Bass Connections
Students in the Bass Connections “Risk Analytics and Innovation for Community Climate Adaptation” project (2024-2025) are applying modern risk data, modeling and analytics to explore innovative new insurance and risk management models in North Carolina’s climate-vulnerable communities.
Data+
This summer (2024), a student research team spent 10 weeks working with Creswell, a flood-prone town in North Carolina, and the North Carolina Office of Recovery and Resiliency to understand the flood risks that the community faces. Read more here: In Flood-Prone Parts of North Carolina, Climate Adaptation Meets the Data Gap | Duke Today.
MUSER
This fall (2024), RESILE launched two MUSER projects, with the help of six students and a recently-graduated Duke alumna, who is providing managerial support. Students will coordinate a campus symposium to document lived experiences among the campus community related to climate change, climate risk, and resilience and engage in community-based research related to nature-based solutions.
