Southern California Extreme Heat Research Hub
Investigating extreme heat, its impacts, and sustainable adaptation in coastal Southern California.
What drives patterns of extreme heat? Who feels the effects of extreme temperatures most strongly? How does the built environment play a role? Can vegetation help ease the impacts of heat? How do we ensure that green intervention strategies are sustainable in a region that's prone to drought?
Join us as we seek to answer these questions and more!
Latest News
Empowering Students in the Science Community: Creating spaces for students to envision themselves as scientists. Their scientific work is not just a part of the classroom, but a valuable contribution to the scientific community.
SoCal Heat Hub’s 2025 Community Partner Workshop
Ecohydrology Team Members Present Findings at AGU Conference
Mapping the Interactions between Heat, Plants, and Water: My Experience with the Ecohydrology and Heat Explorer
SoCal Heat Hub at H3SD: Research, Education, and Action for Climate Resilience
Welcome Zhuohan Fang to the Team!
The Southern California Extreme Heat Research Hub is supported by the National Science Foundation under Award No. 2209058.
Any opinions, findings and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.