This three-year Project Grant from the National Science Foundation's Social, Behavioral, and Economic Sciences program totals $399,940 to Colorado State University for research titled "Adaptive Human Migration in Changing Environments." The university will leverage geographic sciences to develop new models of migration decision-making. Colorado State University will conduct fieldwork in Tanzania to collect household survey data and validate an agent-based migration model. Subawards of $149,940 and $75,000 were provided to the University of Colorado and University of Louisville, respectively, to support fieldwork through co-investigators and provide remote sensing and population modeling expertise. All awardees will analyze data and contribute to project deliverables aimed at advancing understanding of how environmental changes impact human migration patterns decision-making.
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