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Learning Objectives
In this course, you will:
- Gain deeper insights into climate change impacts on public infrastructure
- Familiarize yourself with historical climate trends and future climate projections
- Develop foundational knowledge of risk assessment principles and PIEVC tools
- Acquire practical experience in conducting climate change risk assessments
- earn to formulate effective strategies to address infrastructure climate vulnerabilities
- Understand the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration in addressing climate change impacts on infrastructure
Certification / Credential
Infrastructure and Climate Resilience Planning Micro-credential: Core Courses
Course Outline / Syllabus
Explore the PIEVC Protocol (Public Infrastructure Engineering Vulnerability Committee) and other crucial tools for assessing climate risks to public infrastructure. This course provides you with practical insights and hands-on practice in using these tools to evaluate vulnerability to extreme weather and future climate impacts. You'll learn systematic risk assessment and documentation, empowering you to address current and future climate challenges effectively.
In this course, you will explore:
- Historical climate trends and methods for projecting future climate
- Acquiring and applying climate data in infrastructure assessments
- Principles of risk assessment and practical use of PIEVC tools
- Hands-on experience with climate change risk assessment for various infrastructure examples
- Formulating strategies and recommendations for addressing infrastructure climate vulnerabilities
- Collaboration within multi-disciplinary teams to tackle climate change impacts on infrastructure
This course applies toward the following program:
Infrastructure Resilience Professional (IRP) Credentialling Program