ASTERIS - Project presentation
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Adaptation to Saltwater inTrusion in sEa level RIse Scenarios
START DATE
01.01.2019
END DATE
30.06.2021
TOTAL BUDGET
€ 1.026.244,20
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVE
2.1 - Improve the climate change monitoring and planning of adaptation measures tackling specific effects, in the cooperation area
LEAD PARTNER
University of Urbino "Carlo Bo"
TARGET GROUPS
- General public
- Local, regional and national public authorities and related entities
- Regional and local development agencies, environmental agencies, regional associations
- NGOs
- Education and training centers
- Universities and research institutes
ASTERIS project aims at identifying and mapping needs and barriers in risk management and to provide practical tools for a sustainable management through the identification of boundary conditions at a local scale. To this overall objective, the project will provide two main outputs: a map of vulnerability to coastal salinisation at the macro-regional scale (Adriatic) based on future scenarios for sea-level rise and the hydrological cycle, and guidelines for the management of vulnerable site defined though an analysis of representative case studies in Italy and Croatia.
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LEAD PARTNER
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University of Urbino "Carlo Bo"
VIA AURELIO SAFFI, 2
Urbino - Italy
The University of Urbino "Carlo Bo", Department of Pure and Applied Sciences, has a long-term experience and research focus on the understanding of spatial and temporal (based on future downscaled climate scenarios) variation in seawater intrusion, analysis of sea-level evolution including future scenarios of global warming-related sea-level rise, as well as the identification and mapping needs and barriers concerning risk management and the provision of adaptation plans.
Contact person: Simone Galeotti
E-mail: simone.galeotti@uniurb.it
PROJECT PARTNER
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National Council Research - Institute of Geosciences and Earth Resources
The Institute of Geosciences and Earth Resources (IGG) belongs to the National Research Council of Italy (CNR) and is devoted to interdisciplinary studies of Geosciences, including application-oriented approaches. The Institute has 95 employees, 70 research associates and several post-doc and graduate students. IGG deals with the conservation, management and sustainable use of geological and environmental hazards and with the estimate and mitigation of the risks induced by global change.
Contact person: Barbara Nisi
E-mail: b.nisi@igg.cnr.it
PROJECT PARTNER
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Municipality of Fano
The Municipality of Fano, through its departments Pianificazione Urbanistica/Territoriale and Infrastrutture e Verde pubblico, has long-term experience in risk management, with specific technical competences and skills in weather, surface water state and quality observations, weather and surface water state forecasting, hydrogeological risk mitigation procedures and procedures for implementing the hydrogeological asset plan, maritime coastal areas management and civil protection.
Contact person: Renzo Brunori
E-mail: renzo.brunori@comune.fano.pu.it
PROJECT PARTNER
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Municipality of Ravenna
The Environment and Energy Department of Municipality of Ravenna, in cooperation with European Policies Office, Urban Planning Service, Infrastructure Service, Geographical Information Service and Civil Protection Service has extensive experience in environmental assessments on urban planning and regulatory instruments, climate adaptation planning, management and maintenance of natural areas along the coast with the presence of pine woods interwined to large wetlands flooded with fresh water.
Contact person: Stefania Gambi
E-mail: stefaniagambi@comune.ravenna.it
PROJECT PARTNER
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Istrian University of Applied Sciences
Istrian University of Applied Sciences is entrusted with the implementation of R&D and
innovative programmes of the Region of Istria. . Its primary role lies in extremely sophisticated field analyses and development of big, small and medium-sized trade in the national and international context through R&D services in area of advance materials and technology for environment and natural and cultural heritage protection, holding educational courses and implementing different interregional and international projects aimed at creating
sustainable development to the Region.
PROJECT PARTNER
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Institute for Adriatic Crops and Karst Reclamation (IACKR)
IACKR is a public research institute with the mission to conduct innovative research projects in the field of biotechnological sciences, to transfer knowledge to target users and to participate in academic education, with the aim of economic and social benefit of the community and environment protection. It deals with conservation, evaluation and valorization of species. The institute focuses on solving problems in crop production and possibilities of new technologies and products improvement.
Contact person: Branimir Urlić
E-mail: branimir.urlic@krs.hr
PROJECT PARTNER
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WATER MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE
Croatian Waters is the leading national institution responsible for all aspects of water management in Croatia with extensive experience in the Water Framework Directive implementation and development of RBMPs. It is organised according to territorial and functional principles and divided in two basic units: the Head Office and Water Management Departments. Under the Head Office there are the Water Management Institute, the Central Water Management Laboratory and Central Flood Defence Centre.
Contact person: Mirjana Švonja
E-mail: mirjana.svonja@voda.hr
PARTNERSHIP
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ASTERIS Model Risk based on future scenarios and Regional high-resolution map of vulnerability
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