The main objective of this symposium is to foster communication among scientists, engineers, and practitioners in order to increase understanding of and better ways to deal with tropical cyclone risks. Please submit an abstract with tropical cyclone risk as the underlying theme. Abstracts that focus on tropical cyclone risk, including hazard and/or impact, will be considered first for acceptance. This Symposium differs from a traditional conference in that there is greater time allocated for each speaker to present and have Q and A in order to obtain greater depth to the discussion and there is a greater emphasis on networking to bring participants together for future collaborations. Participants interact together during the course of the symposium in one meeting room and have further discussions over daily organized group lunches and welcome and farewell dinners.
June 5, 2022, 8:00am Eastern Time (US and Canada) – June 9, 2022, 8:00am Eastern Time (US and Canada)
This book, edited by Jennifer M. Collins and James M. Done, provides a perspective on hurricane risk management strategies in the built environment; highlights the characteristics of tropical cyclone risks; and focuses on new climate risk research related to hurricanes in a changing climate.
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