Imagine having a crystal ball for your building that tells you exactly how a heatwave or flood will affect it. This project builds a digital twin of cities to predict disasters and suggests the best ways to upgrade old buildings. It's like a personalized health check and renovation plan for houses to keep people safe and save energy.
Urban areas are exposed to climate disasters because existing buildings were designed for a different climate and lack data-driven risk assessments. This leads to safety risks and inefficient energy use in aging building stocks.
A technology platform featuring 3+ risk models, AI-based energy simulations, and deep renovation passports combining 10+ retrofit solutions.
If you are a property manager dealing with aging building stocks and rising energy costs — this project developed deep renovation passports that combine 10+ retrofit solutions to achieve 70% energy savings.
If you are a city official dealing with unpredictable floods or earthquakes — this project developed a technology platform with 3+ risk assessment models and early warning systems to improve disaster resilience.
If you are an engineering firm dealing with strict carbon targets — this project developed a circular value chain for construction that targets 30% carbon footprint reductions and 60% environmental impact reduction.
Based on available project data, specific pricing for the end-user platform is not listed; however, the project is supported by a EUR 4,479,124 EU contribution.
Yes, the project is testing scalability across three distinct climatic areas in the EU and IndoPacific, specifically Dublin (IE), Patras (GR), and Wellington (NZ).
Based on available project data, the IP and licensing terms are not specified, but the project involves a consortium of 16 partners including 6 industry players.
The platform integrates BIM, digital twins, and monitoring systems to create a functional value chain for renovation.
The project runs from 2024-06-01 to 2027-11-30, suggesting the platform will be refined through 2027.
The consortium is well-balanced for commercialization, featuring 16 partners with a strong industry presence (38% industry ratio). With 6 industry partners and 5 SMEs, there is a clear bridge between academic research (5 universities) and market application, ensuring the resulting technology platform is geared toward practical construction and renovation needs.
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