Our choices about how we build and reshape urban areas over the coming decades will determine a lot about the long-term health of society and this planet.
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A team of Princeton architects, engineers and scientists led an effort to plan solutions that could protect a critical part of New York City from rising seas and intensifying storms. This composite aerial image shows Jamaica Bay, an area that includes John F. Kennedy International Airport and the neighborhoods behind it. Images courtesy of the researchers
Princeton collaborators bring layered approach to coastal resiliency in New York City
Elie Bou-Zeid’s research uses mobile sensors such as the vehicle-mounted Mobile Urban Sensing Technology (MUST) to gather data about urban environments. The research team included (from left) Hamidreza Omidvar *19, Einara Zahn, Bou-Zeid, and Maider Llaguno. (Photo by Sameer A. Khan/Fotobuddy)
