Coastal Emergency Risks Assessment
Storm Surge Guidance for Emergency Management and Real-Time Decisions
Thank you to the WAFB9 team, the CERA team , and all CERA collaborators for this incredible opportunity.
Dr. Noujoud Nader, AI specialist at the LSU Center for Computation & Technology sat down with WAFB9 to talk about the use of AI technologies in the context of LSU’s CERA hurricane storm surge forecasting visualization framework
This coverage highlights the importance of our long-standing work on providing forecasting and visualization services to the communities nation-wide.
The 2024 Atlantic hurricane season caused hundreds of deaths, and more than $200 billion in damages. In efforts to protect lives and property, the The Texas Advanced Computing Center supercomputers, namely Frontera, Stampede3, and Lonestar6, were deployed to feed storm models and events into the CERA platform for state-of-the-art surge forecasting and emergency preparedness. TACC is exploring artificial intelligence and machine-learning techniques to even further accelerate predictions and refine simulation models.
