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Six days of shared research, decisions, prototypes, and feedback shaped the Resilience Atlas.

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At a glance

• Challenge: Understand energy-infrastructure vulnerability in New York City using evidence the team could responsibly support.
• Team approach: Explore the problem together, combine different perspectives, test ideas, and use feedback to refine the direction.
• Six-day capstone: The research, decisions, prototypes, and presentation that shaped the project.
• Resilience Atlas: A map-centered experience for exploring public climate and energy evidence, supported by deeper analysis.
• Resilience Alignment Sprint: A reusable approach that emerged later from reflecting on how the team moved from an open-ended challenge toward shared understanding and action.

Open the live Resilience Atlas

The Atlas supports exploration, investigation, and discussion. It does not represent private utility systems, predict infrastructure failure, or provide definitive risk scores.

Six-day journey

Problem → Team Decision → Impact

Six-Day Journey

Team retrospective

How Resilience Atlas Emerged — Team Retrospective

Project materials

Project Materials