REU Site: Undergraduate Research Experiences on Resilient and Sustainable of Infrastructure System in Smart Cities (RSISSC)

为期三年的REU网站，俄亥俄州立大学智能城市弹性和可持续基础设施系统本科生研究经验（RSISSC），每年将为10名本科生举办为期10周的夏季研究经验，共同研究智能城市的研究问题。参与者将参与跨学科项目并进行实践研究，同时与教师和研究生研究大使密切合作。参与者将扩大他们的网络和专业准备，以获得土木、环境和大地测量工程的研究生学位。通过客座讲座和实地考察，将加强研究活动。REU的学生将学习如何进行科学研究，以及如何有效地沟通，建立网络，并向普通观众展示他们的研究。REU网站将提供一个新的框架，在“智慧城市”的保护下分享想法，这将为学生提供丰富的背景，为未来在土木、环境和大地测量工程方面的职业做好准备。为期三年的REU网站，俄亥俄州立大学智能城市弹性和可持续基础设施系统本科生研究经验（RSISSC），每年将为10名本科生举办为期10周的夏季研究经验，共同研究智能城市的研究问题。REU参与者获得的研究成果将通过耦合传感器和数据分析策略的应用开发以及新材料和新技术的应用，直接增强智慧城市的运营。RSISSC REU计划的重点是多样化的劳动力与代表性不足的科学和工程学生。该项目提供研究培训，以参与开发智慧城市解决方案，以应对人口增长、基础设施资产老化和气候变化对城市社会安全造成的综合压力。重要的是，REU的研究进展跨越了民用基础设施系统、地理空间数据收集和分析、公共卫生保护和能源系统。这种交叉切割将发生在土木、环境和大地测量工程子学科领域之间的界面。通过将本科生、教师和研究生聚集在一起，REU网站将提供一个新的框架，在“智慧城市”的保护下分享想法，这将为学生在土木、环境和大地测量工程方面的未来职业做好准备提供丰富的背景。该奖项反映了美国国家科学基金会的法定使命，并通过使用基金会的知识价值和更广泛的影响审查标准进行评估，被认为值得支持。

The three-year REU Site, Undergraduate Research Experiences on Resilient and Sustainable Infrastructure System in Smart Cities (RSISSC) at The Ohio State University will host a 10-week summer research experience for 10 undergraduate students each year to work collaboratively on research problems in Smart Cities. Participants will engage in interdisciplinary projects and conduct hands-on research while working closely with faculty and graduate research ambassadors. Participants will expand their networks and professional preparation for graduate degrees in civil, environmental, and geodetic engineering. Research activities will be enhanced through guest lectures and field trips. The REU students will learn how to conduct scientific research and how to effectively communicate, network, and present their research to a general audience. The REU Site will offer a new framework to share ideas under the umbrella of the ‘Smart City’ that will provide a rich context to prepare students for future careers in civil, environmental and geodetic engineering.The three-year REU Site, Undergraduate Research Experiences on Resilient and Sustainable Infrastructure System in Smart Cities (RSISSC) at The Ohio State University will host a 10-week summer research experience for 10 undergraduate students each year to work collaboratively on research problems in Smart Cities. The research findings obtained by REU participants will directly enhance the operation of Smart Cities through the applied development of coupled sensor and data analytics strategies and through the application of novel materials and technologies. The RSISSC REU program focuses on diversifying the workforce with underrepresented science and engineering students. The project provides research training to engage in developing Smart City solutions to address the combined pressures that the growing population, aging infrastructure assets, and changing climate have on the safety and security of urban society. Importantly, the REU research advances are cross-cutting across civil infrastructure systems, geospatial data collection and analysis, public health protection, and energy systems. This cross-cutting will occur at interfaces between civil, environmental, and geodetic engineering sub-disciplinary areas. By bringing together undergraduate students, faculty, and graduate students, the REU Site will offer a new framework to share ideas under the umbrella of the ‘Smart City’ that will provide a rich context to prepare students for future careers in civil, environmental and geodetic engineering.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.