Despite recent advancements in hurricane hazard characterization and a better
understanding of the vulnerabilities of the built environment to hurricane-related hazards …

Wood poles are among key components of the overhead grid infrastructure that are highly
vulnerable to wind hazards. In coastal regions where hurricanes are often accompanied with …

Low-rise wood buildings, which occupy over 95% of all residential structures in the US,
suffer from wind hazards, such as hurricanes, winter storms, and tornadoes. Realistic wind …

Tree failures under extreme gusts could exacerbate storm damages to critical infrastructures,
including the power delivery system, transportation network, or residential buildings …

The widespread hurricane-induced damage to residential houses in the United States leads
to severe social and economic impacts. Recent community-wide efforts by researchers …

With an increase in the frequency and intensity of hurricanes in the United States, effective
mitigation solutions should be considered by individuals and governments. This paper …

With recent hurricanes causing devastating economic losses, structural damages, and
societal impacts on coastal communities, residential building hurricane mitigation measures …

With sea level rise and hurricane intensification projected in coming years due to climate
change, the risk to coastal communities is greatly amplified. In the wake of potential future …

With changing climate, coastal areas are facing increasingly threats from the typhoon–
rainstorm–storm surge-flood (TRSSF) chain. However, among various exposures of the …

Recent events have demonstrated the devastating impact of meteorological hazards on
buildings and infrastructure. The possible effects of climate change on their frequency and …