Seminar: EWC

JC Dietrich. “Machine Learning Models for Coastal Hazards Predictions, or What I Learned on My Sabbatical.” Environmental, Water Resources, and Coastal Engineering (EWC) Seminar Series, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, North Carolina, 4 Dec 2023.

Conferences: Fall 2023

TA Cuevas López, BJ Tucker, DL Anderson, JC Dietrich. “Prediction of High-resolution Maps of Storm Driven Coastal Flooding.” 3rd International Workshop on Waves, Storm Surge, and Coastal Hazards, Notre Dame, Indiana, 1-6 Oct 2023.

TA Cuevas López, BJ Tucker, DL Anderson, JC Dietrich. “Prediction of High-resolution Maps of Storm Driven Coastal Flooding.” 2023 ASBPA National Coastal Conference, Providence, Rhode Island, 11-13 Oct 2023.

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Poster: Undergraduate Research Symposium 2023

JT Voight, JS Knowles, TA Cuevas López, JC Dietrich. “How will Sea Level Rise affect the Storm Surge in Norfolk, Virginia?” Undergraduate Research Symposium, North Carolina State University, 27 July 2023.

How will Sea Level Rise affect the Storm Surge in Norfolk, Virginia?

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Conference: USNCCM 17

JL Woodruff, JC Dietrich, D Wirasaet, AB Kennedy, D Bolster. “Storm Surge Predictions from Ocean- to Subgrid-Scales.” 17th U.S. National Congress on Computational Mechanics, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 24 Jul 2023.

JS Knowles, JC Dietrich, JT Voight. “Storm Surge Predictions at Hyperlocal Sites.” 17th U.S. National Congress on Computational Mechanics, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 24 Jul 2023.

TA Cuevas López, BJ Tucker, JC Dietrich. “Prediction of High-Resolution Maps of Hurricane-Driven Coastal Flooding Using Machine Learning.” 17th U.S. National Congress on Computational Mechanics, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 24 Jul 2023.

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Tomás wins Scott C. Hagen Excellence in Scholarship Award

MS Student Tomás Cuevas López won the Scott C. Hagen Excellence in Scholarship Award at the ADCIRC Users Meeting. The award is for the most outstanding oral student presentation at the conference, as judged by a panel of Scott’s former students. Tomás presented about his MS research to develop a deep neural network for the prediction of coastal flooding maps.

Congratulations to Tomás!

Tomás accepts the award from Denise Delorme and Robert Twilley

Scott Hagen was a professor at UCF and LSU, a leading researcher in the development of models for coastal circulation and flooding, a devoted educator and mentor to hundreds of students in his career, and a great friend. This award is a great way to honor his memory.

Conference: ADCIRC Users Meeting 2023

JL Woodruff, JC Dietrich, D Wirasaet, AB Kennedy, D Bolster. “Storm Surge Predictions from Ocean- to Subgrid-Scales.” ADCIRC Users Meeting, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, 8 Jun 2023.

JS Knowles, JC Dietrich. “Storm Surge Predictions at Hyperlocal Sites.” ADCIRC Users Meeting, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, 8 Jun 2023.

TA Cuevas López, BJ Tucker, JC Dietrich. “Prediction of High-Resolution Maps of Hurricane-Driven Coastal Flooding Using Machine Learning.” ADCIRC Users Meeting, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, 8 Jun 2023.

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Poster: EWC Symposium 2023

JS Knowles, JC Dietrich. “Storm Surge Predictions at Hyperlocal Sites“. Environmental, Water Resources, and Coastal Engineering Research Symposium, North Carolina State University, 10 March 2023.

Storm Surge Predictions at Hyperlocal Sites

TA Cuevas López, BJ Tucker, JC Dietrich. “Toward Prediction of High-resolution Maps of Hurricane-driven Coastal Flooding using Deep Learning“. Environmental, Water Resources, and Coastal Engineering Research Symposium, North Carolina State University, 10 March 2023.

Toward Prediction of High-resolution Maps of Hurricane-driven Coastal Flooding using Deep Learning

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Tomás awarded Chilean Graduate Fellowship

M.S. student Tomás Cuevas López was awarded a fellowship from the Chilean National Research and Development Agency. The Beca de Magister en el Extranjero supports Chilean students pursuing master’s degrees abroad. Awarded students are requested to eventually return to Chile to apply the new knowledge to contribute to the scientific, academic, economic, social, and cultural development of the country. Out of the 605 students that applied for the fellowship, 128 were selected. Tomás is one of only two Chilean students studying in the U.S. to receive the fellowship during this cycle.

Read more about the award on our department web site.

Congratulations to Tomás!