INGV at the European Civil Protection Forum to present the activities of the ARISTOTLE-eENHSP project to support the preparation and response to risk from natural disasters and extreme weather events at a global level
The seventh edition of the , the important international event for meeting and exchanging ideas between professionals and policy makers in the field of European civil protection.
This year the, coordinated byNational Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology (INGV) together withAustrian Central Institute of Meteorology and Geodynamics (ZAMG) and funded by Directorate-General for European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (DG-ECHO), will be present with its own corner at the SQUARE Congress Center which will host the Forum.
The conferences, workshops and laboratories of the event will be organized around 4 main nuclei:
> Strengthen Climate Resilience - Prepare for extreme weather events
> Protect our Citizens - Adapt to new risks
> Europe in the World - Overcoming geographical borders
> Embrace Innovation & Digitalisation - Share knowledge
The ARISTOTLE project, born as a "pilot project" in 2016, was renewed with the current name ARISTOTLE-eENHSP until 2024. Its objective is to provide the Emergency Response Coordination Center (Emergency Response Coordination Center - ERCC) of the European Union scientific opinion, 365 days a year 24 hours a day, on different natural risks worldwide: earthquakes, tsunamis, volcanoes, floods, extreme climatic conditions and fires.
“The ARISTOTLE-eENHSP project includes operational centers belonging to 17 European scientific institutions and two international organizations operating in the field of geophysics and meteorology”, explains Giovanna Forlenza, technologist at INGV e project manager of the project. “With more than 80 emergency activations worldwide and 343 natural disaster risk monitoring reports issued in the last four years, ARISTOTLE-eENHSP has proven effective and efficient in supporting disaster risk preparedness and response activities of the ERCC within the European Civil Protection System".
Download here the ARISTOTLE-eENHSP project brochure
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EUROPEAN CIVIL PROTECTION | The ARISTOTLE-eENHSP project of INGV at the Forum on the mitigation of natural risks
INGV at the European Civil Protection Forum to present the ARISTOTLE-eENHSP project in support of the preparation and response activities to natural hazards and severe weather events at global scale
The 7th edition of the , the important international event gathering professionals and policy makers in the field of European civil protection, will be held in Brussels on 28 and 29 June.
This year, the coordinated by the National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology (INGV) together with the Central Institute of Meteorology and Geodynamics of Austria (ZAMG) and funded by the Directorate General for European Civil Protection and the European humanitarian aid operations (DG-ECHO), will be present with its own corner at the SQUARE Congress Center which will host the Forum.
The conferences, workshops and laboratories of the event will be organized around 4 main groups:
> Strengthen Climate Resilience - Preparing for extreme weather events
> Protect our Citizens - Adapting to new risks
> Europe in the World – Reaching beyond geographical boundaries
> Embrace Innovation & Digitalization - Pooling our knowledge
The ARISTOTLE project, started as a “pilot project” in 2016, was renewed with the current name ARISTOTLE-eENHSP until 2024. Its goal is to provide the Emergency Response Coordination Center (ERCC) of DG-ECHO with scientific expert advice, 365 days a year, 24 hours a day, on different natural hazards at global scale: earthquakes, tsunamis, volcanoes, floods, extreme climatic conditions and fires.
“The ARISTOTLE-eENHSP project includes operational centers belonging to 17 European scientific Institutions and two international Organizations operating in the field of geophysics and meteorology”, explains Giovanna Forlenza, technologist at INGV and project manager of the project. “With more than 80 emergency activations worldwide and 343 monitoring reports on natural hazards issued in the last four years, ARISTOTLE-eENHSP has confirmed its efficiency in supporting ERCC's disaster risk management activities C within the European Civil Protection Mechanism''.
Download here the brochure of the ARISTOTLE-eENHSP project
The seventh edition of the , the important international event for meeting and exchanging ideas between professionals and policy makers in the field of European civil protection.
This year the, coordinated byNational Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology (INGV) together withAustrian Central Institute of Meteorology and Geodynamics (ZAMG) and funded by Directorate-General for European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (DG-ECHO), will be present with its own corner at the SQUARE Congress Center which will host the Forum.
The conferences, workshops and laboratories of the event will be organized around 4 main nuclei:
> Strengthen Climate Resilience - Prepare for extreme weather events
> Protect our Citizens - Adapt to new risks
> Europe in the World - Overcoming geographical borders
> Embrace Innovation & Digitalisation - Share knowledge
The ARISTOTLE project, born as a "pilot project" in 2016, was renewed with the current name ARISTOTLE-eENHSP until 2024. Its objective is to provide the Emergency Response Coordination Center (Emergency Response Coordination Center - ERCC) of the European Union scientific opinion, 365 days a year 24 hours a day, on different natural risks worldwide: earthquakes, tsunamis, volcanoes, floods, extreme climatic conditions and fires.
“The ARISTOTLE-eENHSP project includes operational centers belonging to 17 European scientific institutions and two international organizations operating in the field of geophysics and meteorology”, explains Giovanna Forlenza, technologist at INGV e project manager of the project. “With more than 80 emergency activations worldwide and 343 natural disaster risk monitoring reports issued in the last four years, ARISTOTLE-eENHSP has proven effective and efficient in supporting disaster risk preparedness and response activities of the ERCC within the European Civil Protection System".
Download here the ARISTOTLE-eENHSP project brochure
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EUROPEAN CIVIL PROTECTION | The ARISTOTLE-eENHSP project of INGV at the Forum on the mitigation of natural risks
INGV at the European Civil Protection Forum to present the ARISTOTLE-eENHSP project in support of the preparation and response activities to natural hazards and severe weather events at global scale
The 7th edition of the , the important international event gathering professionals and policy makers in the field of European civil protection, will be held in Brussels on 28 and 29 June.
This year, the coordinated by the National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology (INGV) together with the Central Institute of Meteorology and Geodynamics of Austria (ZAMG) and funded by the Directorate General for European Civil Protection and the European humanitarian aid operations (DG-ECHO), will be present with its own corner at the SQUARE Congress Center which will host the Forum.
The conferences, workshops and laboratories of the event will be organized around 4 main groups:
> Strengthen Climate Resilience - Preparing for extreme weather events
> Protect our Citizens - Adapting to new risks
> Europe in the World – Reaching beyond geographical boundaries
> Embrace Innovation & Digitalization - Pooling our knowledge
The ARISTOTLE project, started as a “pilot project” in 2016, was renewed with the current name ARISTOTLE-eENHSP until 2024. Its goal is to provide the Emergency Response Coordination Center (ERCC) of DG-ECHO with scientific expert advice, 365 days a year, 24 hours a day, on different natural hazards at global scale: earthquakes, tsunamis, volcanoes, floods, extreme climatic conditions and fires.
“The ARISTOTLE-eENHSP project includes operational centers belonging to 17 European scientific Institutions and two international Organizations operating in the field of geophysics and meteorology”, explains Giovanna Forlenza, technologist at INGV and project manager of the project. “With more than 80 emergency activations worldwide and 343 monitoring reports on natural hazards issued in the last four years, ARISTOTLE-eENHSP has confirmed its efficiency in supporting ERCC's disaster risk management activities C within the European Civil Protection Mechanism''.
Download here the brochure of the ARISTOTLE-eENHSP project
Figure 1: Consortium of European research institutes involved in the ARISTOTLE-eENHSP project - Figures 1: Consortium of European research institutes involved in the ARISTOTLE-eENHSP project
Figure 2: Map of ARISTOTLE-eENHSP emergency operational service activations (2020-2022) - Figures 2: ARISTOTLE-eENHSP Emergency Operational Service Activation Map (2020-2022)