Disruption Data 2023

Kendall Capshaw; Jamie Padgett

doi:10.17603/ds2-hh2w-1a93

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PRJ-5792 | Historical Hurricane-Induced US Gulf Coast Petrochemical Infrastructure Disruption Data 2023

Cite This Data:

Capshaw, K., J. Padgett (2025). Historical Hurricane-Induced US Gulf Coast Petrochemical Infrastructure Disruption Data 2023. DesignSafe-CI. https://doi.org/10.17603/ds2-hh2w-1a93

Authors	;
Data Type(s)	Dataset
Natural Hazard Type(s)	Storm Surge, Flood, Wind, Hurricane/Tropical Storm
Date of Publication	2025-01-18
Facilities	University of Texas at Austin
Keywords	US Gulf Coast petrochemical processing infrastructure, hurricane hazards, oil and gas
DOI	10.17603/ds2-hh2w-1a93
License	Open Data Commons Attribution

Description:

In this project we provide downtime and resulting excess emissions data on hurricane-induced disruptions to US Gulf Coast petrochemical complexes as well as corresponding storm and facility characteristics. This data can be used in the regional risk and reliability assessment of petrochemical processing infrastructure subject to hurricane hazard-induced disruptions. This dataset might be applicable to research related to petrochemical infrastructure resilience modeling on local, regional, and global scales.