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Extreme Flooding from Florence Likely, Due to Convergence of Threats
“We have ignored it in the past, we cannot ignore it in the future,” says Amir AghaKouchak, a civil engineer at the University of California, Irvine …. AghaKouchak is studying how sea level rise might affect such flooding; a 2017 study he co-authored found that when compound flooding and sea level rise were factored in, the chances of floods that exceed what local infrastructure was built to accommodate went up considerably.
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EECS: Year in Review 2019-20
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Engineering Ingenuity
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Engineering Gateway Spring 2016
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Electric vehicle owners in Phoenix can rent out their charging stations on new Buzze app
Analysts cite a number of factors for consumer’s hesitancy to buy an EV — price is often a big one. But so too can be the infrastructure needed to charge an EV, and how available chargers are. A local start-up, called Buzze, is looking to help in that area. Owners of EV chargers can essentially rent them out to EV drivers who are looking for a place to plug in. It’s a mobile app ….
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Electrical Engineer Position
Development of position and pressure sensor
Deadline: N/A
Alexis Meshi, a community psychiatrist in OC, is looking to work with an electrical engineer to develop a wearable head cap for TMS (transcranial magnetic stimulation) treatment in the community medical clinic. TMS is currently FDA approved for the treatment of depression. Meshi is looking for help with the development of a position and pressure sensor to be used with the head cap. For more information, please contact him directly at (949) 290-9867.
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Experts Guide
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Extreme Flooding from Florence Likely, Due to Convergence of Threats
“We have ignored it in the past, we cannot ignore it in the future,” says Amir AghaKouchak, a civil engineer at the University of California, Irvine …. AghaKouchak is studying how sea level rise might affect such flooding; a 2017 study he co-authored found that when compound flooding and sea level rise were factored in, the chances of floods that exceed what local infrastructure was built to accommodate went up considerably.