From 22nd to 23rd July 2019, the ANYWHERE (Enhancing Emergency Management and Response to Extreme Weather and Climate Events) project will participate in the Workshop of Working Party on Civil Protection (PROCIV)…

In Catalonia snow falls are not common in many areas (apart from the northern part of the country). So, when a snow event occurs it usually causes traffic disruptions and mobility issues…

Within the framework of the ANYWHERE project it has been developed and successfully deployed a new operational A4EU prototype to support the decision-making processes to better tackle weather-induced emergencies at country level.…

The ANYWHERE project has been selected to participate in a Science Practice Session at the 4th European Climate Change Adaptation Conference (ECCA 2019), the most important event in this field in Europe…

From 6th to 7th March 2019, the Spanish Civil Protection School (ENPC) located in Madrid (Spain) will host the next ANYWHERE activity, which aims to present a hands-on training of the A4EU platform to…

Every year the European Commission, together with the President of the European Union, organises the Security Research Event (SRE) for the presentation of the latest developments in the security research field, providing an ideal opportunity for the 50…

In less than a week the ANYWHERE 7th Project Meeting and 3rd Workshop will be held in Barcelona (Catalonia, Spain), from 12th to 16th November 2018. The event will bring together more…

ANYCaRE (ANYWHERE Crisis and Risk Experiment) is a role-playing game especially designed to investigate crisis decision-making associated to weather-related risks in Europe. Specifically, it allows to analyse “if “and “how” the tools…

October 2018 marks the start of a new stage in the implementation of the platform for Decision Support in Emergency Management Operation Services (A4EU) and its deployment on the control centres of…

During ten days in July and August 2010, a series of thunderstorms named Asta, Veera, Lahja and Sylvi raged in Finland. According to the Finnish Forest Research Institute Metla, about 8.1 million…