The NHERI GSC will host its inaugural mini-conference on Friday, May 26th. Attend our keynote, poster, and presentation panel sessions to hear novel approaches to methods, empirical research, and interdisciplinary work from graduate student researchers including geotechnical engineers, structural engineers, sociologists, demographers, computer scientists, and other disciplines. Thank you to Taylor Heath, Rakesh Salunke, Jasmine Bekkaye, and Olaniyi Afolayan for organizing this event for the natural hazards graduate community.
Find details at: www.designsafe-ci.org/learning-center/nheri-graduate-student-council/mini-conference-2023/
The NHERI GSC, in collaboration with the NHERI SimCenter, presents the fifth and final installment of the Research Tools Workshop series. In Part V, Scott Brandenburg, a Professor from UCLA, shared his presentation and live demo, "Data integration Using Relational Databased and Application Programming Interfaces." Thank you to Jasmine Bekkaye, Tay Heath, Rakesh Salunke, and Olaniyi Afolayan for organizing and moderating the event for the natural hazards graduate community.
NHERI GSC, in collaboration with the NHERI SimCenter, presents the fourth installment of the Research Tools Workshop series. In Part IV, Steven Gavrilovic, a Postdoctoral Scholar from SimCenter will share his presentation, "Simulation of Regional Hurricane Impact using SimCenter Tools." Thank you to Tay Heath, Rakesh Salunke, Jasmine Bekkaye, and Olaniyi Afolayan for organizing and moderating the event for the natural hazards graduate community.
The NHERI GSC, in collaboration with the NHERI SimCenter, presents the third installment of the Research Tools Workshop series. In Part III, Adam Zsarnoczay presents, “Developing & Benchmarking Fragility and Consequence Functions.” You can find the examples at the Community Data storage at DesignSafe under this link: https://bit.ly/NHERIGSC_SimCenterPartIII(opens a new window). Thank you to Tay Heath, Rakesh Salunke, Jasmine Bekkaye, and Olaniyi Afolayan for organizing and moderating the event for the natural hazards graduate community.
In Part II of the NHERI GSC collaboration with the SimCenter, Dr. Wenyang Zhang shared his presentation, “Machine Learning & AI Resource at DesignSafe. Thank you to Jasmine Bekkaye, Tay Heath, Rakesh Salunke, and Olaniyi Afolayan for organizing and moderating the event for the natural hazards graduate community.
In collaboration with the SimCenter, the NHERI GSC hosted the first in a series of workshops on free research tools available from the SimCenter through NHERI DesignSafe. In Part I, Dr. Kuanshi Zhong shared the structure response analysis under earthquake ground motion using EE-UQ. Thank you to Tay Heath, Rakesh Salunke, Jasmine Bekkaye, and Olaniyi Afolayan for organizing and moderating the event for the natural hazards graduate community.
The NHERI GSC hosted a virtual workshop on September 9th with the help of RAPID. The workshop shared the post-disaster research of Jasmine Bekkaye, Elliot Nichols, and Saanchi Kaushal along with a Q&A with these graduate student researchers. The second half introduced David Frost, Director of GEER, Britt Raubenheimer (NEER), and Tracy Kejweski-Correa (StEER) who shared the purpose of their organization and how to get involved.
The NHERI GSC hosted a virtual NSF Proposal Writing Workshop on June 10th at 2:00 pm Central Time. The presentation provided an introduction to NSF Proposal Writing along with advice and tips for writing successful NSF proposals from speakers Dr. Kurt Gurley and Dr. Lori Peek.
*You may also view the questions that were posted and answered in chat:
Workshop Chat Q&A (PDF)
