ADCIRC Users Meeting was held in the Hunt Library.
Front (left to right): Sarah Grace Lott, Nicole Arrigo, Nahruma Pieu, Seun Omogbehin, Caroline Collins. Middle (left to right): Katherine Couch, Molly McKenna, Casey Dietrich, Kira Nuviae. Back (left to right) Liam Ryan, Jenero Knowles, Maren Goodman.
“The work of civil, construction, and environmental engineers impacts communities, and part of the education students receive here is to ensure they are prepared to communicate effectively with stakeholders they will encounter in their careers,” Kittle Autry said.
As for advice to next year’s participants, Lott said to simply have fun with it.
“This has nothing to do with pressure,” Lott said. “It’s a way to step out of your normal day to day and get a different kind of experience.”
Sarah Grace accepts her award from Dr. Meagan Kittle Autry.
Jenero Knowles was the People’s Choice Award, as voted by attendees of the event. He presented one slide about his worst-possible storm framework as part of our DOD ESTCP project.
Jenero accepts his award from Dr. Meagan Kittle Autry.
Congratulations to Sarah Grace and Jenero!
Spatial and temporal controls within a coupled spectral wave and circulation model.
Community-Informed modeling of storm surge adaptations on barrier islands.
Baroclinic 3D modeling of circulation patterns in the Pamlico-Albemarle Sound System
Identifying the Extreme Scenario of Storm Tides from Tropical Cyclones in Coastal Communities.
