Marina Astitha, Associate Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering at UConn, was interviewed recently by FOX61 about her team’s development of a new AI program designed to remove errors in weather forecasting based on previous storm data. The program would supplement existing weather forecasting models used by meteorologists to help them adjust their forecasts in regard to wind or snow storms, a frequent occurrence in Connecticut. The goal is to create a cycle where the AI program can help improve the original models, making them more accurate.
Month: September 2025
2025-2026 Teale Lecture Series
2025-2026 Teale Lecture Series “On the Swamp: Fighting for Indigenous Environmental Justice” September 18, 2025 Ryan E. Emanuel Associate Professor of Hydrology, Duke University “The Declining Monarchy: A Butterfly’s Ecology Speaks to America’s Environmental Crisis” October 16, 2025 Anurag Agrawal James A. Perkins Professor of Environmental Studies, Cornell University “Does Evidence Even Matter? […]