Open Invitation

The EU-CIRCLE project invites researchers and stakeholders in the scientific domains of critical infrastructures, climate change and resilience to participate in the project. EU-CIRCE has developed an innovative framework for supporting the resilience of interconnected European Infrastructure’s to climate pressures [D3.4] [D4.1], supported by an end-to- end modelling environment [CIRP] where new analyses can be added anywhere along the analysis workflow and multiple scientific disciplines can work together to understand interdependencies, and jointly discuss present and past research results.

Stakeholders and researchers may become involved through any of the following means:

Providing tools for various phases of the analyses
Providing climate data
Proposing new algorithm schemes and models
Validating existing results
Participating in the final demonstration of the EU-CIRCLE framework

All these will be tested in a virtual environment [SimICI] created by the project
which represents interconnected infrastructures [energy, transportation, water] in realistic conditions.

For more information and ways to join, please contact :

Dr. Athanasios Sfetsos, EU-CIRCLE coordinator

Email: ts@ipta.demokritos.gr

EU-CIRCLE Training on Enhancing Resilience of Critical Infrastructure to Climate Change

EU-CIRCLE has developed practical training material in the methodologies and tools developed by the project. The training material is aimed at CI operators, city managers, National Authorities (CI Regulatory Authorities, Environment Authorities, Met Offices), researchers and academics, consultants and any other interested individuals.

A dedicated e-training platform has been created and can be accessed here.