Research in conversation
Presentations & workshops
Selected earthquake, tsunami, and catastrophe-risk presentations and workshops by Emmanuel Randle.
July 13 to 17, 2026 / Portland, Oregon
13th National Conference on Earthquake Engineering
Seismic Damage Assessment of Critical Facilities Accounting for Spatially Correlated Ground Motion Intensity Measures
A seismic damage-assessment framework examining how spatially correlated ground-motion intensities influence damage estimates for critical facilities.
May 28 to 29, 2026 / Berkeley, California
NHERI Computational Symposium
Impact of Spatial Correlation on Population Dislocation Estimates for Cascadia Subduction Zone Earthquake
Research on how spatial dependence in earthquake ground motion affects population dislocation estimates under Cascadia earthquake scenarios.
April 16 to 18, 2026 / Gleneden Beach, Oregon
NSF Cascadia CoPes Hub Annual Gathering
Post-Event Residential Displacement Including Seismic Hazard Spatial Correlation
How seismic-hazard spatial correlation influences estimates of residential displacement following major earthquakes.
February 9 to 10, 2026 / Astoria, Oregon
Navigating Coastal Hazards 3 Workshop
Effects of Seismic Hazard Spatial Correlation on Post-Event Residential Population Displacement
Implications of spatially correlated ground motion for residential population displacement in coastal communities.
Specialized training
August 11 to 13, 2026 / Austin, Texas
Strategic Program to Accelerate Researchers in Computing (SPARC)
An intensive workshop on advanced and high-performance computational methods for research.
June 1 to 4, 2026 / Potsdam, Germany
From Scenarios to Consequences: Probabilistic Tsunami Risk Analysis with Geo-INQUIRE Services
I participated in training connecting tsunami hazard scenarios with exposure, consequences, and probabilistic risk assessment using Geo-INQUIRE services.
