Conducting research is a critical element of SCIPP. Research allows us to contribute to the advancement of science while concurrently meeting needs that are identified through our stakeholder networks. We conduct social and physical science research related to climate hazards and challenges.
Social science methods are employed to understand needs and the contexts in which decisions are made so that our research, products and services are relevant to decision makers. Physical science research is conducted to better understand the physical surroundings and the climate hazards that impact the southern U.S. Below are some of the recent lines of research we have been pursuing.
Research dates: 2012
Investigator(s): Amanda Billiot, Barry Keim
Research dates: 2011 - 2012
Investigator(s): Rachel Riley, Renee Edwards
Research dates: 2011
Investigator(s): Esther White, James Hocker, Mark Shafer
Research dates: 2011
Investigator(s): Renee Edwards
Research dates: 2010-2013
Investigator(s): Hal Needham, Barry Keim
Research dates: 2010-2012
Investigator(s): Lu Liu, Yang Hong, Mark Shafer, Rachel Riley, James Hocker
Research dates: 2010-2012
Investigator(s): Rachel Riley, Hal Needham, Lynne Carter
Research dates: 2009-2013
Investigator(s): Wanyun Shao, Barry Keim, James Garand, Lawrence Hamilton
Research dates: 2008-2012
Investigator(s): Anna Trevino, Robert Rohli, David P. Brown
Research dates: 2008-2010
Investigator(s): Ricardo Nogueira, Barry Keim
Research dates: 2008-2010
Investigator(s): Ricardo Nogueira, Barry Keim, David Brown, Kevin Robbins
Research dates: 2008-2010
Investigator(s): Heather Campbell, Mark Shafer, Ken Crawford
Research dates: 2008-2010
Investigator(s): Robert Gottlieb, James Hocker, Mark Shafer
Research dates: 2008 - 2013
Investigator(s): Rachel Riley, Renee Edwards, Lynne Carter, Mark Shafer, Margret Boone, James Hocker