During the event, a novel combination of digital technologies for climate change adaptation objectives, that work together in RESIST project, will be presented. The event is open to a wider European audience and will also be the official launch of the RESIST Community of Interest, which will allow European regional and local ecosystems, as well as other external partners, to gain valuable insights into networked digital solutions for climate resilience.

At the event, RESIST partners AugmentCity, SINTEF, Blekinge Institute of Technology (BTH), HYDS and KU Leuven will present the digital solutions implemented within the project: graphical digital twins, digital shepherd, XR/VR simulations, early warning systems and interactive metadata catalogue for climate adaptation solutions. The R4C project coordinator will present the Urban Heat Island (UHI) modelling examples from three regions of the project and their integration into the digital twins.  

The agenda can be found attached. The registration is available here.

The RESIST Community of Interest is set to start in March 2025 and will target the external stakeholders of RESIST. The project strategy aims to engage and involve existing communities of regions and local stakeholders within other EU Adaptation Mission projects and provide learning opportunities by showcasing project’s results. This involves a commitment to establish robust collaboration with EU Mission projects for the sharing of project insights, examples, measures, and solutions. Additional regions are invited to participate in the activities and benefit from the learnings and experiences of the project. Read more about the project here.