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SAME Resilience COI Webinar: Weather Extremes - Impacts to Sites, Security, Society, and Supply Chains

About This Webinar

Extreme weather trends over the past 50 years have indicated a strong need for localized data regarding the amplification of weather events, and the impacts to the infrastructure and their interdependencies across regions.

This webinar takes an in-depth look at changes that are occurring at the upper levels of the atmosphere with our barometric high- and low-pressure systems; those responsible for all weather from heatwaves and stagnate air events to tornadic outbreaks, including flash flooding and pivots in drought trends across multiple countries. The result is a heightened strain on the built environment as well as major ecological fluctuations which threaten key resource hubs, supply chain movement predictability, and societal reactivity. This will be a lively and informative session focusing on these issues and the implications for infrastructure operators, risk managers, and supply chain leaders who should prepare for a more volatile landscape over the coming decades.

1 PDH available

Who can view: Everyone
Webinar Price: Free
Featured Presenters
Webinar hosting presenter
Senior Director, APTIM--Resilience & Infrastructure Solutions
Paul Tschirky, PhD, P.Eng, BC.CE leads APTIM’s resilience practice, bringing full-service resilient solutions to clients and communities across the U.S. and helping them adapt to environmental and climate-driven risks.
Webinar hosting presenter
Sunny Westcott, Chief Meteorologist, Emergency Management Specialist, National Hurricane Program Deputy PM, Regional Planning Branch | Response Division, Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
Sunny Wescott is a Federal Emergency Response Official Chief Meteorologist with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) specializing in national extreme weather hazards and climatological studies for impacts to public and private sector key resources. Within her new role as a Chief Meteorologist in FEMA, Ms. Wescott will focus on Response and Recovery through direct support to the National Hurricane Program. She previously served CISA providing expertise in extreme weather events impacting emergency response operations for telecommunications, supply chain, and critical infrastructure. Ms. Wescott provided focused reports for regions and critical infrastructure operators before, during, and after disasters. During her time in the US Air Force as a Lead Meteorologist, Ms. Wescott trained on continental and oceanic weather as the Top Forecaster for her support region and is considered a subject matter expert for multiple events such as drought, subsidence, wildfires, tropical cyclones, and winter storms. Ms. Wescott graduated top of her class for her degrees in Homeland Security Management, Public Safety Administration, and Atmospheric Sciences.
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