Last week we participated in the NATO civil–military exercise Common Effort and spent an intense week in Riga, where the PROTECT Center trained and exchanged with partners from across Europe.
The EMERGE partners University of Inland Norway and Université Bretagne Sud have met in France and are ready to continue their collaboration on emergency preparedness.
But first, this team will determine what type of research infrastructure is needed to develop and maintain technology-supported preparedness and crisis management.
The first half of the three-year research project INCREDILAB - INcreased Climate Resilience Education and DIgital Transformation Lab has been completed and is on track.
The parties gained valuable experience and insight into how work is conducted on both sides of the Norway-Sweden border during the research gathering on 21 October.
PROTECT presented new research at the major international conference ICCRTS in London this September.
