Meet @elinormere , a postdoctoral researcher at AES-CDR, @FacultyITC.
She analyses exposure and impact datasets to understand the vulnerability of communities around active volcanoes. Find out more about her work and contact information at: bit.ly/3WIMN2y
Meet @MarcvdHomberg , professor at @FacultyITC on the Princess Margriet Chair “Data for Disaster Resilience" and the scientific lead of The Netherlands Red Cross's data and digital initiative 510. Find out more about his work and contact information at: bit.ly/3wdv3BL
Meet @DegrossiLivia, a postdoctoral researcher at CDR.
As a computer scientist , Lívia uses co-design of information systems, citizen science, and user-centred design to for her work. Find out more at: bit.ly/49N54Pf
Meet the brilliant minds within the Centre for Disaster Resilience (CDR) at the University of Twente’s Faculty of Geo-Information Science and Earth Observation (ITC).
This week, we are proud to feature Dr. @yuhhan145183, an Assistant Professor in Climate Risk Modeling, Department of Applied Earth Sciences (AES), ITC.
Meet the brilliant minds within the Centre for Disaster Resilience (CDR) at the University of Twente’s Faculty of Geo-Information Science and Earth Observation (ITC).
We are proud to feature @EefjeHendriks, an assistant Professor in Disaster Resilience and Effective Assistance.
Meet the brilliant minds at the Centre for Disaster Resilience at the University of Twente’s Faculty of Geo-Information Science and Earth Observation (ITC).
This week, we feature @Dr_Andy_Nelson, a Professor in Spatial Agriculture and Food Security & Head of NRS Department.
Call for Submissions! Humanitarian Communication Thesis Prize 2023 for a master thesis on #humanitarian#communication or the representation of international cooperation, written at a Dutch or Belgian University. Deadline 15 October 2023. More here: humanitairecommunicatie.nl/t…
Attending the 2023 NEEDS Conference @Needs_conf? Then enter your best photo on the theme of #disaster research and management to the #NEEDS2023 photo competition. For more info go to: utwente.nl/en/needsconferenc… Submissions open 5 July to 10 October 2023
Fantastic first session @DisasterResil Symposium: from #climate risk financing, land #conflict management, and urban climate management, through continuous #landslide detection and real time #cyclone tracking to forest #drought management 👏🏼
The @DisasterResil Symposium has just kicked off with an introduction to the CDR by @Irene_Manzella. Showcasing the research in #disaster#resilience @FacultyITC with talks from MSc, PhD and postdoctoral researchers and dept. overviews.
Save the Date!!! We are thrilled to announce that the 2023 Northern European Emergency and Disaster Studies Conference @Needs_conf will be right here at @DisasterResil @FacultyITC @UTwente. Tues 31 Oct to Thurs 2 Nov, with a PhD Workshop starting 30 Oct. More info coming soon.
Fantastic series of joint talks this week between @DisasterResil, @EUtwente and Dept. Urban and Regional Planning and Geo-Information Management @FacultyITC #utwente from visitors from Indonesia, South Africa, Rwanda and UK on reducing #flooding, #subsidence and #landslide risk
Join us @DisasterResil at @UTwente next week for 3 days of monitoring and modelling #risk and #resilience. Themed morning symposia, afternoon workshops and excursions, and three Professorial Inaugural Lectures. Virtual/in person. Sign up here: itc.nl/research/cdr/m2r2-sym…
Join us @DisasterResil at @UTwente 19-21 October for 3 days on monitoring and modelling #risk and #resilience. Themed morning symposia, afternoon workshops and excursions, and three Professorial Inaugural Lectures. Virtual/in person. Sign up here: itc.nl/research/cdr/m2r2-sym…
Congratulations to @FacultyITC Student Ashok Dahal on winning the KNGMG ESCHERPRIJS 2021 for his work on #hazard modelling. Using computational models to turn low resolution satellite data into high resolution images @DisasterResil
Join the @DisasterResil at @UTwente for an action-packed 3-day programme on monitoring and modelling #risk and #resilience, with themed morning symposia, afternoon workshops and excursions, culminating in three Professorial Inaugural Lectures. 19-21 October 2022 virtual/in person
Join us for the @DisasterResil Seminar tomorrow by #CDR Visiting Researcher, Shaheen Abdullah Abdulkareem, University of Duhok: "Modelling #Pandemics and its Application in #Disaster#Resilience" @FacultyITC and online (link coming soon)
Join us for the @DisasterResil Seminar on Friday by Quyen Nguyen, STRAND Marsden Fund Project Postdoctoral Fellow: Sources of Uncertainty in Asset-Level Modelling of Change-Related #Flooding#Risk to Residential Property Values. Live-streamed via the link: vimeo.com/event/2396766/a697…
A quick break and we're now ready for the next rapid round of 3 minute presentations at the @DisasterResil @FacultyITC Symposium. This next session is on #Risk, Management and Methodologies in #DisasterResilience
Fantastic first rapid round session of 3 minute research presentations on #Hazards#Exposure and #Vulnerability by our wonderful Postgraduate and Early Career Researchers in @DisasterResil @FacultyITC.
Mark van der Meijde @DisasterResil details research by the Dept. of Applied Earth Sciences for #DisasterResilience, tools and software, new staff arrivals, life-long learning and training courses - MSc/short courses/distance education @EUtwente @FacultyITC.
Daphen Van der Wal @DisasterResil taking us through the research being carried out within the department #Water Resources for #DisasterResilience @FacultyITC with examples on nature based solutions for #flood risk reduction and #soil moisture assessment using #satellites#SDGs
Richard Sliuzas @DisasterResil on the research being carried out by those working in spatial planning and land administration for #disasterresilience (aka PGM). Looking at #vulnerability and #exposure, particularly of marginalised groups, to build resilient communities. #SDGs
Ling Chang @DisasterResil provides examples of research being carried out in Earth Observation Science for Disaster Resilience. For example, using #satellite data to monitor #landslides, #sinkholes, the surface movement of #glaciers and predicting #wildfire burns with big geodata
The CDR @DisasterResil Symposium is starting with an overview of the research carried out in #disasterresilience within each of the six @FacultyITC departments. First up: Geo-Information Processing for Disaster Resilience by Rolf de By.
Opening of the @DisasterResil @FacultyITC Symposium on 'Resilience in Science and Science in Resilience' by CDR Lead @Irene_Manzella, introducing the CDR purpose and aims, and the CDR Steering Committee. #SDGs
Less than a week to go until the next Centre for Disaster Resilience @DisasterResil event! Building connections and collaboration across the @FacultyITC and showcasing our work in #DisasterResilience#SDGs
The CDR @DisasterResil are honoured to host @Profiainstewart this week. Please join us for Iain's seminar "Selling Planet Earth: Communicating Geoscience for Society" Friday 3.30 pm CET. All welcome to join online via the link: vimeo.com/event/1907887 @FacultyITC @UTwente