Building Infrastructure Resilience

Communities vulnerable to disasters and disruptions brought by the COVID-19 pandemic and the climate crisis are prompting governments to enhance infrastructure resilience across power, transportation, water, supply chain, food, and financial systems. To seize the moment and close inequality gaps, S&T is building cross-disciplinary research teams to holistically assess our critical infrastructure and lifeline services. This panel discussion will dive into how science and technology advances in autonomy, predictive analytics, modeling and simulation, and mobility offer new solutions to tackle immediate challenges, ensuring no community is left behind.

Panelists:
Richard Seline, Co-Founder, Resilience Innovation Hub and Collaboratory Network
Regan Murray, Ph.D., Division Director, Water Infrastructure, Office of Research & Development’s Center for Environmental Solutions and Emergency Response, @EPAgov
Igor Linkov, Senior Scientific Technical Manager, @CORPSCONNECTION
Hayes Jones, Resilience, Security, and Agency Engagement Lead, Federal Energy Management Program, @Energy
David Alexander, Ph.D., Senior Scientist, DHS S&T

To learn more, visit our Whole-of-Government Virtual R&D Showcase:
https://www.dhs.gov/science-and-technology/virtual-rd-showcase

Видео Building Infrastructure Resilience канала DHS Science and Technology Directorate