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Past:
October 2020
| The ICoR team organized a workshop titled Resilient Cities through Computation as part of the 2020 MICDE Symposium at the University of Michigan (Ann Arbor, MI, USA), taking place See https://micde.umich.edu/symposium20/ for more information.UPDATE: Event rescheduled as an online-only event for Friday, October 9, 2020. See https://micde.umich.edu/workshop-resilient-cities-2020/ for details. |
September 2019
| Profs. El-Tawil and McCormick lead a delegation of ICoR researchers to deliver 5 papers at the International Conference in Commemoration of 20th Anniversary of the 1999 Chi-Chi Earthquake (link: http://chichi20.org). |
July 2019
| Version 2.00.00 of “Simple Run Time Infrastructure” (SRTI) is now available (see “Downloads”) for Java, Matlab and NetLogo languages. Builds on v1.00.00 framework by supporting simulators without modifying their source code, and basic simulation system synchronization. |
June 2019
| Szu-Yun Lin presents a paper at the Engineering Mechanics Institute Conference 2019 (EMI 2019), Los Angeles, CA. |
May 2019
| Ahmed Abdelhady presents a paper at ICASP13, Seoul, South Korea. |
April 2019
| Omar Sediek presents a paper at the 2019 Structures Congress titled “A Scalable Framework for Assessing Seismic Resilience of Communities.” |
January 2019
| Version 1.00.00 of “Simple Run Time Infrastructure” (SRTI) is now available (see “Downloads”). SRTI is the backbone of the communication infrastructure used to link simulators from various fields. |
October 2018
| Szu-Yun Lin presented a paper “A Distributed Computing Platform for Modeling Interdependent Effects: Application to Hurricanes,” at Lloyd’s Day at Rice University, The Future Smart and Resilient City. |
August 2018
| SocEvac2 can now be downloaded (see “Downloads”). SocEvan is an open-source code for fire evacuations written in NetLogo. |
April 2018
| Prof. El-Tawil was an invited panelist in the First Interdisciplinary Technical Summit (ITS): Resilience of Structures and Infrastructure Systems, Structures Congress, Fort Worth, TX. |
| Szu-Yun Lin presented a paper on ‘Modeling Interactions in Community Resilience’ at the ASCE Structures Congress, Fort Worth, TX. |
January 2018
| “Simple Run-Time Infrastructure” (alpha ver.) can now be downloaded (see “Downloads”). SRTI (“Simple Real-Time Infrastructure”) is a OS-independent tool to allow simulators to share data to each other, locally or through the Internet. |
This project is supported by the United States National Science Foundation (NSF) through grant 1638186 (CRISP Type 2: Interdependencies in Community Resilience (ICoR): A Simulation Framework). Any opinions, findings, conclusions, and recommendations expressed on this site are those of the project team members and do not necessarily reflect the views of the NSF.