Lance Manuel
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Lance Manuel is a leading researcher in risk and reliability engineering, with a focus on the resilience of infrastructure systems under extreme environmental loads. His work centers on probabilistic modeling and decision-making for high-impact, low-probability (HILP) events, such as hurricanes, earthquakes, and climate-induced weather extremes. Manuel’s major contributions include developing advanced frameworks for assessing structural reliability, particularly for offshore wind turbines and coastal infrastructure, where he integrates stochastic dynamics with risk analysis. His 2022 paper, “SDG Final Decade of Action: Resilient Pathways to Build Back Better from High-Impact Low-Probability (HILP) Events,” has garnered 17 citations and highlights his commitment to aligning engineering resilience with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. This work underscores how HILP events can derail progress toward global sustainability, offering actionable pathways for adaptation. With a career spanning decades, Manuel has shaped how engineers and policymakers approach risk in a changing climate, making his research indispensable for students and professionals tackling the intersection of infrastructure, sustainability, and extreme events.
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