Civil engineering researchers develop data analysis technique to improve bridge inspection using drones
Colorado State University researchers have developed a process to streamline bridge inspections and make them more objective and quantitative.
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Satellite map of human pressure on land provides insight on sustainable development
The map shows effects from deforestation, mining, urbanization and increasing agriculture.
CSU researchers predicting above-average 2021 Atlantic hurricane season
Of 17 named storms they're predicting, researchers expect eight to become hurricanes and four to reach major hurricane strength this season.
Systems engineering professor, NREL develop tools to make hydrokinetic turbines accessible
Assistant Professor Dan Herber is working alongside researchers NREL to remove barriers to future hydrokinetic energy development as part of a $1,200,000 ARPA-E grant for the ARPA-E SHARKS program.
Systems engineering Ph.D. student helped to develop Perseverance Rover sample tubes
Systems engineering Ph.D. student Paulo Younse, a robotics engineer at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, helped develop the sealing mechanism for the sample tubes Perseverance carries.
CSU researchers create new software for DOE to help reduce energy waste in next-generation buildings
Colorado State University researchers have developed modeling software that could help the building industry compare electrical performance to improve energy efficiency.
Reising receives $1.2 million NASA grant to develop next-generation satellite technologies for weather and climate missions
Professor Steve Reising will use a $1.2M NASA Advanced Component Technology grant to develop new microwave calibration techniques for CubeSats – a next generation technology that could transform weather prediction by enabling more frequent measurements of Earth’s atmosphere by constellations of CubeSats.
CSU civil engineers publish strategies for better managing health care systems during pandemics and natural disasters
Health care systems could save lives and minimize losses by optimizing resource allocation and implementing mitigation strategies, according to two new studies by Colorado State University researchers.
Insatiable demand for cannabis has created a giant carbon footprint
Mechanical engineering researchers have provided the most detailed accounting to date of the industry's greenhouse gas emissions.
Four CSU researchers selected for NASA team studying air quality and health
Four CSU researchers will interpret NASA data for public benefit as part of NASA’s Health and Air Quality Applied Sciences Team.