The PANTHEON Data Pipeline: Technical Deep Dive Series

In the high-stakes world of disaster management, getting the right data to the right person at the right time can save lives. But how do you build a system that can ingest terabytes of satellite imagery, real-time sensor readings, and drone footage, process it instantly, and deliver actionable insights to a commander’s tablet?

This is what we explored in Deliverable 3.4, “Data Delivery Scheme for Community Based Disaster Resilient Management.” This document is the technical roadmap for PANTHEON’s data circulatory system. It details the complex engineering required to fuel our Smart City Digital Twins for Athens and Vienna.

To make this technical blueprint accessible, we’ve created a 4-part blog series. Each post breaks down a critical stage of our data pipeline, from raw collection to final delivery.

Explore the full series below:

Part 1: The Sources

Discover the six diverse data streams—from satellites to citizens—that power our Digital Twin.

• Blog Post 1: The Data Lifeline – Fueling Disaster Resilience with Information

Part 2: The Engine

How we use dual-speed processing (batch and stream) to handle both historical analysis and real-time crisis data.

• Blog Post 2: Processing Power – Turning Raw Data into Actionable Intelligence

Part 3: The Scenarios

See how we tailor our data delivery for specific threats, from wildfires in Athens to cyber-physical attacks in Vienna.

• Blog Post 3: City Scenarios – Tailoring Data for Athens and Vienna

Part 4: The Delivery

A look at our rigorous data quality, security protocols, and why we chose JSON for the final mile of delivery.

• Blog Post 4: Delivering the Goods – Security, Quality, and the Final Mile

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This series is based on the PANTHEON Project Deliverable 3.4. The project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe programme under Grant Agreement N°101074008.