Sustainable Environmental Resilience Technologies: FREE Open-Access paper

A miniature city model on a desk sustainable technology, with wind turbines and solar panels.

Designing environmental resilience technology that transition research to commercialization providing sustainable solutions In this paper we talk about a model for defining requirements for providing information technologies and data analytics as “environmental resilience technologies”. This methodology combines systematic analysis of the decision space with human centered design (HCD) to provide a model for transition research […]

Wicked Problems need WKID Innovation

WKID Innovation framework used to solve wicked problems using NASA System Engineering, PEST analysis, and the Knowledge Hierarchy.

Founder Natasha Stavros (PhD) developed the WKID (pronounced “wicked”) Innovation framework to describe how to system engineer change to solve wicked problems. Wicked problems involve multiple organizations and often involve disagreement about the causes and best solutions. What is WKID Innovation? WKID Innovation is a framework to generalize processes for innovation using leadership techniques and […]

Fire, Technology and Where We Are Today

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Interview Transcript from CU On the Air Already in the U.S. in 2021, some 95 large fires have burned more than 2 million acres in 15 states. Nearly 24,000 wildland firefighters and support personnel are on the front lines across the country. Today on CU on the Air, host Emily Davies talks with CU Boulder Professor Natasha […]

The Wicked Wildfire Problem and Solution Space

Wildland Urban Interface shows the complexity of wildfire as wicked socio-ecological phenomena.

Dr. Stavros gave a plenary talk on the wicked wildfire problem and solution space to frame the context for the Keck Institute of Space Science workshop on Detecting and Tracking the Fires that Matter. What is needed, what is possible, how do we build it? In this talk, Dr. Stavros provides an overview of what […]

NYTimes: Australia’s Fire Season Ends, and Researchers Look to the Next One

Climate system and fire from one continent to the next.

Founder Dr. Stavros discusses innovation technologies for fire management. Australia’s Fire Season Ends, and Researchers Look to the Next One With its otherworldly conditions, Australia has become a testing ground for fire-prediction technology. By Helen Sullivan April 21, 2020 Reposted from NYTimes. SYDNEY, Australia — On March 2, for the first time in 240 days, not […]