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The STORM_SAFE partners recently gathered in Gothenburg. In front of the Göta älv, the river flowing through the centre of Gothenburg, watch ir. Marijn Minkenberg and dr.ir. Michel Reniers from TU/e explain their view on and role in the STORM_SAFE project....

Gothenburg is located at a very challenging location regarding flood risks. The city faces challenges regarding rising sea levels, the river Göta älv which passes through the central city and several minor streams within the city. The increased risk of heavy rainfall due to climate change further in...

In November 2024, the city of Gothenburg gave a warm welcome to all the partners from STORM_SAFE during the annual meeting. In this video, Gunnel Helgeson from the city of Gothenburg shares her enthusiasm for the collaboration within the STORM_SAFE project....

On November 13th and 14th, the STORM_SAFE team gathered in Gothenburg for our annual partner meeting. Hosted by the City of Gothenburg, the event brought together partners from across the project to connect, collaborate, and share insights. The well-planned program, created in close partnership with...

The webinar 'formal modeling' by Professor Holger Hermanns shines light on the software reliability expertise that is already present in the STORM_SAFE consortium....

In this video, Professor Holger Hermanns from Saarland University shares his enthusiasm for the collaboration within the STORM_SAFE project. On May 31, 2024, project partners gathered at the Emsperrwerk, Lower Saxony’s largest storm surge barrier managed by NLWKN, the state agency for water manageme...

Stevie Swenne from the Flanders Environment Agency emphasized how crucial the STORM_SAFE project is for water managers across Europe, especially those dealing with aging infrastructure. For Flanders, this project is a valuable chance to exchange ideas, share best practices, and gather reliable data—...

On May 31st, the STORM_SAFE team gathered at Emssperrwerk, Gandersum, for a productive in-person meeting. Hosted by Jörn Drosten and Danela Janssen from NLWKN, the event fostered collaboration and discussion on the project's progress. With a focus on enhancing connections between the work packages,...

Jörn Drosten is civil engineer at NLWKN (Lower Saxony Water Management, Coastal Protection and Nature Conservation Agency). As the host of our STORM_SAFE event in May 2024, he shares information about the Emsperrwerk and STORM_SAFE....