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Forecasting Where Wind, Precipitation Will Disrupt The Electrical Grid (Hartford Courant) A new weather model is being used to show where a severe storm is mostly likely to damage the electrical grid in Connecticut. The system is a collaboration between the […] Categories: Recent News |
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UConn engineers help CL&P predict storm damage (Journal Inquirer) University of Connecticut environmental engineers have provided Connecticut Light & Power with new damage prediction software that will give CL&P customized information in advance of a storm on […] Categories: Recent News |
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CL&P, UConn Partner to Help Anticipate Storm Damage (UConn Today) When Mother Nature brings destructive weather to Connecticut, it can cause significant damage to the state and its electric system. While Connecticut Light & Power tracks impending storms […] Categories: Recent News |
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CL&P and UConn Team Up (NBC Connecticut) CL&P and UConn have teamed up to come up with a new tool to predict where power outages could occur. “If you told us at the beginning it […] Categories: Recent News |
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UConn modeling helps CL&P predict storm damage (Hartford Business Journal) Who says the weatherman is always wrong? UConn environmental engineers have developed a computer model that Connecticut Light & Power is using to predict where it will […] Categories: Recent News |
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CL&P, UConn work together for better storm preparedness (New Haven Register) A team of environmental engineers from the University of Connecticut has developed a new damage prediction model that will help Connecticut Light & Power better plan for the […] Categories: Recent News |
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Can Science Develop Stronger Trees in Connecticut? (WNPR) As United Illuminating continues revisions on its ambitious tree-cutting plan, a group of scientists at UConn is studying why trees fail, and how they can be made stronger. What […] Categories: Recent News |
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UConn Researchers Go Into The Woods In Search Of New Ways To Protect Power Lines (Hartford Courant) Two professors, a master’s candidate and a research assistant walked into a forest. Their boots crunching in the snow, the research team made it to their experiment, a young […] Categories: Recent News |
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Peer Review of a CL&P / UConn Report Concerning Emergency Preparedness and Response at Selective Critical Facilities (Connecticut Academy of Science and Engineering) On behalf of the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) in accordance with Section 7(f) of Public Act 12-148: An Act Enhancing Emergency […] Categories: Recent News |
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Forecasting With a Global Perspective (UConn Today) Emmanouil Anagnostou, professor of civil and environmental engineering and the Northeast Utilities Endowed Chair in Environmental Engineering, can predict the movement of water using complex mathematical equations. But he […] Categories: Recent News |
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