As part of its pioneering use of digital twin technology, the DT-GEO project is making significant strides in enhancing our understanding and management of geophysical extremes, particularly tsunamis. By developing advanced forecasting models and integrating real-time data, DT-GEO aims to provide accurate and timely tsunami predictions, crucial for early warning systems and disaster preparedness.

The DT-GEO project is at the forefront of digital twin technology, aiming to revolutionize our understanding and management of geophysical extremes. A crucial aspect of this initiative is the deployment of Site Demonstrators (SDs), which serve as testing grounds for the project’s innovative Digital Twin Components. Here’s an in-depth look at the significance and implementation of these Site Demonstrators in five essential points:

The second General Assembly of the DT-GEO project convened in Malaga on May 2-3, hosted by the University of Malaga (UMA). Partners shared updates on ongoing activities within each project work package and discussed future steps.

This event consistently offers an important platform for researchers to share their latest findings and establish collaborations on innovative projects. Here are the key highlights from this intellectually stimulating week.