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Appendix A: Examples of Funding for Social and Behavioral Science Activities by NOAA, NSF, DHS
Appendix A: Examples of Funding for Social and Behavioral Science Activities by NOAA, NSF, DHS
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, Type Project Title Institution(s) 2016 Awards Contract Advancing Social and Behavioral Science Research National Academy of and Application within the Weather Enterprise Sciences NSF Supplemental Supplement to NSF award "Collaborative Research: Jeannette Sutton, University Award Online Hazard Communication in the Terse Regime" of Kentucky Carter Butts, UC-Irvine NSF Supplemental Supplement to NSF award "Improving Public Susan Joslyn, University of Award Response to Weather Warnings" Washington NSF Supplemental Supplement to NSF award "Next Generation, Brenda Philips, University of Award Resilient Warning Systems for Tornadoes and Flash Massachusetts Floods" Joseph Trainor, University of Delaware VORTEX-Southeast Improving Risk Communication and Reducing Julie Demuth, National Center Vulnerabilities for Dynamic Tornado Threats in the for Atmospheric Research Southeastern U.S.
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State VORTEX-Southeast Complacency and False Alarms in Tornado Affected Michael Egnoto, University Communities of Maryland VORTEX-Southeast Collaborative Research: Understanding How Daphne LaDue, Jack Uncertainty in Severe Weather Information Affects Friedman, and Laura Myers, Decisions (Part 1) University of Oklahoma 2014 Awards Cooperative Workshop: Life and Death Decisions: An Integrative Lans Rothfusz, National Agreement Approach to Understanding and Mitigating the Severe Storms Laboratory Impacts of Extreme Weather Open Refinement and Evaluation of Automated High- Stan Benjamin, NOAA Global competition - R2O Resolution Ensemble-Based Hazard Detection Systems Division Guidance Tools for Transition to NWS Operations Open Probability of What?
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2012 Awards Open The Impact of Uncertainty Information on Tornado Kim Klockow and Renee competition - Warning Response: Developing Recommendations McPherson, University of SSWR for Warning Best Practices Oklahoma Open Flood Risk and Uncertainty: Assessing the National Rachel Hogan Carr, Nurture competition - Weather Service's Forecast and Warning Tools Nature Center SSWR Open Social and Behavioral Influences on Weather-Driven Ken Galluppi and Burrell competition - Decisions Montz, Arizona State SSWR Open Utilization of Real-Time Social Media Data in Carol Silva, University of competition - Severe Weather Events: A Proposal to Evaluate Oklahoma SSWR the Prospects of Social Media Data Use for Severe Weather Forecasting, Communication, and Post Event Assessments MRMS The Phased Array Radar Innovative Sensing Pam Heinselman, National Experiment (PARISE) Severe Storms Laboratory 2006-2012 Awards Cooperative Societal Impacts Program Jeff Lazo, National Center for Agreement Atmospheric Research Cooperative Integrated Solutions: Environment and Health Bill Hooke, American Agreement Series Meteorological Society Cooperative Social Science Woven Into Meteorology Eve Gruntfest, National Agreement Severe Storms Laboratory/ Cooperative Institute for Mesoscale Meteorological Studies MRMS Impact of High-temporal Resolution PAR Data on Pam Heinselman, National Warning Decision Making Severe Storms Laboratory NOTE: HWT = Hazardous Weather Testbed; MRMS = Multi-Radar/Multi-Sensor; NSF = National Science Foundation; NWS = National Weather Service; PAR = phased array radar; PI = Principal Investigator; R2O = Research to Operations; SSWR = Safe and Sustainable Water Resources.
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, Project Type Project Title Institution(s) 2016 Awards BPA Social and Economic Effects of Severe Weather Storms: Jeff Lazo, Abt Associates NYC Case Study BPA Cost Modification: Social and Economic Effects of Jeff Lazo, Abt Associates Severe Weather Storms: NYC Case Study BPA Social and Economic Effects of Space Weather Matthew Ranson, Daniel Baker, and Kevin Forbes, Abt Associates BPA Rip Current Visualization Burrell Montz, East Carolina University BPA Support for NWS Phaze IV Hazard Simplification Gina Eosco, Eastern Research Group, Inc.
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BPA Cost Modification: Support for Haz Simp III Gina Eosco, Eastern Research Group, Inc. CSTAR Major Risks, Uncertain Outcomes: Making Ensemble Burrell Montz, East Carolina Forecasts Work for Multiple Audiences University Rachel Hogan Carr, Nurture Nature Center Cooperative National Weather Service Social Science Curriculum Laura Myers, NGI Institute - NGI Delivery FY17 Cooperative NOAA Weather Radio All Hazards Network Laura Myers, NGI Institute - NGI Transformational Change Stakeholder Engagement Phase One Cooperative NOAA Weather Information and Dissemination All Laura Myers, NGI Institute - NGI Hazards Stakeholder Needs Assessment Verification Project (Phase Two)
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Contract Annual survey to measure customer satisfaction of Douglas Young and NWS services based on ACSI Salvatore Romano, CFI Group 2013 Awards IDIQ Stakeholder Engagement to Document Information Arleen O'Donnell, Eastern and Service Needs and Demonstrate Integrated Research Group, Inc. Water Resources Science and Services for River Basin Commissions IDIQ Support for the National Weather Service Hurricane Betty Morrow, Eastern Local Statement and Hazard Simplification Research Group, Inc.
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Commissions in the Mid-Atlantic Open The Impact of Uncertainty Information on Tornado Kim Klockow and Renee competition - Warning Response: Developing Recommendations for McPherson, University of SSWR Warning Best Practices Oklahoma Open Social and Behavioral Influences on Weather-Driven Ken Galluppi and Burrell competition - Decisions Montz, Arizona State SSWR Contract Annual survey to measure customer satisfaction of Douglas Young and NWS services based on ACSI Salvatore Romano, CFI Group 2011 Awards IDIQ Hurricane Forecast Improvement Program Socio- Betty Morrow, Eastern Economic Research and Recommendations Research Group, Inc. Storm Surge Research Project Report on Tsunami Warning Center Warning Products Eastern Tennessee State Proposed and Existing Guidelines for Recognition in University the NWS TsunamiReady® Community Program Contract Annual survey to measure customer satisfaction of Douglas Young and NWS services based on ACSI Salvatore Romano, CFI Group 2010 Awards Prototypes of Weather Information Impacts on Burrell Montz, RENCI Emergency Management continued 153
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Hurricane Forecast Improvement Project & Economic Daniel Sutter Valation Assessing the Value of Climate Information in David Letson, University of Agriculture Using a Stochastic Production Frontier Miami Contract Annual survey to measure customer satisfaction of Douglas Young and NWS services based on ACSI Salvatore Romano, CFI Group 2009 Awards Forecast-At-A-Glance Webpage Project Julie Demuth, National Center for Atmospheric Research - The Societal Impacts Program 2008 Awards Improving the Display of River and Flash Flood Aptima Predictions 2004 Awards Evaluation of NWS Flood Severity Categories and Use David Ford, David Ford of Gage Station Flood History Information Consulting Engineers, Inc. Probability Focus Groups Sheri Teodoru, CFI Group NOTE: ACSI = American Customer Satisfaction Index; BPA = Blanket Purchase Agreement; CICS = Cooperative Institute for Climate and Satellites; CSTAR = Collaborative Science Technology, and Applied Research Program; IDIQ = Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity; NGI = Northern Gulf Institute; PI = Principal I nvestigator; SPC = Storm Prediction Center; SSWR = Safe and Sustainable Water Resources.
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Award # SEES Fellows, SEES Hazards SEES Type 2: Modeling to Promote Seth Guikema 1331399 Hazards Regional Resilience to Repeated Heat Waves and Hurricanes Decision Risk and Distinguishing Two Dimensions of Subjective Craig Fox 1427469 Management Sci Uncertainty Decision Risk and Collaborative Research: Multi-scale Modeling of Peter Howe, 1459903 Management Sci Public Perceptions of Heat Wave Risk Jennifer Marlon 1459872 Sociology Collaborative Research: Community Reactions Hilary Boudet, 1357055 to Extreme Weather Events Doug McAdam 1357068 Geography and Spatial Doctoral Dissertation Research: Weather Risk, Matthew Turner 1459175 Sciences Climate Adaptation and Farmer Decision Making in the Southwestern United States Economics CAREER: Economic Theory, Testing of Theories Wojciech 644930 Olszewski Perception, Action, CAREER: Flexible Resource Allocation and George Alvarez 953730 and Cognition Efficient Coding in Human Vision NOTE: CAREER = Faculty Early Career Development Program; SEES = Science, Engineering, and Education for Sustainability.
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Award # SEES Hazards, Hazards SEES: Bridging Information, Uncertainty, Satish Ukkusuri 1520338 Infrastructure and Decision-Making in Hurricanes Using an Management and Interdisciplinary Perspective Extreme Events Infrastructure Structures of Long-Term Disaster Recovery: Michelle Meyer 1434957 Management and Organizational Roles and Collaboration in Six Extreme Events Cities Infrastructure Collaborative Research: An Integrated Approach Adam Rose, 1363437, Management and to Measuring Dynamic Economic Resilience Kathleen 1363409 Extreme Events Following Disasters Tierney Infrastructure RAPID: Network Improvisation in Emergency David 1313589 Management and Response: An Application to Debris Removal Mendonca Extreme Events Operations Special Studies and RAPID: Post-Disaster Risk Redefinition in Small James Mitchell 1324792 Analyses New Jersey Municipalities During the Initial Recovery Period following Super Storm Sandy NOTE: RAPID = Rapid Response Research; SEES = Science, Engineering, and Education for Sustainability.
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ENG $17.7 million CRISP Type 2/Collaborative Research: Critical Laura Siebeneck 1638317 Transitions in the Resilience and Recovery of Interdependent Social and Physical Networks GEO $11.2 million Hazard SEES: An Integrated Approach to Risk Ning Lin 1520683 Assessment and Management in Responding to Land Falling Hurricanes in a Changing Climate SBE $16.4 million Urban Resilience to Extreme Weather Related Charles Redman 1444755 Events Total $52,704,970 NOTES: The list is in order of the directorate managing the project; funding may be contributed by other directorates or agencies. Also shown is one relevant example of current NSF awards (active as of end of 2016)
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TABLE A.6 Examples of Weather-Related Research with a Social or Behavioral Science Component Funded by the Coastal Resilience Center of Excellence (CRC) , Led by the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Lead Project PI Institution Project Title Larry Atkinson Old Dominion A Tool to Measure Community Stress to Support Disaster University Resilience Planning James Prochaska University of Rhode Communicating Risk to Motivate Individual Action Island James Opaluch University of Rhode Overcoming Barriers to Motivate Community Action to Island Enhance Resilience Isaac Ginis University of Rhode Modeling the Combined Coastal and Inland Hazards from Island High-Impact Hypothetical Hurricanes Rachel Davidson University of Delaware An Interdisciplinary Approach to Household Strengthening and Insurance Decision SOURCE: Homeland Security University Programs Network.
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Kennedy Communicating Probability in Intelligence Analysis and School of Government Homeland Security John Richard University of Southern Dynamics of Public Fears, Beliefs, and Avoidance Behavior California William Burns University of Southern Examining the Potential of Using Twitter Data to Study California Public Response to Terrorist Threats Robin Dillon-Merrill Georgetown Including Perceptions of Near-Miss Events and Terrorist University Risk Factors in Risk Communication Timothy Sellnow North Dakota State Inoculation Strategies for Risk Communication University Messaging William Burns University of Southern Modeling the Dynamics of Risk Perception and California Fear: Examining Amplifying Mechanisms and Their Consequences SOURCE: Homeland Security University Programs Network.
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, Led by the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Lead Project PI Institution Project Title Eric Salathe University of Changing flood risk - Extreme precipitation, sea level rise, Washington and inundation Himanshu Grover University of Scenario-based Flood Risk Mapping Washington Adam Rose University of Southern Measuring Business and Economic Resilience in Disasters California Stephen Flynn Northeastern Resilience Governance University SOURCE: Homeland Security University Programs Network.
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