What really happens when it floods? Environmental Impacts and Community Resilience

What really happens when flooding impacts our communities and ecosystems? This webinar brings together Purdue and Indiana University experts to explore flooding from multiple perspectives, including water quality and environmental impacts, infrastructure and landscape resilience, and how communities prepare for and recover from extreme events. Speakers will connect research with real-world challenges and solutions for building more resilient communities.

David R. Johnson, Assistant Professor of Industrial Engineering, Associate Professor of Political Science, Co-Lead of Water Challenges Research Community, Purdue University

Cezanne Elias, Clinical Associate Professor, Department of Human Development and Family Science, Purdue University

David Yu, Moderator, Assistant Professor of Political Science and Civil Engineering, Purdue University

Douglas Edmonds, Professor, Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, Indiana University

Mary Moran, Director of Emergency Management and Preparedness with the Indiana Department of Homeland Security