Our vision is to enhance disaster resilience by providing access to high-quality, integrated disaster data across air, land, and water environments.

Focused on improving access to flood-risk data, strengthening community understanding of risk, and supporting evidence-based mitigation and planning decisions.

The Texas Disaster Information System (TDIS) is a comprehensive data platform intended for natural disaster management in Texas. TDIS aims to streamline the ingestion, storage, processing, and utilization of disaster-related data, with a focus on improving natural disaster preparedness, response, recovery, and mitigation efforts across the state.

This NSF-funded program connects students with partner institutions in the Netherlands and South Korea, tackling real challenges in coastal resilience and flood risk reduction.

Designed for students at the start of their research journey, this internship offers hands-on experience working alongside IDRT faculty and researchers on active resilience projects.