Argonne National Laboratory scientists in decision and infrastructure sciences conduct applied research and analysis to deliver tools and methodologies to solve national risk and resilience challenges.
Communities across the nation need innovative and transparent economic data access, research, and analysis to support and strengthen their economic development and resilience.
In this presentation, Argonne’s Director of the National Economic Research & Resilience Center (NERRC) Iain Reed Hyde, colleagues Alison Turner and Carmell Burdi, and U.S. Department of Commerce partners at the Economic Development Administration demonstrate the updated National Economic Resilience Data Explorer (NERDE).
This free online portal helps decision makers understand a community’s economic strengths and vulnerabilities by providing data regarding local economic distress, employment and gross domestic product, local industry clusters, climate risk and innovation. This information can be used to create economic development plans, improve resilience, and apply for economic assistance and grants.
The National Economic Resilience Data Explorer (NERDE) is a is a free online portal that helps you understand your community’s economic strengths and vulnerabilities by providing data regarding local economic distress, employment and gross domestic product, local industry clusters, climate risk and innovation. You can use this information to create economic development plans, improve resilience, and apply for economic assistance and grants.
The newly enhanced NERDE makes these tasks easier than ever – whether you are a beginner or long-time user. To ensure that users of all levels get the most out of the new NERDE, we’ve scheduled free webinars to help.
00:00 – 01:03 Intro from National Economic Research & Resilience Center
01:03 – 03:07 Opening Statement from EDA
03:07 – 07:16 Background on NERRC/NERDE
07:16 – 10:00 What’s New with NERDE
10:00 – 39:05 Technical Demonstration / NERDE Tutorial
39:06 – 44:20 Use Cases
44:20 – 53:15 Q&A and Conclusion
Visit the NERDE portal for more information ►► https://nerde.anl.gov/
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