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Multidimensional seismic risk assessment combining structural damages and psychological consequences using explainable artificial intelligence.
Geohazards

Overview

Status

Ongoing

Start

End

Type
Cross-border prevention and preparedness and marine pollution (Track 2)
EU contribution amount
EUR 911 500.00 (EU Contribution)
Funding source
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Description

The project aims to build a system for multidimensional seismic risk assessment in cross-border areas, whose dimensions are the damage to structures and the psychological consequences for the individuals involved. The system has a knowledge base containing reference structures and reference families represented using technical and psychological parameters, which serve as a representative set of the structures and families in existing areas. With reference to an earthquake that has occurred or may occur in existing areas where the knowledge of structures(families) may also be incomplete, the system associates existing structures(families) to similar reference structures(families) of the KB based on available data. The system then combines analytical/numerical methods with eXplainable Artificial Intelligence models to estimate the damage to structures, the losses, and the psychological consequences for the individuals involved. The system will be available for competent authorities for free, as a web app, and will help civil protection authorities when planning mitigation strategies to reduce damages and losses. 

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Documents

KoM Poster.pdf

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Outputs & results

Documents

Guideline on Types of Families

(2.68 MB - PDF)
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Partner organisations

Organisation
Country
Italy
Role
Coordinator
EU Contribution
EUR 353 500.00
Organisation
Country
Italy
Role
Beneficiary
EU Contribution
EUR 254 000.00
Organisation
Country
Croatia
Role
Beneficiary
EU Contribution
EUR 146 500.00
Organisation
Country
Slovenia
Role
Beneficiary
EU Contribution
EUR 157 500.00

DRM phases

Preparedness