The General Assembly is just a few days away! ✨ As per tradition, pilot regions play host. This time is the North Sea region’s turn: Oslo will make for the perfect backdrop for discussing the latest in MYRIAD-EU and multi-hazard research. Save the date: 📷 April 7 – 9, 2025

Check out this splinter meeting on #DisasterRiskRecovery organised by @sophie_buijs and Marleen de Ruiter at #EGU25. ➡️Scan the QR code for learn more!

Veneto’s coastline is a blend of wealth & risk: rich history, fertile lands, but also rising seas, floods & storms. Traditional risk assessments fall short. 🔍 A new AI-driven approach estimates climate impacts & helps build resilience. 📖 Learn more:

#Floods and #Droughts are becoming harder to predict due to #ClimateChange, yet unexpectedness is often overlooked in #RiskManagement. If you are conducting research in this domain, submit your abstract by March 31. ➡️ Scan the QR code for more info!

The Canary Islands are exposed to diverse #NaturalHazards, from volcanic activity to hydrometeorological risks. In this video, Noemie Padron, leader of the Spanish pilot project, introduces the challenges her region encounters. #ReducingRisksTogether

📚 Have you explored the MYRIAD handbook? It covers 140 key terms & 4 extended definitions on multi-hazard, risk interrelationships, and more. A must-read for those in #RiskManagement & #DisasterResilience! Find out more HERE:🔗

As climate change intensifies, the hospitality industry faces rising risks from natural disasters. @HOTREC & @HotelResilient have launched Crisis Resilient Guidelines to help businesses stay operational during crises. 🌍🛎️.Download the PDF here ➡️

While understanding individual hazards is crucial, real-world disasters rarely occur in isolation. They often unfold simultaneously or consecutively, creating complex, interconnected challenges. In this video, Marleen de Ruiter from @VUamsterdam explains more.

🗓️ Next Wednesday, February 5, join our researchers at @CICERO_klima and @DeltaresNL for an online workshop where the Scandinavian and North Sea pilot regions will present their work. Register through this link ➡️

🎥 In this video, postdoc researcher Benjamin Blanz from @hamburg_de discusses the echo that an extreme weather event can have on entire supply chains. The systemic spillover can reverberate through multiple links in the chain thereafter. Watch it here ⬇️

🗓️Save the date! On Thursday, 30 January, @WetlandsEurope and @naturance_eu are organising a webinar to highlight the importance of wetlands in disaster risk reduction, stressing the need to find financing tools to fund their restoration. Register here ➡️

Big thanks to Judith Claassen, Elco Koks, Marleen de Ruiter, Philip Ward, and Wiebke Jäger for creating a Python package that simplifies exploring copula structures and sampling variables! 🎯. 🎬 Watch the video here :

✨A year to remember ✨: What a ride! As we close the chapter on this eventful year, let’s take a moment to celebrate the highs, the milestones, and the memories that made 2024 unforgettable for the MYRIAD project.

Do you know what the main risk drivers in your area are and how do they interact? The #INFORM climate change tool is here to help. Features include an interactive map explorer, customisable filters, data visualisation and localised insights. Try it now:

📊🔍 Learn how to cut through the noise and drive action on policy, resource allocation, and community preparedness. In the face of deep uncertainty, visuals help decision-makers tackle climate impacts and prepare for extreme events. Find out more here ➡️

⚠️ Natural Hazards + Tech = Risk. Are we ready? With climate change, urbanisation, and interconnectivity rising, natural hazards can trigger technological failures with wide-reaching socio-economic and environmental impacts. Scan the QR code & submit your abstract by January 15!

PhD candidate at the @VUamsterdam and member of the Early Career Board @jn_claassen offers insights into the myriad ways ECRs find networking opportunities within the project community.📹. #ReducingRisksTogether #RiskManagement #DisasterPreparedness

If you're doing innovative research on multi-hazard risk assessments, we want to hear from you! This session at #EGU25 will explore novel approaches to risk assessment. 🗓️Abstract submission deadline: January 15.

This #EGU25 invites abstracts that explore:.🔍 The interaction of climate, weather, and societal drivers. 🌱 New approaches to analysing compound events in a changing climate. 💡 Addressing research gaps in the field of multi-hazard risk assessment. Scan the QR code for more!

This #EGU25 session brings together researchers exploring the latest scientific advancements across the many dimensions of natural hazard impacts. Scan the QR code to learn more and submit your abstract by January 15! #ReducingRisksTogether