On the 4th Thursday of every month from 9:00am – 10:00am (Pacific Time), the Cascadia CoPes Hub is hosting a seminar series to highlight Hub research or bring in guest speakers directly related to Hub work.
Please reach out cascadia.copes@oregonstate.edu for the zoom information.
Upcoming Seminars
April 25, 2024 – Living in the ‘Blue Zone’ of a Sea-Level Rise Inundation Map: Community perceptions of coastal flooding in King Salmon, California – Laurie Richmond (Cal Poly Humboldt)
May 23, 2024 – Topic: Modeling of 3D ground motion and tsunami early warning – Audrey Dunham (USGS), Erin Wirth (USGS), Randy LeVeque (UW), Yong Wei (UW)
Past Seminars
October 26, 2023– Presentation on the 2022 Cascadia CoPes Hub Pilot Projects
“Collecting Critical Infrastructure Inventories in the Tokeland to Taholah Collaboratory”
“Inclusive Community-based STEAM Identity-building in Coastal Hazards Research: Pilot Activities for Cascadia TEACH with the Ocosta School District, WA“
“Enhance Community Disaster Preparedness and Resiliency through Physical and Virtual Drills“
“Evaluating the Role of Short- and Long-term Channel Change on Nooksack River Flooding“
“Advancing Inclusive Community-Driven Hazards Training“
“Rapid Response to a Large Scale Tsunami Advisory: Understanding if, how, and why Cascadia Coastal Communities Receive Warnings and Change Behaviors“
January 26, 2023 – “Dynamic Cobble Berm Revetments for Coastal Protection on High-Energy Coastlines” – Dr Chris Blenkinsopp (University of Bath)