Disaster Resilience for Extreme Climate Events providing interoperable Data, models, communication and governance
极端气候事件的抗灾能力提供可互操作的数据、模型、通信和治理
基本信息
- 批准号:10054791
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 31.18万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:EU-Funded
- 财政年份:2022
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2022 至 无数据
- 项目状态:未结题
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项目摘要
The recent droughts in central Europe and unprecedented floods in central Europe have disclosed our vulnerability to extreme weather events. Besides climate change as a driver of more frequent and intensifying weather extremes, demographic change and socio-economic development exacerbate severe impacts. International frameworks for disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation (e.g. SENDAI framework, EU Strategy on adaptation to climate change) acknowledge the critical need for integrating risk governance, communication and operational mechanisms for coping with extreme climate events throughout the entire Disaster Risk Management cycle. DIRECTED aspires to foster disaster-resilient European societies by expanding our capabilities to communicate, utilise and exchange state-of-the[1]art data, information and knowledge between different actors; boosting the integration, accessibility and interoperability of models; facilitating knowledge sharing; improving dialogue and cooperation encompassing all levels of actors based on enhanced community engagement and developing new governance and risk management strategies using a bottom-up, value-driven co-development approach. Key to supporting interoperability will be the establishment of the DATA-FABRIC, an innovative, governed, cloud platform that enables secure, flexible, discovery and sharing of all structured and unstructured data. Central to DIRECTED are four Real World Labs that co[1]develop new governance, interoperability and knowledge production frameworks and demonstrate their benefits for enhanced disaster risk governance supported by innovative technical frameworks to access, transform and integrate data and models into customised workflows for creating actionable solutions. The Real World Labs ensure the project continuously and actively involves key stakeholders in the co-dev
最近中欧的干旱和中欧前所未有的洪水暴露了我们对极端天气事件的脆弱性。除了气候变化导致极端天气更加频繁和加剧之外,人口变化和社会经济发展也加剧了严重影响。减少灾害风险和适应气候变化的国际框架(例如仙台框架、欧盟适应气候变化战略)承认,迫切需要在整个灾害风险管理周期中整合风险治理、沟通和运营机制,以应对极端气候事件。 DIRECTED 致力于通过扩大我们在不同参与者之间沟通、利用和交换最先进的数据、信息和知识的能力来培育欧洲社会的抗灾能力;促进模型的集成、可访问性和互操作性;促进知识共享;在加强社区参与的基础上,改善各级行为者的对话与合作,并使用自下而上、价值驱动的共同发展方法制定新的治理和风险管理战略。支持互操作性的关键是建立 DATA-FABRIC,这是一个创新的、受监管的云平台,可以安全、灵活地发现和共享所有结构化和非结构化数据。 DIRECTED 的核心是四个真实世界实验室,它们共同[1]开发新的治理、互操作性和知识生产框架,并展示其在创新技术框架的支持下增强灾害风险治理的好处,以访问、转换数据和模型并将其集成到定制的工作流程中,以创建可行的解决方案。真实世界实验室确保项目持续、积极地让主要利益相关者参与联合开发
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