After 3 and a half years, the I-REACT European funding has come to an end. Want to know what the results are? Watch this video and follow the thread! #investEU #H2020 https://t.co/yzLaVeOLZ8

We have just published our white paper about I-REACT! The whole project summarised in one paper. 👇Read it here!👇 https://t.co/4K5CoFQOv7

I-REACT – ‘Fight disasters with your phone’ : Catch @valerocksstar's interview with the @IREACT_EU Team via #EGUblogs! @NH_EGU https://t.co/tVBLTOo5Fn

It is amazing how time flies! Our first #H2020 project @IREACT_EU just came to an end! Check out this thread to see the highlights of these past three and a half years! 👇

Riccardo Conte spiega ai revisori della Commissione Europea il ruolo della Regione Piemonte in I-React e i benefici attesi dall'uso della piattaforma. Con @csipiemonte @ProCivPiemonte @LinksFoundation @IREACT_EU @riccardoconte7

Amazing data and risk model views by the @IREACT_EU web interface, including running #Heatwave forecasts by @FBKcom @mpbalab at the Final Project Review @LinksFoundation - congrats to our @AzraAlikadic & Andrea Gobbi + Claudio Rossi

However, if you want to deploy our system, we have founded an SME that will tailor the service to you specific needs. 📩Contact us at info [at] i-react [dot] eu 👇Have a look at our commercial services in this brochure! https://t.co/Y0FlCRUdjX

After our @EU_H2020 funding, we leave the source code of our platform open and available to the public! Where? 👇In the repository below👇 https://t.co/6HXxAeatRr

Overall, we couldn’t be prouder of the project and all the people that have worked on it. 20 European partners, working together to create more resilient societies. Congratulations, team!

We have also appeared in a lot of TVs, magazines, radios, blogs… Over 180 media appearances over the course of 3 years and a half: https://t.co/WM7SZ4snTp

All this activity has generated a lot of knowledge: 39 publications 6 peer-reviewed papers 33 other publications in conference proceedings All of it available through @OpenAIRE_eu #OpenScience #H2020 #openaccess https://t.co/1JxboBmSXV

And once the tools were developed, we put them to the test. Throughout the project we have organised 6 different demos across Europe! https://t.co/0bDLMOuA4f

If you want to know this co-design approach in detail, here’s the public deliverable summarizing it! https://t.co/fZnQqyaOKT

This was specially challenging. That’s why we adopted a bottom-up approach, co-designing the solution with emergency professionals from all over Europe. https://t.co/Y5stRsOVHO

From the beginning, we wanted all these tools to be adaptable to multiple scenarios and countries. Why? Currently, emergency management is fragmented around Europe: each country has its own. But a flood or a wildfire doesn’t stop at any border!

We launched it 8 months ago and since then, over 11,000 people have downloaded it! It is available for: 👉Android: https://t.co/rFRlGtXAri 👉iOS:

These are all tools especially useful for emergency managers. But we wanted to encompass society as a whole. We have managed to develop an app that helps citizens share reports and provides them with tips & quizzes on what to do during floods, fires & other disasters.

We have managed to design and implement a machine learning algorithm that filters relevant tweets for emergency managers.

It integrates data from: satellites, weather forecast, climate change models, historical data… and Social Media as well, as sometimes it is the best way to gather information.

As promised in the project proposal we have successfully created a Big Data platform for disaster management that is centralised, modular and interoperable.