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Facilities and Centers

The Davidson Laboratory is available to Stevens faculty and corporate partners for a variety of uses and services.

The lab is also connected with a number of facilities and centers that provide a wide variety of research and prototyping capabilities, including the Stevens MakerCenter, a collaborative a design hub where students and researchers conceptualize and build prototypes to turn ideas into reality.

Dr. Brendan Englot of Stevens Institute of Technology and his Ph.D. students customize an underwater remotely operated vehicle, the BlueROV, with cutting-edge 3D sonar perception and mapping capabilities.

Design and Evaluation

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Other Affiliated Laboratories

Davidson Laboratory's research includes the work of seven additional units that conduct basic and applied research, often integrated into the Laboratory’s educational activities.

Davidson Laboratory Marine Observation Group jetski research vessel

Coastal Engineering Research Laboratory

The Coastal Engineering Research Laboratory conducts high-resolution field investigations of shore protection projects including beach fill evolution, shoreline structure interaction, wave transformation, and sediment transport. Field research is supported by the Laboratory’s two research vessels and a jet ski based coastal bathymetric surveying system.

Marine Observation Group research vessel

Marine Observation & Prediction Laboratory

The Marine Observation and Prediction Laboratory is addressing the many challenges facing estuarine and coastal communities – including natural and man-made hazards by improving our ability to detect, understand, predict, and respond to changes to the marine environment.

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Information Systems Group

The Information Systems Group provides support and data storage for both real-world data acquisition and model forecasting, as well as for the generation of high-resolution model and real-time data images utilized in visualizations.

Rendering of a curling high wave in the ocean near a city in the background.

Integrated Spatial Modeling And Remote Sensing Technologies Laboratory (I-SMART)

The interdisciplinary team at I-SMART focuses their research on understanding various processes in land, atmosphere, and oceans and their interactions, as well as their impacts on urban communities, especially in the New York City metropolitan area. Researchers at I-SMART integrate remote sensing data, numerical models and in situ observations into the monitoring and decision-support systems they develop, leading to further tools and monitoring systems to support stakeholders and end-users in their decision-making processes.