HARMONIA
The HARMONIA project addresses climate change challenges in urban areas – such as extreme weather, flooding, heat islands, air pollution, and geohazards – by developing a resilience assessment platform for local stakeholders. Using satellite data and multidimensional urban information, the platform will provide a user-friendly knowledge base at neighborhood and building-block level, supporting decision-making for adaptation and mitigation. The approach will be demonstrated in four European cities: Milan, Piraeus, Sofia, and Ixelles.
The HARMONIA project addresses climate change challenges in urban areas – such as extreme weather, flooding, heat islands, air pollution, and geohazards – by developing a resilience assessment platform for local stakeholders. Using satellite data and multidimensional urban information, the platform will provide a user-friendly knowledge base at neighborhood and building-block level, supporting decision-making for adaptation and mitigation. The approach will be demonstrated in four European cities: Milan, Piraeus, Sofia, and Ixelles.
The Harmonia Project is finished
The HARMONIA project has received funding from the [European Union’s Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation Programme] [Euratom Research and Training Programme 2014-2018], under grant agreement No 101003517.