The Oregon Hazards Lab is a research lab within the University of Oregon’s Department of Earth Sciences. Our mission is to use science, technology, and community engagement to understand, detect, and mitigate multi-hazards within the Pacific Northwest. We are building a statewide sensor network that supports both resilience monitoring and scientific observing. Our work advances knowledge of natural and human-caused hazards and the environment, it helps to protect the public, and it contributes to community-level resilience. Our network includes Pacific Northwest Seismic Network seismic stations, wildfire detection cameras, and environmental monitoring sensors like Wild Sage Nodes. These devices deliver actionable real-time information during emergencies. They also collect the open-access data that are the cornerstones of scientific discovery, thereby fostering the convergent research necessary to build a more disaster-resilient society. These projects directly contribute to building a more resilient and livable future.
| Website | http://ohaz.uoregon.edu |
| Revenue | $897.1 million |
| Employees | 11 (10 on RocketReach) |
| Founded | 2018 |
| Address | 1600 Millrace Dr, Eugene, Oregon 97403, US |
| Industry | Non-profit Organizations |
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The Oregon Hazards Lab annual revenue was $897.1 million in 2026.
Charles Maggio is the Associate Director of Research and Development of Oregon Hazards Lab.
10 people are employed at Oregon Hazards Lab.
Oregon Hazards Lab is based in Eugene, Oregon.