Principle Investigator
Dr. Samadi is an Assistant Professor in Agricultural Sciences Department at Clemson University. She directs Clemson Hydrosystem & Hydroinformatics Research (HHR) Group. Her research focuses on developing analytics and intelligent computing systems for flood modeling, impacts of flooding on critical infrastructure, big data analytics, and Geographic Information systems (GIS).
Co Principle Investigator
Keri K. Stephens, PhD, is a Professor in Organizational Communication Technology and Co-Director of Technology, Information, & Policy Institute in the Moody College of Communication at The University of Texas at Austin. Her research program examines the role of technology in organizational practices and organizing processes, especially in contexts of crisis, disaster, and health.
Co Principle Investigator
Amanda L. Hughes is an Associate Professor of Computer Science at Brigham Young University where she directs the Crisis Informatics Lab. Her work investigates the use of information and communication technology during crises and mass emergencies with particular attention to how social media affect emergency response organizations.
Co Principle Investigator
Dr. Pamela Murray-Tuite is a professor of Glenn Department of Civil Engineering.
Her research interest are Transportation Systems and Evacuation Modeling.
Co Principle Investigator
Dr. Nina Hubig is a computer scientist at Clemson University interested in the development of
data platform, Hurricane data analytics and prediction, dataplatform generation, timeseries analysis, data fusion,and application of AI/ML.
Research Scientist
Tara Tasuji is a Research Scientist at the Technology & Information Policy Institute (TIPI) at the University of Texas at Austin. She is a mixed-methods researcher with expertise in fieldwork as well as cognitive and social psychology. Tara is currently working on TIPI projects related to disasters, resilience, risk communication, and human-AI teaming.
Graduate Student
Rishav is an M.S. in Computer Science student at Clemson University. He is fascinated by front-end and back-end technologies and curious and inspired to learn new technologies. He has worked on several projects in Software Engineering and Machine Learning domains.