A future where communities leverage integrated micromobility-resilience hub systems to ensure reliable, agile, and equitable resource distribution in response to diverse hazards

Bicycles can be a powerful tool in disasters, especially when roads are blocked, fuel is limited, or traffic is overwhelming. A Bicycle Disaster Resilience Hub brings together bikes, cargo bikes, tools, supplies, and trained volunteers to support local preparedness, response, and recovery. In everyday life, it can serve as a place for repair workshops, education, and community connection; during disasters, it can help deliver food, water, medicine, information, and mutual aid where cars may not be able to go.

Modeling & Simulations
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Our Team Member


Dr. Chen Chen
Assistant Professor

School of Fire, Construction, and Emergency Management, Oklahoma State University

Dr. Katherine Idziorek
Assistant Professor

Dept. of Earth, Environmental, and Geographical Sciences, University of North Carolina at Charlotte

Dr. Stephen Wong
Assistant Professor

Dept. of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Alberta

Dr. Andrew L. Dannenberg
Affiliate Professor

Dept. of Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences

Dept. of Urban Design and Planning, University of Washington

Qianli Qiu
Graduate Research Assistant

Ph.D. Student, Fire and Emergency Management Administration Program

Oklahoma State University