The research objectives of the Greek supersite are:

-Long term monitoring of the area for mapping the crustal deformation and stress-strain regime, including time-varying patterns in an area that holds the highest seismicity in Europe.

-Perform updated seismicity relocations for the areas of interest, using the introduced calibrated crustal/upper models.

-Exploitation of the available datasets (existing and new) to obtain reliable empirical estimates of source, path and site effects for seismic motions in the Supersite area.

-Efficient fusion of the acquired earth and space observations in order to better monitor and understand the hazard sources.

-Exploitation of ground and satellite information to assess the risk in the Supersite area and achieve Disaster Risk Reduction and Quick Resilience.