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Unlocking the PANTHEON Data Engine: A deep dive into the secure data repository -D7.3 At the heart of the PANTHEON Community-Based Smart City Digital Twin lies a complex, living system: the Secure Data Repository. Developed under Deliverable D7.3, this infrastructure is responsible for ingesting, securing, and processing terabytes of data to support disaster resilience in […]

Testing disaster response in Vienna: The PANTHEON pilot with Smart City Digital Twins VIENNA, AUSTRIA – In the context of the EU Horizon 2020 PANTHEON project, a community-based digital ecosystem and Smart City Digital Twin (SCDT) is being developed. The aim is to aid in increasing disaster resilience by improving decision-making efficiency and preparedness before,

Ethical and legal monitoring of the project and coordination of end-usertraining: ISPC’s contribution to PANTHEON The Institute for Public Security of Catalonia (ISPC) is the main centre for the creation, management and transfer of security and emergency-related knowledge in Catalonia, Spain. It is the leading organisation for comprehensive training and support in the recruitment and

Heterogeneous drone fleet coordination and FAIR Data: UPC’s technical contribution to PANTHEON The Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC), one of Europe’s leading technical universities, has made substantial contributions to the PANTHEON project across several work areas. Their main focus has been on the integration and use of drone technologies in emergency response scenarios, as well

PANTHEON Tabletop Exercise tests Athens’ disaster resilience against massive Earthquake and Wildfire scenarios ATHENS, GREECE – The PANTHEON project, a European Union-funded initiative under the Horizon Europe programme , recently concluded a rigorous Tabletop Exercise (TTX) in Athens to stress-test disaster risk management (DRM) operations. The exercise focused on the application of a Community-Based Smart

 From static plans to live strategy: The PANTHEON AI-driven simulation engine When a disaster strikes, the first casualty is the plan. Traditional emergency models are static “what-if” scenarios, often rendered obsolete the moment a crisis begins. In a real event—when a wildfire’s wind-shift cuts off an evacuation route or an earthquake-damaged bridge creates a critical

Improving acceptance of the PANTHEON System by training End Users in its use. The development of technological systems for specific end users requires their involvement in the design and development process, as well as their active participation in validating the resulting technology. To this end, pilot trials are usually implemented, in which the technology is

PANTHEON Platform proposes a unified system for disaster resilience The PANTHEON consortium has reached a key milestone in connecting and validating the diverse tools and modules developed across the project. This phase focuses on integrating the software and hardware elements belonging to the threePANTHEON technology pillars: (1) Community-Based Disaster Risk Management Data Delivery Models, (2)

The Role of UAVs in Pantheon Pantheon, a post-disaster smart city digital twin, uses UAVs as virtual data acquisition tools to simulate real-world disaster response. UAV component simulates the collection of critical data such as aerial imagery, damage assessments, and hazard detection, which is integrated into the digital twin to create a realistic training environment.

Community DRM Governance Model & Long Term Sustainability Community DRM Governance Model & Long Term Sustainability Led by JOAFG, this part of the project deals with the long term sustainability of the PANTHEON platform. It includes an analysis of the barriers to long-term sustainability, as well as the platform’s potential short- and long-term impacts. In