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Research - Flood Management

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Flood Management in the coastal regions of the United States includes research relevant to structural water management and natural disaster recovery. Structural water management includes an advanced understanding of a range of potential materials and methods to plan, prepare and manage, respond, and recover from a range of natural hazards, especially storm surges and waves from flooding events, under a variety of conditions affecting levees, dams, marshes, spillways and floodgates. Natural disaster recovery includes such areas as innovative debris removal and disposal, sustainable reconstruction, rapid restoration of services (power, water, transportation, communications, health), and mutual aid. SERRI has funded the following flood management projects.

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Computational Tools for Water Security
Development of an Ensemble Modeling System for the Simulation of Realistic Levee Overtopping Flows from Hurricanes
Development of an Integrated Simulation Tool for Predicting Disastrous Flooding, Water Contamination, Sediment Transport and their Impacts on the Environment
Effective Mold and Contaminant Remediation for Flood and Water Damaged Homes
Geophysical Signatures of Compromised Zones within Earthen Embankments and Levees
Increasing Community Disaster Resilience through Targeted Strengthening of Critical Infrastructure
Innovative Levee Strengthening and Testing under Full-Scale Overtopping Conditions
Integrated Visual Application of the Rapid Levee Condition Assessment Model: A Tool for Water Resource Infrastructure Protection
Investigation of a Surge and Wave Reduction by Vegetation
Levee Assessment via Remote Sensing
Multi-Purpose, Multi-Scale Storm Surge and Flood Forecasting for Planning and Preparedness
Proof Commercial and Fortified Residential Construction for Neighborhood-scale, Mixed used Buildings
Rapid Repair of Levee Breach
Screening of Levees by Synthetic Aperture Radar
Simulation-Based Decision Support System for Water Infrastructural Security (DSS-WISE)
Structural, Material, and Geotechnical Solutions to Levee and Floodwall Construction and Retrofitting
War Games for Flood Emergency Managers
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