Using New Inferential Models to Increase Traffic Safety in Urban Areas

Annual traffic fatalities reached 1.35 million in 2016 worldwide, and more than half of these are in crashes involving vulnerable road users, such as pedestrians and bicyclists. Most studies related to traffic fatalities use geographic information models and tools to assess events.

EREF seeks landfill emissions measurement improvements

Foundation announces partnership with Florida State University to conduct emissions research.

Researchers Develop Predictive Tool to Track When, Where and Why Blue-Green Algae Occur in Florida

Researchers at the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering will soon be working with the state to find solutions. In a new study beginning in August 2022, scientists at the college will develop a quantitative method to predict where, when and why HABs like blue-green algae occur.

Remote sensing research improves hurricane response

Researchers with the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering’s Resilient Infrastructure and Disaster Response (RIDER) Center are investigating better ways to predict where road-clogging debris will be most severe after tropical cyclones.

Solving Critical Transport Issues for Disaster Supplies

Is factory-in-a-box manufacturing better than conventional manufacturing when it comes to disaster response? It comes down to algorithms, engineering researchers say… The nature of a pandemic is to disrupt. A factory in Shanghai recently closed because of COVID-19 lockdown restrictions.

The garbage man: RIDER Professor develops methods to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from landfills

As executive director of the RIDER Center and a professor of civil and environmental engineering at the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering, he researches how to cut down the amount of methane from landfills and other sources.

FAMU-FSU engineers tackle climate resilience with research | Sustainable Tallahassee

The jointly operated FAMU-FSU College of Engineering is home to the Center for Resilient Infrastructure and Disaster Response (RIDER), a research center focused on helping vulnerable people withstand and recover from increasingly extreme natural and manmade threats.

FSU researchers earn NSF grant to transform libraries into ‘Rural Resiliency Hubs’

Through a grant from the National Science Foundation, a multidisciplinary team of FSU researchers will collaborate with public librarians and community members in Calhoun County, Florida, to establish rural public libraries as Resiliency Hubs.

Dr. Maxim Dulebenets Leads the way on Autonomous Trains

“We think that trains are going to reach full autonomy faster than vehicles,” says Maxim A. Dulebenets (WSJ, 2021)

Resilient Infrastructure & Disaster Response Center

Using New Inferential Models to Increase Traffic Safety in Urban Areas

EREF seeks landfill emissions measurement improvements

Researchers Develop Predictive Tool to Track When, Where and Why Blue-Green Algae Occur in Florida

Remote sensing research improves hurricane response

Solving Critical Transport Issues for Disaster Supplies

The garbage man: RIDER Professor develops methods to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from landfills

FAMU-FSU engineers tackle climate resilience with research | Sustainable Tallahassee

FSU researchers earn NSF grant to transform libraries into ‘Rural Resiliency Hubs’

Dr. Maxim Dulebenets Leads the way on Autonomous Trains

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