Expresso, one of Portugal’s leading publications, recently highlighted the REDACt Project (Rapid Earthquake Damage Assessment Consortium) and its groundbreaking work in developing technology that ensures critical help reaches those who need it most after an earthquake.In the aftermath of a major seismic event, every second is vital. The REDACt Project’s innovative solution harnesses advanced data analytics, real-time geospatial mapping, and predictive modelling to pinpoint the areas where emergency assistance is… Read More »REDACt Project Featured in Expresso: Pioneering Technology to Save Lives After Earthquakes

We are thrilled to announce the successful completion of the Rapid Earthquake Damage Assessment consortium (REDACt) research project! We are proud to share that the project has not only achieved but also surpassed many of its set targets and objectives. Over 50 esteemed scientists from various institutions collaborated closely throughout this endeavor. Led by the International Hellenic University as the lead partner (GR), and with the invaluable contributions of partners… Read More »REDACt Project Update and…Distinctions!

The REDACt project was successfully completed. Check out the presentation of the project Final Presentation of the Project

Interview with Prof. Konstantinos Papatheodorou, REDACt project Coordinator “Preparing to survive earthquakes” Check out this interesting interview… “how to be best ready for an earthquake emergency”   https://tesim-enicbc.eu/voices/konstantinos-papatheodorou/

After the recommendation by the Managing Authority of the BSB Programme, REDACt is going to be featured in TESIM monthly newsletter based on Interview which will be provided by the project Coordinator, Professor Dr. K. Papatheodorou.

After the recommendation by the Managing Authority of the BSB Programme, REDACt is going to be presented at the TESIM event entitled “Because neighbours share the same home: environmental cooperation in Central and Eastern neighbourhood CBC programmes and projects” which will take place online in the morning of 28 February 2023. REDACt will be presented at the “Risks prevention and climate change mitigation” Breakout Room. More information about the event:… Read More »The REDACt project will be presented at the TESIM event | February 28, 2023|Online event

Date: February 24, 2023 Place: Civil Engineering Department, Democritus University of Thrace (DUTh), Conference Center, Xanthi, Greece. More information: https://civil.duth.gr/2023/02/21/update-on-hybrid-physical-virtual-real-time-workshop-in-innovative-seismic-protection-of-structural-elements-and-structures-with-novel-materials-friday-24th-of-february/

GeoSense is a cluster of four EU-funded projects, including TURNkey, CRISIS, and REDACt, which aim to mitigate the impact of earthquakes on society, industries, and infrastructures by improving the prevention and response capacity to those events. Key points: To provide a robust decision-making framework and implementation tools To provide tools for earthquake damage assessment and information dissemination To enhance public response and awareness Find out more in our Policy Brief… Read More »GeoSense Cluster – Policy Brief

We have recently partnered up as GeoSense Cluster with Turnkey project (Towards more Earthquake-resilient Urban Societies through a Multi-sensor-based Information System enabling Earthquake Forecasting, Early Warning and Rapid Response actions| https://earthquake-turnkey.eu/), CRISIS project (Comprehensive RISk assessment of basic services and transport InfraStructure | http://www.crisis-project.org/) and METIS project (Seismic Risk assessment for Nuclear Safety | https://metis-h2020.eu/). Together we aim to improve the prevention and response capacity to earthquakes. Find out more… Read More »GeoSense Cluster