This webinar is the 7th episode in the SCORE webinar series!
SCORE Webinar #7: The SCORE Digital Twin: the application of smart technologies against climate change
Description
The SCORE project is developing a GIS-Based Early Warning Support and Digital Twin Platform aiming to offer a virtual environment in which various climate change scenarios and actions may be visualized and optimal solutions discovered. The Platform will assist local and national governance in collaborative resilience management strategies, considering demographics, water supply, climate and land use changes, adaptation measures and coastal ecosystem services.
This webinar will focus on the SCORE’s early warning system and digital twin approach to tackle climate change. Experts from the SCORE project will explain what is a digital twin, why it has been adopted in SCORE, how the system is structured, which are the possible operations, which are the inputs and outputs. We will also show practical exemples, including a mini-demo on what can be visualised on the interface and how can a simulation be set up.
Date & Time
Friday, 5 April 2024, from 11:00am to 12:00 pm (CEST)
Agenda
- 11.00 – 11.05: Welcome & Introduction | Laura De Nale (Euronovia)
- 11.05 – 11.20: Digital Twin – Early Warning Support architecture | The User Scenario Evaluation subsystem¹ | Giovanni Serafino (MBI)
- 11.20 – 11.35: Modelisation of Ecosystem-based approaches in the Digital Twin | The Early-Warning Support subsystem² | Andrea Rucci (MBI)
- 11.35 – 11.45: The Digital Twin Graphical User Interface | Jose Gomez Barron (UCD)
- 11.45 – 11.55: Examples of simulation outputs | Giovanni Serafino (MBI)
- 11:55 – 12.00: Q&A and Closing remarks
¹ The USE subsystem is meant to be employed for running simulations enabling what-if and long-term analyses on scenarios built by users as a mixture of real, ground-truth data from the coastal city, and hypothetical data, e.g., regarding weather events, sea state, and EBA solutions implemented within the urban study area.
² The EWS subsystem is intended to run continuously without inputs from the users, since it has to monitor the current weather situation. By leveraging on real-time data from sensors distributed over the study area and on weather forecasts, it can make projections on the urban flood risk and raise alerts, if needed.
Recording
Past webinars
- SCORE Webinar Series – Episode #6: Engaging and empowering citizens with low-cost sensors for monitoring climate change hazards
- SCORE Webinar Series – Episode #5: From Global to Local scale – Predicting climate change effects on coastal cities
- SCORE Webinar Series – Episode #4: Collecting and managing environmental data – The SCORE ICT Platform
- SCORE Webinar Series – Episode #3: Risk modeling and its role in designing strategies to increase financial resilience
- SCORE Webinar Series – Episode #2: Co-creation and Co-Design – Examples for Nature-Based Solutions in Cities
- SCORE Webinar Series – Episode #1: The potential of Ecosystem-based adaptation in coastal areas
- Developing Coastal City Living Labs
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