A small sample of the cityscape of New York City and its infrastructure.

Welcome to ICIS

ICIS in the press:

Dr. Rae Zimmerman, Director of ICIS and Dr. Carlos E. Restrepo, Research Scientist, have been featured in a number of recent news items regarding the recent infrastructure failures. Click here to see the recent mentions of ICIS in the world press.

For brief abstracts of our current research projects click here.

For a listing of our publications, presentations and other ICIS information click here.

An Introduction

The Institute for Civil Infrastructure Systems (ICIS) is a research and education center located at New York University’s Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service. Infrastructure is a key foundation for our quality of life, economy, jobs, and environmental sustainability. Our activities support the discovery of new insights and interdisciplinary approaches to planning, building, and managing civil infrastructure systems to meet their social and environmental objectives. Current areas of research include infrastructure security, risk communication and management, and the sustainability of urban areas. See more about ICIS.

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The ICIS Information Exchange

The information exchange provides a forum for all infrastructure stakeholders to disseminate the latest innovations in the field, new research findings, and provides opportunities for involvement, collaboration and learning. Search.