This $257,914 Project Grant award from the National Science Foundation Division of Behavioral and Cognitive Sciences, under the Social, Behavioral, and Economic Sciences program (CFDA 47.075), will develop a national cyberinfrastructure called the Human Dynamics and Resilience Infrastructure (HNDS-I) to advance disaster resilience research. The key products and services to be delivered include:
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Developing four new integrated databases from sources like social media and cell-phone mobility data to support multidisciplinary research on human dynamics and resilience.
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Constructing advanced visualization and analytical tools, such as maps, statistics, and dynamic modeling and simulations, to facilitate exploratory and in-depth research by researchers, practitioners, and the public.
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Implementing training and feedback modules to engage the research community and public in using the infrastructure to gain new knowledge on the relationship between human mobility and resilience.
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Conducting three case studies demonstrating how the HNDS-I infrastructure can lead to new insights on disaster resilience.
This collaborative, multidisciplinary project is being led by Texas A&M University, in partnership with Louisiana State University, University of South Florida, and Saint Louis University.
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