Training Opportunities and Resources
Upcoming Webinars
WHEN: Wednesday, November 3, 2021 at 1 pm Central
WHAT: Learning from Hurricane Michael
WHO: Open to the public, hosted by DesignSafe
HOW: Register Here
Compilation of StEER webinars & webinars hosted by other partners.
Webinars & Training Videos
WEBINAR
Aug. 27, 2019
Field Assessment Structural Team (FAST) Webinar
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Introduction to FASTs in hurricane event responses
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WEBINAR
Nov. 11, 2020
Best Practices to Enhance the Quality, Discoverability and Re-Use Potential for Post-Event Reconnaissance Reconnaissance Data
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Best practices for collecting & documenting recon. data
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Engaging the Field Research Data Model
WEBINAR
Aug. 29, 2019
Virtual Assessment Structural Team (VAST) Webinar (Aug. 29, 2019)
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Introduction to StEER Virtual Assessment Structural Teams (VASTs) in hurricane event responses
WEBINAR
Oct. 23, 2020
Coordinating After Natural Hazard Events to Document the Performance of the Built Environment: The Structural Extreme Events Reconnaissance (StEER) Network
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StEER’s event response workflow and member engagement models
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StEER data standards and mission configurations
Members, please see your private StEER Members Shared Drive for these and other resources.
Primary Resources
Member Guidelines
Polices governing member participation in StEER.
DEQC Handbook: Earthquakes
Guidelines for data enrichment and quality control (earthquake).
Mobile App Suite
Access using user name and password at Fulcrum.
Report Preparation Handbook
Standards for authorship of StEER event briefings, reports.
DEQC Handbook: Windstorms
Guidelines for data enrichment and quality control (wind).
Product Curation Handbook
Guidelines to curate StEER products in DesignSafe.
FAST Handbook
Guidance for FAST participation in field responses.
Converge Resources
Converge is releasing supplemental training on socio-cultural, ethical and interdisciplinary dimensions of disaster research. The release of these educational modules (which require registration in the CONVERGE platform, see link below) are accompanied by webinars (see links below to access recording). As these become available, StEER will link these resources here along with guidance:
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Required: this training module should be completed by all StEER members
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Recommended: this training module will broaden understanding of disaster context and impacts and is thus recommended to all StEER members
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Suggested: while this training module may not be immediately relevant to StEER members, it is suggested for informational purposes only