Matt Mason

Researcher at The University of Queensland, Wind Engineer, Natural Hazard Risk and Impact Modelling & Assessment

[Matt Mason @windisfun]

https://t.co/AxiIaRtmoQ

[Matt Mason @windisfun]

The SWIRLnet team is in the field deploying towers in front of #cyclone #jasper . Real-time wind and atmospheric data from our towers are available to view and download here: https://t.co/qM0eRpOMjv. @cts_jcu @HazardsResearch @RiskFrontiers @RMS

[Matt Mason @windisfun]

Insightful comment - and nice to see the role of understanding vulnerability (and changing vulnerability) highlighted as an important component of building better models.
https://t.co/ZGO1oKoImT via @@JournalCRR

[Matt Mason @windisfun]

Physically Based Weather Hazard Modelling: Accounting for Climate Change https://t.co/mbS6ezUyWd via @@JournalCRR

[Matt Mason @windisfun]

@gregoryalankopp They called in the Australians and Canadians it seems...

[Matt Mason @windisfun]

Congratulations to Yuhui Zhang for taking out the AWES Postgraduate Student Prize at #AWES21. @AusWindEngineer

[Matt Mason @windisfun]

Nice keynote from Matt Vallis on Day 2 of #AWES21 on developing wind maps for Brazil. @AusWindEngineer

[Matt Mason @windisfun]

Wow, @FIU and @WindLaboratory you know how to go BIG! #AWES21

[Matt Mason @windisfun]

The first of several good student presentations at #AWES21. More good research coming from @cts_jcu!

[Matt Mason @windisfun]

@ProfJarz @insidiousrisks

[National Emergency Management Agency @nemagovau]

Finding ways to help Australians with rising insurance premiums and preparation for disasters will be the key focus of a new partnership between the Federal Government and the insurance sector.

More: https://t.co/mAJ3B6mJyZ

[Matt Mason @windisfun]

Learning about low rise building aerodynamics...and more with a great keynote from @gregoryalankopp at #AWES21 @AusWindEngineer

[Matt Mason @windisfun]

Reinsurers collaborate on new data standards for risk modelling https://t.co/7gUydV0MLH

[Matt Mason @windisfun]

@igiammanco33 Rather than a reserve of material, would a reserve of funds to move material from unaffected areas when needed be better? Trouble I see with material reserves is you may need lots of them... But maybe a large number of small reserves with robust networking could be resilient.

[Daniel Smith @windhuntr]

AWES21 Workshop Registration - https://t.co/BlxXJz9qDx

[Matt Mason @windisfun]

SWIRLnet all prepped and ready for any deployments this cyclone season! Two new towers (almost) ready for action and more to come over the coming years. @cts_jcu @UQ_EAIT @HazardsResearch

[Daniel Smith @windhuntr]

AWES21 Workshop Registration - https://t.co/GHdpX1ojYV

[Matt Mason @windisfun]

Fuelling up for day 3. #NHRF22 @HazardsResearch