The world of Crisis Management has considerably changed over the past decades, shaped by technology. Our research meets specific challenges on the process of identifying assessing, and handling a crisis situation. Currently, our work is dedicated to providing reference models and procedures to assess current and potential future scenarios by means of modelling, simulation, stadartization, visualization analysis etc.
STANDARTIZATION IN CRISIS MANAGEMENT
SOFTWARE AND HARDWARE SOLUTIONS FOR MEDICAL EMERGENCY
UAVS FOR SURVEILLANCE – COMPUTER VISION APPLICATIONS
MARITIME AND LAND BORDER SURVEILLANCE
CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE, PROTECTION -SECURITY
TECHNOLOGIES FOR SEARCH AND RESCUE – CRITICAL COMMUNICATIONS- SITUATION AWARENESS FOR ROBOTICS
SENSOR DATA COLLECTION, HARMONIZATION AND MULTIDATA INDEXING
CIVIL PROTECTION, SECURE SMART CITIES
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE THREAT REPORTING AND INCIDENT RESPONSE SYSTEM As existing …
INTEGRATING RISK PERCEPTION AND ACTION TO ENHANCE CIVIL PROTECTION-CITIZEN INTERACTION …
NOVEL INTEGRATED TOOLKIT FOR ENHANCED PRE-HOSPITAL LIFE SUPPORT AND TRIAGE …
INTERACT aims to create a basis for a future European …
Technical Consultancy on severe weather phenomena forecasting and information system.
Smart cities need to ensure a secure and safe physical …
STRATEGY
The Disaster Resilience Innovation Cluster – Defkalion (DRIC Defkalion) The …
Coordinated Use of miniaturized Robotic equipment and advanced Sensors for …
Cyber preparedness actions for a holistic approach and awareness raising …
Enhancing Standardisation strategies to integrate innovative technologies for Safety and …
An INtegrated next generation PREParedness programme for improving effective inter-organisational …
On the occasion of Europe Day and the proclamation of 2022 as the European Year of Youth , the Office of the European Parliament and
After two years of research and development, prototypes implementation, testing and individual validation campaigns, the Final Pilot Demonstration of SafePASS project was held on the
High temperatures, extreme weather events and the effects of climate change in general consist today some of the greatest dangers to monuments of historical significance
Dr Eleftherios Ouzounoglou, Team leader
9, Iroon Politechniou str. Polytechnic Campus, 15773 Zografou, Athens, Greece.
Email: eleftherios.ouzounoglou@iccs.gr
Tel: +30 210 772 2280 Fax: +30 210 772 3557 (or -2291)
