Transportation Engineering Approaches to Climate Resiliency
Project Information
The goal of this project was to examine a range of projects in development around the United States to increase our knowledge on how to conduct project-level engineering assessments to asses climate change risks and develop adaptation options for a range of project types (pavements, culverts, bridges, etc.) and climate change stressors (flooding, drought, etc.).
- 6801-13123, GS-23F-0016P
- DTFH6114F00008
- Infrastructure
- Planning, Environment, and Realty
- FY 2002-2022 / Planning, Environment, and Realty / Resiliency
- Data and Analysis
This project produced nine case studies that focused on addressing resilience in project development and preliminary engineering, and a synthesis report that collect lessons learned and strategies for addressing resilience at the project level.
The processes included in and modeled by this work have been used by some States and consulting firms to analyze project level risk and to develop solutions.
This project and related engineering and project development focused research conducted by Federal Highway Administration serves as the basis for an upcoming National Highway Institute course focused on resilience. We plan to pilot the course in March 2022.
AMRP = Annual Modal Research Plan