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GeoSEA Launches Drone Mission Request Tool

The ODU GeoSEA Team has developed an application for users to submit drone mission requests. The team will evaluate submissions and coordinate to carry out drone flights. (More)

NASA Digital Twin

ODU researchers are building a digital version of Hampton Roads to simulate the area’s flooding future. (More)

Economic Cost of Doing Nothing

ODU’s GeoSEA estimated exactly how much coastal Virginia could lose if nothing changes to confront sea level rise and flooding. (More)

Flood Modeling featured in Waters Rising exhibit at the Chrysler Museum

Waters Rising explores the research undertaken by ICAR to strengthen coastal resilience in Hampton Roads. This site is a complement to the museum exhibition which ran from December 24, 2021–May 29, 2022. (More)

GeoSEA develops future sea level and tidal flooding maps for Virginia

ODU's GeoSEA Center develops future sea level rise and flooding maps to support Governor Northam's development of the Commonwealth's first ever Coastal Resilience Master Plan. (More)

ODU Research Suggests Evidence of a Tornado Alley in Virginia

Recent weather patterns and climate science suggest Tornado Alley has moved; data show increased storms likely to spawn tornadoes in Deep South states like Alabama and North Carolina. This shift inspired Tom Allen, professor in Old Dominion University's Department of Political Science and Geography, to consider whether our state has a geographic region more prone to tornadoes. (More)

Drones Used to Calibrate Equipment to Monitor Coastal Currents

Old Dominion University's Teresa Updyke and George McLeod have been using drones in an innovative way: to calibrate radar antennas located along the bay and coast. (More)

ODU’s Blue Line Project Illustrates Future Sea Level

An ODU team led by Dr. Tom Allen partnered with City of Norfolk and NOAA to use drones, GIS, blue water-based paint, chalk lines, and flags to show the projected future high tides. (More)

GeoSEA develops data for award winning paper

A paper by ODU’s Dr. Joshua Behr and Carol Considine was recently awarded top paper at an international engineering conference. (More)

Major Hurricane Impacts on Coastal Virginia

Dr. Bob McNab partnered with GeoSEA to analyze the costs of a major hurricane impacting the Virginia Beach-Norfolk-Newport News Metropolitan Area. (More)

GeoSEA honored with SAG Award

ODU’s geospatial team won a Special Achievement in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) award from Esri, the world's leading location intelligence company. (More)

GeoSEA Launches Drone Mission Request Tool

NASA Digital Twin

Economic Cost of Doing Nothing

Flood Modeling featured in Waters Rising exhibit at the Chrysler Museum

GeoSEA develops future sea level and tidal flooding maps for Virginia

ODU Research Suggests Evidence of a Tornado Alley in Virginia

Drones Used to Calibrate Equipment to Monitor Coastal Currents

ODU’s Blue Line Project Illustrates Future Sea Level

GeoSEA develops data for award winning paper

Major Hurricane Impacts on Coastal Virginia

GeoSEA honored with SAG Award

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