institute for a disaster resilient texas

Texas A&M experts explain that building resilient communities takes sustained collaboration, reflecting the university’s commitment to serving others and being a force for good.

DRIP brings high-tech flood preparedness tools and expert assistance to often overlooked rural Texas locales.

With data prediction models, researchers can help communities lessen the impact of future disasters on residents and their homes.

Two researchers connect 12 years after Hurricane Katrina to aid communities damaged during Hurricane Harvey, bring forward the resiliency and unity to be found amid widespread devastation. Their collective efforts carry forward the Aggie Spirit through volunteer work, resource mobilization and emotional support for those affected.