As spring flooding threatens cities across the Midwest, local government leaders on the frontlines of COVID-19 prepare for a “dual disaster” response
A message from IFC Director Witold Krajewski in response to COVID-19.
As flooding becomes more frequent, more Iowa towns find themselves underwater.
Dealing with ice and snow may be more immediate concerns for Iowans, but Witold Krajewski says it’s not too soon to be thinking about sandbags and temporary flood barriers.
Around 30 delegates from Texas came to Iowa to learn about flood tools, technologies, and mitigation projects they can learn from and adapt to protect their communities back home.
Enes Yildirim is from Trabzon, a rainy city in northern Turkey where he first started his career in hydroinformatics.
Director Krajewski is recognized for his service to Iowans by providing accurate and useful scientific information to mitigate flood hazards.
Director Krajewski is recognized for his service to Iowans by providing accurate and useful scientific information to mitigate flood hazards.
Lindsay Otto, a Sustainable Water Development graduate student, put her love of bridges and puzzles together to create an engineering career.
Just a week before Hurricane Dorian brought flooding to parts of North Carolina, IIHR and the Iowa Flood Center (IFC) hosted a group from North Carolina who had come to learn about Iowa’s efforts to become more flood-resilient.
