Development of resilient coastal communities in Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru

This project relates to SDG 11

This projects consists of a combination of seismic analyses, topographic mapping through high resolution laser sensor (LiDAR) and drones, application of mathematic propagation models, and surveys to local communities.

The ultimate goal is to update and improve response mechanism and plans in order to enhance the resilience of human populations.

To date, the research team behind this project is comforted by academics from:

Yachay Tech University, Ecuador
Tokio University, Japan
Catholic University of the Most Holy Conception, Chile

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