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Researchers at the Cockrell School of Engineering have, for the first time, applied a machine learning algorithm to measure the surface roughness of different types of land with a high level of detail. The team used a type of satellite imagery that is more dependable and easier to capture than typical optical photographs but also more challenging to analyze. And they are working to integrate this data into storm surge models to give a clearer picture of what will happen during major weather events.
Read more: Using Machine Learning and Radar to Understand How Land Types Influence Storm Risks
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@cockrellschoolAdding to the summer bucket list: 1. Read a book under the Clock Knot. 😎☀️🤘 📸: @utmechanicalengineering professor Mike Haberman ...
@cockrellschool“UT is a special place, anchored by an exceptional community,” said Wood. “Ever since I arrived on campus as a faculty member 25 years ago, I have been inspired by the...
@cockrellschoolThe first documented case of COVID-19 in the U.S. was reported in January 2020 and the first vaccinations were administered in the U.S. just 11 months later – pretty quick turnaround,...
@cockrellschoolHappy Pride Month, y'all! 🏳️🌈 How are you celebrating? Here's what alumni Emil Yongoueth and Joey Saad have planned: "Pre-pandemic, I liked to attend the local Pride parade with friends. This summer, I...
@cockrellschoolThis year was a doozy, but y’all did the dang thing! Congratulations to all of our 2021 graduates! 🤘🤘🤘 We’re so glad we had the chance to celebrate so many of you...
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@cockrellschoolThree Cockrell researchers have earned the @nsfgov’s prestigious Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) awards. But what do awards like these allow our faculty to do? 1️⃣ Audrey Boklage, who conducts research on...
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