Structural stability risk assessment

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Programme: MSCA – RISE #823966

Status: Ongoing

Website: Stable Website

Europe’s Cultural Heritage (CH) is at risk, endangered by environmental processes enhanced by climate changes and anthropogenic pressure. Specifically the slow (landslides, subsidence) and seismic (earthquake) movements of the ground have a strong impact on the structural stability of the CH. To have an idea of the dimension of the phenomena, the damage on the CH asset declared by the Italian Ministry of CH, caused by the recent earthquakes in Centre Italy, has been assessed in 2 Billion Eur. In this scenario, authorities in charge to CH preservation have a strong requirement for systematic, effective, usable and affordable tools and services to forecast and monitor the degradation process to enable preventive maintenance and to reduce the cost of the restoration. STABLE addresses the design and development of a Thematic Platform, combining structural stability models, damage assessment simulation tools, advanced remote sensing, in-situ monitoring technologies, geotechnics and cadastral data sets with WebGIS application for mapping and long term monitoring of CH. This will enable effective monitoring and management of the CH to prevent, or at least reduce, catastrophic damages. STABLE will coordinate the existing expertise and research efforts of the participant beneficiaries into a synergetic plan of collaborations and exchanges of personnel to offer a comprehensive transfer of knowledge and training environment for the researchers in the specific area. The development of Platform will constitute for scientist the way to share and improve CH safeguard methods, and to professionals to apply the most advanced technologies in the related fields.

Partners:

ALMA srlAlma Sistemi S.r.l. unitus-239x300Università degli Studi della Tuscia
SapienzaUniversità di Roma La Sapienza S3-LogoS³ Space System Solutions
FORTH-logo-DISC-OUTFoundation for Research and Technology – Hellas NTUANational Technical university of Athens
FrederickFrederick University

Geosystem2GeoSystems – Hellas

Contacts:

Alessio Di Iorio, Alma Sistemi Srl
email: adi@alma-sistemi.com