Building Tomorrow’s Community Disaster Resilience

Community-Based Smart City Digital Twin Platform for Optimised Disaster Risk Management operations and Enhanced Community Disaster Resilience

Introduction

The PANTHEON project joins the fight against both natural and man-made disasters by upgrading the existing disaster resilience models. Through the development of tools for evidence-based, policy-making analysis and evaluation of various issues and criteria, our mission is to build a community-based digital ecosystem for Disaster Resilience. Integral to this initiative is the implementation of Smart City Digital Twin (SCDT) technology which offers a more precise way to assess potential disasters and their consequences, supported by in-depth analysis of regional policies, models, and legal/regulatory environments.

Disaster Risk Management of the future is possible, and the PANTHEON consortium will work meticulously to provide communities with enhanced tools thanks to the availability of real-time data, thus improving decision-making efficiency during and after disasters.

Consortium

To materialise the PANTHEON ambitious goals, a consortium of partners from European and associated countries has been assembled with the purpose of designing and developing a Community-based Digital Ecosystem for Disaster Resilience based on Smart City Digital Twin (SCDT). The multinational and multidisciplinary participants come from:

Greece: THL (Tech Hive Labs), Future Intelligence Ltd., Practin, INTEROPTICS, Hellenic Police, Center for Security Studies
Spain: TMION Technologies, Technical University of Catalonia, Public Security Institute of Catalonia
Belgium: M3 Systems
Romania: Software Imagination & Vision
Slovakia: International Security and Emergency Management Institute
France: Airbus, National School of Civil Aviation
Armenia: Crisis Management State Academy
Austria: Johanniter Research and Innovation Center
Malta: Epsilon