Cascadia Lifelines Program (CLiP) Webinar Series

2026-27 series of seismic resilience-focused webinars

The Cascadia Lifelines Program, housed at Oregon State University, conducts research that will allow Oregon’s lifeline providers to implement value- and cost-informed decisions to mitigate damage to Pacific Northwest infrastructure as the result of Cascadia Subduction Zone earthquakes.

Coordinated in collaboration with CRESCENT, the CLiP Webinar Series showcases advances in seismic hazard assessment, infrastructure design, and earthquake resilience initiatives. These monthly webinars are free to the community and will be of particular interest to practicing engineers, industrial scientists, and policy makers.

Fall 2026 – Spring 2027 CLiP Webinar Series

Please follow this link to register for each webinar.

DateTime (PST)TitlePresenter(s)
09/24/20262:00-3:00 pmCommunity Resilience and Disaster Simulation ModelerChad Machiela, Moshe Helman, Brandon Hernandez Calvario, Sebastian Rueda
10/22/20261:00-2:00 pmRevisiting an Enigma on California’s North CoastPeggy Hellweg
11/19/20261:00-2:00 pmFull-scale combined Cascadia EQ-tsunami exerciseMegan Stanton
12/17/20261:00-2:00 pmMitigating Critical Energy Infrastructure and Assessing InterdependenciesLuke Hanst
1/28/20271:00-2:00 pmResilience Planning to ensure Fuel Availability after Cascadia EventsJoseph Louis
2/18/20271:00-2:00 pmExperimental Modeling of Post-CSZ Electrical GridTed Brekken
3/18/20271:00-2:00 pmInferring paleoearthquake characteristics from landslides and geomorphology: Gales Creek Fault, OregonAdam Booth
4/15/20271:00-2:00 pmUpdates from the Cascadia Region Earthquake Science CenterCRESCENT Staff
5/20/20271:00-2:00 pmDevelopment and Application of Probabilistic Liquefaction Susceptibility ModelsArmin Stuedlein