Imagine a digital brain for a city that predicts when a flood or cyber-attack might hit and tells everyone exactly how to react. It connects power plants, fire departments, and city hall into one shared map so they don't waste resources. It's like a high-tech early warning system that helps small towns get the same protection as big cities.
City managers and emergency services struggle to coordinate during disasters because their data is siloed and they lack affordable tools to predict multi-hazard threats.
An EU-sovereign Knowledge Hub and a platform featuring Generative AI tools for threat forecasting, risk assessment, and scenario simulations.
If you are a security firm dealing with complex urban cyber-attacks — this project developed a Knowledge Hub and threat forecasting tools that improve situational awareness. This allows for faster response times and better protection of critical infrastructure.
If you are a software provider dealing with fragmented data during natural disasters — this project developed an Information Sharing Protocol that enables cost-effective resource pooling. This helps your clients coordinate across different agencies more efficiently.
If you are a consultancy dealing with climate change adaptation for municipalities — this project developed scenario-based simulations and resilience plan evaluation tools. This provides a data-backed way to justify infrastructure investments to local authorities.
Based on available project data, the project focuses on creating cost-effective services and resource pooling to help smaller municipalities, but specific pricing is not listed.
Yes, the project uses 4 pilot sites in Slovenia, Italy, and Spain to ensure the solutions are scalable and adaptable across Europe.
The project is built on open data, open models, and open-source software, suggesting a transparent and accessible licensing approach.
The project emphasizes an EU-sovereign Knowledge Hub and ensures data security through its Information Sharing Protocol.
The project period runs from 2025-10-01 to 2028-09-30, meaning full validation occurs by late 2028.
The consortium is heavily industry-driven, with 15 industrial partners (50% of the total) and 6 SMEs. This strong commercial presence, combined with 30 partners across 10 countries, indicates a high focus on practical application and market viability rather than pure academic research.
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