Tropical cyclone engineering

<p>Tropical cyclone engineering, or hurricane engineering, is a specialist sub-discipline of <a href="/facts/Civil_engineering/avh5kEq2">civil engineering</a> that encompasses planning, analysis, design, response, and recovery of civil engineering systems and infrastructure for <a href="/facts/Hurricane/FQzVXly7">hurricane</a> hazards. Hurricane engineering is a relatively new and emerging discipline within the field of civil engineering. It is an integration of many recognized branches of engineering, such as <a href="/facts/Structural_engineering/Wj1vpoGh">structural engineering</a>, <a href="/facts/Wind_engineering/SjSwQvY1">wind engineering</a>, <a href="/facts/Coastal_engineering/6Bu6tx1z">coastal engineering</a>, and <a href="/facts/Forensic_engineering/xChqhgfC">forensic engineering</a>, with other recognized sciences and planning functions such as, <a href="/facts/Climatology/bYS7FktY">climatology</a>, <a href="/facts/Oceanography/LtrG6peD">oceanography</a>, <a href="/facts/Architecture/FccThs8G">architecture</a>, <a href="/facts/Emergency_management/YjGIyW91">emergency management</a> and preparedness, hazard mitigation, and hazard vulnerability analysis. Hurricane engineering aims to minimize risks to human safety, the natural and built environment, and business processes.
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Tropical cyclone engineering