What's New
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Researchers at NIRR and the Wharton Risk Management and Decision Processes Center are collaborating to study tornado damage mitigation. Check out our working paper on homeowner support for enhanced building codes in Oklahoma
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NIRR co-sponsors on-campus lecture and discussion by Dr. Frederick M. Hess, Director of Education Policy Studies at the American Enterprise Institute
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Dr. K.K. "Muralee" Muraleetharan:
- Dr. Muraleetharan participated in the American Society of Civil Engineers’ Legislative Fly-in from March 14-15, 2017 in Washington D.C. and discussed critical infrastructure issues facing the US and the recently released infrastructure report card (www.infrastructurereportcard.org) with staff members of Oklahoma’s congressional delegation.
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NIRR Affiliates release highlighted results from the latest Energy and Environment Project
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NIRR affiliates release highlighted findings from the most recent National Security and Nuclear Futures project
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Dr. Edward Cokely:
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Non-Market Values for Alternative Operations of the Glen Canyon Dam: Explorations in Choice and Valuation
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Dr. Kevin Simmons:
NIRR faculty affiliate Kevin Simmons has a new working paper with Paul Kovacs on real estate market responses to enhanced building codes in Moore, OK.
Today’s society presents challenging social and natural risks that cannot be addressed through singular approaches. To effectively understand these risks, offer relevant policy solutions, and increase our resilience, we must develop innovative approaches that cross disciplinary boundaries. In response to these challenges, the National Institute for Risk and Resilience facilitates teaching, research, and outreach activities across academic disciplines, with practitioners, private partners and students to create interdisciplinary learning and collaborations, resulting in deeper understanding of and offering better solutions to these complex challenges.
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