This Project Grant award of $528,090 from the National Science Foundation's (NSF) Engineering program (CFDA 47.041) supports research on housing infrastructure adaptation in coastal communities exposed to natural hazards in a changing climate. The project, titled "CLIMA/COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH: RIDERS ON THE STORM: CLIMATE ADAPTATION OF HOUSING INFRASTRUCTURE FOR RESILIENT COMMUNITIES IN COASTAL CITIES," aims to develop a mathematical framework to analyze the interactions between human behavior, built environments, and natural hazards that can impact housing retrofit, repair, and community out-migration after disasters. The research involves collaboration between the University of California, Berkeley (prime awardee) and a sub-awardee, New York University, which will contribute to the development of scalable models for housing adaptation, statistical approaches to understand household-to-household interactions, and field research in New York City. The project also provides opportunities for student training and broad dissemination of results to engineers, scientists, and policymakers.