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SUMMARY:TREEADS at EGU 2025: Presenting Next-Gen Tools for Wildfire Crisis Management
DESCRIPTION:The TREEADS project was proudly represented at the prestigious European Geosciences Union (EGU) General Assembly 2025\, held in Vienna from April 27 to May 2\, 2025. This globally recognized forum gathers experts in geosciences and Earth observation\, offering an exceptional platform to share scientific and technological advances in environmental management. \nOn April 30\, Angela-Maria Despotopoulou from Frontier Innovations delivered an oral presentation on behalf of TREEADS partners Frontier Innovations (FI)\, the Technical University of Crete (TUC)\, STRESS S.c.a.r.l.\, and Engineers for Business S.A. (EFB). The presentation\, titled “Leveraging Mapping Tools and Analytics for Advanced Wildfire Detection and Crisis Management”\, highlighted a modular\, event-driven software platform designed to improve wildfire response and situational awareness. \nThe showcased work integrates real-time data fusion\, predictive analytics\, and user-centered design. By combining data from satellites\, environmental sensors\, and AI-enabled drones\, the platform generates actionable insights to support emergency services. Key features include: \n\nMulti-source data integration\nPredictive modeling of fire behavior\nResource optimization for response teams\nMulti-channel alerts (dashboards\, mobile\, AR\, SMS)\n\nDeveloped and validated in the field with input from firefighters\, engineers\, public agencies\, and conservationists\, this system was tested in real-world conditions during pilots in the Samaria Gorge (Crete) and the Sorrento Peninsula (Italy). The presentation sparked engaging discussions\, including a Q&A session with attendees from the Firelogue Cluster and beyond. Later the same day\, a second TREEADS-related presentation was delivered by USAL in another session. \nThis dissemination activity reflects the collaborative spirit and impact-driven innovation at the core of TREEADS. As the project approaches its final stages\, such events reinforce our commitment to delivering tools that enhance wildfire resilience across Europe and globally.
URL:https://treeads-project.eu/event/treeads-at-egu-2025-presenting-next-gen-tools-for-wildfire-crisis-management/
CATEGORIES:Treeads Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250501
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250502
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SUMMARY:TREEADS Wildfire Game Presented at Austria’s Prater Maifest
DESCRIPTION:On May 1st\, 2025\, TREEADS took part in Das Prater Maifest—one of Vienna’s largest public events\, attracting over 200\,000 visitors annually. Hosted within the broader celebrations\, the event featured engaging booths organized by Helfer Wiens\, showcasing emergency services and public safety initiatives. \nAs part of Work Package 10 (T10.2 – Outreach and Dissemination Activities)\, the JOAFG team introduced children and families to wildfire awareness through the interactive TREEADS Wildfire Game and a specially designed educational folder. While playing\, children learned about critical wildfire topics: prevention strategies\, early detection\, emergency response\, wildlife protection\, and post-fire recovery. The TREEADS project and its mission were explained in simple\, accessible language\, fostering awareness from an early age. \nThis initiative brought wildfire safety education to the general public in a fun and engaging way\, underscoring TREEADS’ commitment to inclusive and age-appropriate outreach. \nSpecial thanks to Veronika Simanko\, Birgit Schilcher\, Carla Bräuer\, and Sarah Kainz (JOAFG) for delivering this impactful activity.
URL:https://treeads-project.eu/event/treeads-wildfire-game-presented-at-austrias-prater-maifest/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250508
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250509
DTSTAMP:20260416T171216
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SUMMARY:Spanish Pilot Final Event – Showcasing Innovation in Wildfire Management
DESCRIPTION:On May 8th\, 2025\, the city of Ávila\, in the region of Castilla y León\, Spain\, hosted the Spanish Pilot Final Event of the TREEADS project under the theme: \n“Leading Technological Innovation Against Environmental Disasters: Advanced Strategies for the Prevention\, Detection and Restoration of Wildfires.” \nThe event brought together key national and regional stakeholders\, scientific experts\, technology providers\, and media representatives to review the wildfire situation in Spain and present the impactful results of the TREEADS project. Special focus was given to the outcomes developed and tested in the Spanish pilot across the entire wildfire management lifecycle—from prevention and preparedness to real-time response and ecosystem restoration. \nThroughout the day\, attendees were introduced to an array of innovative tools\, including UAV-based monitoring systems\, 3D mapping technologies\, and AI-powered risk analysis dashboards. The TREEADS partners provided live demonstrations and discussed the technical progress made through Work Packages 3\, 4\, 5\, 8\, 9\, and 10. \nThe event concluded with an interactive roundtable session\, where participants from institutions\, forestry agencies\, and technology partners engaged in open dialogue about the applicability and future of the tools developed. Notably\, several national and regional authorities expressed their interest in continuing collaboration beyond the project’s lifetime. \nWatch highlights from the event here: YouTube Video \n\nPress coverage: \n\n\nÁvilared Article \n\n\nDiputación de Ávila News \n\n\nSocial media recap: Instagram \nThis event marked a successful milestone in the TREEADS mission to build a holistic fire management ecosystem. We thank all attendees and partners for their participation and continued commitment to wildfire resilience.
URL:https://treeads-project.eu/event/spanish-pilot-final-event-showcasing-innovation-in-wildfire-management/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250508
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250509
DTSTAMP:20260416T171216
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SUMMARY:TREEADS Presents Final Results of Spanish Pilot at Ávila Event
DESCRIPTION:On May 8\, 2025\, the TREEADS project held its Spanish Pilot Final Event in Ávila\, Castilla y León\, under the title “Leading Technological Innovation Against Environmental Disasters: Advanced Strategies for Forest Fire Prevention\, Detection and Restoration”. \nThe event brought together approximately 40 representatives from scientific institutions\, technology partners\, national authorities\, and media to present the final results of the Spanish pilot activities. Key stakeholders including FAFCYLE\, Diputación de Ávila (DdA)\, University of Salamanca (USAL)\, and Capgemini participated in the presentations. \nThe program began with an analysis of Spain’s current forest fire situation by regional and national administration representatives. The TREEADS team then presented comprehensive results from all phases of the Spanish pilot: \n\n\nPrevention strategies developed under the project \n\n\nAdvanced detection technologies tested \n\n\nInnovative restoration approaches implemented \n\n\nA highlight of the event was the roundtable discussion that allowed participants to examine the practical applications of TREEADS tools. National institutions at all administrative levels expressed strong interest in continuing collaboration to further develop these solutions. \nThe Spanish pilot’s work contributes directly to multiple TREEADS work packages (WP3\, WP4\, WP5\, WP8\, WP9 and WP10)\, demonstrating the project’s integrated approach to holistic fire management. \nMedia coverage of the event is available through: \n\n\nÁvila Red article \n\n\nDiputación de Ávila news \n\n\nVisual materials from the event can be found on TREEADS social media channels: \n\n\nInstagram post \n\n\nYouTube playlist
URL:https://treeads-project.eu/event/treeads-presents-final-results-of-spanish-pilot-at-avila-event/
CATEGORIES:Treeads Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250509
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250510
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SUMMARY:TREEADS Showcases Innovative Wildfire Game at Austrian CHAMELEON Demonstration Day
DESCRIPTION:The TREEADS project was proudly presented at the Austrian CHAMELEON Demonstration Day on 09 May 2025\, where our team showcased the engaging TREEADS Wildfire Game and distributed informative project folders to visitors. The event\, held in Austria\, brought together approximately 40 international attendees\, including project partners\, stakeholders\, and visitors interested in cutting-edge environmental disaster management solutions. \nHighlights of the Event \n\nInteractive Wildfire Game: The TREEADS Wildfire Game captivated attendees\, offering a hands-on way to learn about wildfire prevention and management. The game received widespread praise for its educational value and innovative approach.\nProject Presentation: TREEADS was featured through roll-up displays and a dynamic video presentation\, highlighting our holistic ecosystem for fire prevention\, detection\, and environmental restoration.\nNetworking Opportunities: The event facilitated valuable connections with partners from the CHAMELEON project\, fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange in the field of environmental disaster management.\n\nAudience and Impact \nThe demonstration day attracted a diverse audience\, including scientific communities\, industry partners\, and national authorities. The activity directly aligned with TREEADS Work Package 10 (WP10)\, Task 10.2\, focusing on outreach and dissemination efforts to raise awareness about our mission. \nFeedback and Future Steps \nAttendees commended the wildfire game for its creativity and effectiveness in communicating complex topics. The positive feedback underscores the importance of interactive tools in public engagement. Moving forward\, TREEADS will continue to leverage such platforms to amplify our message and drive innovation in fire management.
URL:https://treeads-project.eu/event/treeads-showcases-innovative-wildfire-game-at-austrian-chameleon-demonstration-day/
CATEGORIES:Treeads Events
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SUMMARY:Webinar Announcement: Driving Wildfire Innovation with TREEADS Satellite\, Sensors and IoT Technologies 
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the fifth webinar in the series: “TREEADS Technologies for Wildfire Resilience”. Find the recordings of previous webinars HERE.   \nThe TREEADS project is pleased to invite you to the fifth webinar in our series aimed at showcasing cutting-edge technologies and solutions developed to address wildfire challenges. The webinar will take place on May 9th\, 2025\, at 15:00 pm CEST via Webex. The webinar is free\, but registration is required. This session will highlight four cutting-edge satellite\, sensor\, and IoT solutions designed to enhance wildfire detection\, environmental monitoring and first responder safety. These TREEADS innovations demonstrate the transformative role of integrated sensing technologies and real-time data in advancing wildfire management\, situational awareness\, and rapid response capabilities. You may register here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/wildfires-management-innovation-with-satellite-sensors-iot-technologies-tickets-1347814582699   \nWebinar Agenda  \n\nIntroduction to TREEADS and the Knowledge Marketplace Repository (KMR) (10 min) \n\nPresented by Maria Pantazidou (INNOV-ACTS LIMITED)  \n\nSolution 1: Four-Layered enhanced detection\, targeting and extinction system (15 min) \n\nA four-layer detection and response platform aggregating information from various sensors and altitudes to provide timely\, accurate\, and comprehensive information regarding emerging wildfire incidents\, along with aerial fire extinguishing services. The integrated information enhances situational awareness and supports applications like hotspot detection\, object recognition and optimal route planning for first responders. Hotspot detection\, for instance\, combines data from satellites\, high altitude balloons\, low and medium altitude UAVs\, and other sensors to deliver reliable information\, whereas terrain information from LiDAR sensors are utilized to determine safe routes for firefighters. The platform also integrates novel UAV-aided firefighting solutions for aerial fire suppression and extinguishing for swift and effective response.  \nPresented by Manos Michail (Centre for Research and Technology Hellas – CERTH)  \n\nSolution 2: Wearable multi-sensor data acquisition component (NCSRD-MSU) for air pollutants (15 min) \n\nThe NCSRD-MSU is a cutting-edge wearable solution designed for the real-time monitoring of air quality characteristics & pollutants such as Temperature\, Humidity\, Carbon Monoxide (CO) concentration and Particulate Matter (PM) in various classes of mass and number concentrations. Specifically developed to enhance first responders’ (FR) safety\, this multi-sensor system can be integrated with AR helmets\, displaying pollutant concentrations in real time. By delivering critical data on environmental hazards\, it significantly improves situational awareness and interconnectivity between the FR\, their wearables\, and command and control centers. The NCSRD-MSU empowers decision-making in hazardous environments\, providing an essential tool for reducing risks and enhancing operational efficiency.  \nPresented by Konstantinos Panou (National Centre For Scientific Research Demokritos – NCSRD)  \n\nSolution 3: Forest black box (15 min) \n\nA system that consists of multitude IoT platforms and sensors strategically spread in the forest\, monitoring flammable gas and smoke emissions\, local temperature and humidity\, capturing images and sounds and detecting movement.  \nPresented by Manolis Fountoulakis (Eight Bells Ltd – 8BELLS)  \n\nSolution 4: AR Helmet (15 min) \n\nAn augmented reality (AR) helmet with embedded sensors aiming at facilitating the identification of dangerous locations and optimization of the course of action to combat wildfires through combining data such as the locations of individual firefighters\, real-time temperature readings\, real-time command visualization\, real-time map views of the field of action.  \nPresented by Manolis Fountoulakis (Eight Bells Ltd – 8BELLS)  \n\nQ&A Session (20 min) \n\n Who Should Attend?  \nThis webinar is ideal for:  \n\nEmergency responders and wildfire management professionals \n\n\nEnvironmental scientists and monitoring specialists \n\n\nRemote sensing\, IoT\, and wearable technology developers \n\n\nPublic safety authorities and policymakers \n\n\nFirefighting teams and first responder organizations \n\n\nResearchers and innovators in wildfire detection and management \n\n\nAnyone interested in advanced technologies for wildfire safety and response \n\n About TREEADS Knowledge Marketplace Repository (KMR)  \nThe KMR is a comprehensive platform developed by TREEADS to promote\, disseminate\, and commercialize solutions for wildfire prevention\, preparedness\, detection\, and restoration. It serves as a resource hub\, sales channel\, and training center for wildfire technologies and knowledge. Learn more about TREEADS KMR and register here: https://knowledge-hub.treeads-project.eu/?page_id=1548   \nRegister now to reserve your spot and be part of the wildfire resilience movement! https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/wildfires-management-innovation-with-satellite-sensors-iot-technologies-tickets-1347814582699   \nThis webinar is part of the TREEADS project that has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 101036926.  \n 
URL:https://treeads-project.eu/event/webinar-announcement-driving-wildfire-innovation-with-treeads-satellite-sensors-and-iot-technologies/
CATEGORIES:Treeads Events
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250514
DTSTAMP:20260416T171216
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SUMMARY:TREEADS Featured in the 7th Network of Multipliers Webinar on Green Deal Results
DESCRIPTION:On May 13\, 2025\, TREEADS took part in the 7th Network of Multipliers Webinar: Project Results and Reflections\, a high-level online event organized by the Green Deal Projects Support Office of the European Commission. \nRepresenting TREEADS\, Kemal S. Arsava (FRN) joined as a panelist in this international session\, which brought together key projects funded under the EU Green Deal umbrella. The webinar served as a platform for exchanging insights on environmental innovation\, evaluating progress\, and sharing strategic reflections on impact. \nAlthough TREEADS did not present a dedicated slide deck\, its presence as a panelist underlined its relevance to the EU’s climate and environmental priorities\, particularly in wildfire risk prevention\, emergency response\, and post-crisis ecosystem restoration. \nWith an audience of over 25 participants from the scientific community\, stakeholders\, and technology partners\, the session fostered valuable peer exchange and highlighted TREEADS’s role within the broader landscape of EU-funded environmental resilience initiatives. \nLearn more about the webinar: 7th Network of Multipliers Webinar – Project Results and Reflections
URL:https://treeads-project.eu/event/treeads-featured-in-the-7th-network-of-multipliers-webinar-on-green-deal-results/
CATEGORIES:Treeads Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250515
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250516
DTSTAMP:20260416T171216
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SUMMARY:TREEADS Reaches Future Innovators at California Polytechnic State University
DESCRIPTION:On May 15\, 2025\, TREEADS expanded its educational outreach with a dedicated online guest lecture for graduate students at California Polytechnic State University (Cal Poly) in the United States. \nThe session\, titled “Wildfires and TREEADS”\, was presented by Kemal S. Arsava (FRN) and introduced students to the TREEADS project—its purpose\, technological framework\, and its role in shaping a more resilient wildfire management ecosystem in Europe and beyond. \n The presentation covered: \n\n\nThe challenges of wildfire prevention\, detection\, and post-event restoration. \n\n\nTREEADS’s integrated approach involving advanced sensors\, AI-driven platforms\, and landscape recovery. \n\n\nCase studies and real-world applications drawn from the project’s pilot activities. \n\n\nWith a focused audience of around 20 students from scientific and technical backgrounds\, the session aimed to raise awareness among emerging professionals about the complexities of wildfire risk and the EU’s leadership in managing it through collaborative research and innovation. \nAlthough primarily educational\, this event reinforced TREEADS’s commitment to international knowledge transfer and capacity building within the wildfire management domain.
URL:https://treeads-project.eu/event/treeads-reaches-future-innovators-at-california-polytechnic-state-university/
CATEGORIES:Treeads Events
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SUMMARY:Webinar Announcement: From Risk Scenarios to Response Plans with TREEADS Simulation Technologies 
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the sixth webinar in the series: “TREEADS Technologies for Wildfire Resilience”. Find the recordings of previous webinars HERE.   \nThe TREEADS project is pleased to invite you to the sixth webinar in our series aimed at showcasing cutting-edge technologies and solutions developed to address wildfire challenges. The webinar will take place on May 15th\, 2025\, at 16:00 pm CEST via Webex. The webinar is free\, but registration is required. This session will highlight three advanced simulation technologies designed to improve wildfire behavior forecasting\, optimize evacuation strategies\, and enhance emergency management planning. These TREEADS innovations demonstrate the critical role of predictive modeling and simulation in strengthening wildfire preparedness\, risk assessment\, and response capabilities. You may register here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/from-risk-scenarios-to-response-plans-with-treeads-simulation-technologies-tickets-1347815786299?aff=oddtdtcreator   \nWebinar Agenda  \n\nIntroduction to TREEADS and the Knowledge Marketplace Repository (KMR) (5 min) \n\nPresented by Maria Pantazidou (INNOV-ACTS LIMITED)  \n\nSolution 1: High-fidelity fire and smoke propagation forecasting system (15 min) \n\nA wildfire propagation simulation tool consisting of three physics-based models: a wind field model (HDWind) that locally enhances wind data affecting fire propagation and the dispersion of the generated smoke plume\, which in turn are simulated by the corresponding fire spread model (PhyFire) and air dispersion model (PhyNX). These models work in a coupled and integrated manner within a user-friendly environment for non-expert users. The environment allows for the management of cartographic data and the interactive visualization of simulation results. The software enables proactive prevention and preparedness by simulating various wildfire scenarios and evaluating fire management strategies under different weather and fuel conditions\, and can serve as a powerful decision-support tool.  \nPresented by Mabel Asensio (Universidad de Salamanca – USAL)  \n\nSolution 2: ICrowd Crowd Simulation Platform (15 min) \n\niCrowd is an advanced agent-based crowd simulation platform designed for small- and large-scale scenarios in diverse environments\, including buildings\, stadiums\, and public spaces. It features biometric-based behavior modeling\, collision avoidance\, and fully customizable experiments. Utilizing Behavior Trees\, a widely used AI modeling technique\, iCrowd ensures realistic crowd dynamics. Built on a high-performance\, multithreaded engine\, it supports applications in social behavior modeling\, game AI\, evacuation planning\, and transportation simulations. With an extensible architecture separating core services from agent behavior layers\, iCrowd offers a powerful\, domain-independent solution for optimizing crowd management and evacuation strategies.  \nPresented by Stelios Thomopoulos (National Centre For Scientific Research Demokritos – NCSRD)  \n\nSolution 3: Infrastructures fire emergency management strategy (15 min) \n\nA novel approach that integrating data from project-developed fire modeling services and utilizes inputs for fire load distribution\, fire propagation\, smoke diffusion\, and material characteristics\, including ignition temperature. The design process incorporates simulation tools for smoke diffusion\, visibility and toxis species CFD analysis\, coupled with pedestrian movement and evacuation. Leveraging single-agent passenger behavior modeling\, this approach verifies the effectiveness of innovative systems and procedures across a spectrum of non-standard emergency scenarios\, also not limited to the pilot itself.  \nPresented by Antonio Retaggio (Sviluppo Tecnologie e Ricerca per l’Edilizia Sismicamente Sicura ed ecoSostenibile – TECNOSISTEM/STRESS)  \n\nQ&A Session (10 min) \n\nWho Should Attend?  \nThis webinar is ideal for:  \n\nWildfire management and emergency response professionals \n\n\nDisaster risk reduction and resilience planners \n\n\nFire safety engineers and infrastructure managers \n\n\nEnvironmental scientists and researchers in wildfire dynamics \n\n\nPublic authorities and civil protection agencies \n\n\nUrban planners and transportation safety experts \n\n\nTechnology developers in simulation and modeling fields \n\n\nAnyone interested in innovative simulation solutions for wildfire and emergency management \n\nAbout TREEADS Knowledge Marketplace Repository (KMR)  \nThe KMR is a comprehensive platform developed by TREEADS to promote\, disseminate\, and commercialize solutions for wildfire prevention\, preparedness\, detection\, and restoration. It serves as a resource hub\, sales channel\, and training center for wildfire technologies and knowledge. Learn more about TREEADS KMR and register here: https://knowledge-hub.treeads-project.eu/?page_id=1548   \nRegister now to reserve your spot and be part of the wildfire resilience movement! https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/from-risk-scenarios-to-response-plans-with-treeads-simulation-technologies-tickets-1347815786299?aff=oddtdtcreator   \nThis webinar is part of the TREEADS project that has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 101036926.  
URL:https://treeads-project.eu/event/webinar-announcement-from-risk-scenarios-to-response-plans-with-treeads-simulation-technologies/
CATEGORIES:Treeads Events
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250522
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SUMMARY:TREEADS Showcases Innovations at the Final Wildfire Risk Management Clustering Event 2025
DESCRIPTION:TREEADS participated in the Final Wildfire Risk Management (WFRM) Project Clustering Event 2025\, held in Brussels on 20–21 May 2025\, presenting key technological advancements and strategic approaches developed within the project. \nThe event gathered representatives from major wildfire risk management initiatives across Europe. TREEADS was featured prominently through several impactful presentations: \n\n\nStakeholder Engagement & Public Communication – Diogo Vallim (CBS) shared systemic strategies to engage communities and disseminate vital information for wildfire preparedness. \n\n\nMeasuring Social\, Health\, Environmental & Economic Impact – John Kaldis (INNOV-Acts) introduced TREEADS’s methodology for quantifying the project’s broader societal value using Social Return on Investment (SROI). \n\n\nLandscape Restoration – Victor Macadar (GBD) showcased cutting-edge techniques for environmental recovery following fire damage. \n\n\nForestry Management Decision Support System – Kemal Sarp Arsava (FRN) presented TREEADS’s data-driven approach to informed decision-making in forest management. \n\n\nTREEADS’s participation highlighted its multi-disciplinary innovations\, built through collaboration with international partners and addressing the needs of stakeholders\, public authorities\, and the research and industry community alike. The project emphasized synergy across EU-funded initiatives and contributed to the joint efforts in advancing wildfire prevention\, detection\, and recovery technologies. \nThe event was attended by over 70 participants representing various European countries\, fostering productive networking and cross-project collaboration. \n📍 Visit the official post-event highlight page: https://firelogue.eu/blog-post-layout.php?45
URL:https://treeads-project.eu/event/treeads-showcases-innovations-at-the-final-wildfire-risk-management-clustering-event-2025/
CATEGORIES:Treeads Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250526
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250529
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SUMMARY:TREEADS Research Presented at Germany’s Leading Fire Protection Conference
DESCRIPTION:TREEADS was proudly represented at the 71st Annual Conference of the German Fire Protection Association (vfdb) by researchers from Otto von Guericke University Magdeburg (OVGU)\, presenting new findings from Germany’s national pilot activities under the TREEADS project. \nFeatured Presentation:\n“Unterschätzte Gefahr Bodenbrände – Ergebnisse aus Waldbrandstudien zur Entzündung und horizontalen Brandausbreitung in Kiefernwaldböden”(English: Underestimated danger of ground fires – Results from forest fire studies on ignition and horizontal fire spread in pine forest soils) \nThis conference paper and oral presentation offered key insights into the ignition behavior and lateral fire spread in pine forest soils—a threat that is often overlooked but increasingly relevant in Germany’s changing climate. \nResearch Highlights: \n\n\nResults from laboratory tests and real-scale fire spread experiments. \n\n\nFindings from TREEADS Work Packages WP8 (pilot validation) and WP4 (risk assessment and modeling). \n\n\nAnalysis of flammability thresholds\, ignition delay\, and spread dynamics in organic-rich soil layers. \n\n\nPublication Details:\n\n\nPublished in the vfdb 2025 Conference Proceedings\, pages 535–549. \n\n\nISBN: 978-3-936050-40-0 \n\n\nAuthors: Lukas Heydick\, Kira Piechnik\, Pascal Vorwerk\, Florian Köhler\, Andrea Klippel (OVGU) \n\n\nThe presentation was followed by an informal “Coffee Chat” session\, where the TREEADS team engaged in fruitful discussions with fire protection professionals\, public authorities\, and researchers. \n Feedback:\nThe topic sparked significant interest among attendees. German authorities and technical experts emphasized the growing relevance of forest fire studies and called for additional research funding on ground fire phenomena and environmental fire risks. \nAudience: Over 650 participants from science\, industry\, government institutions\, and media. \nThe event enabled strong networking with stakeholders such as the German Fire Protection Association\, promoting further dissemination of TREEADS findings and fostering potential collaborations.
URL:https://treeads-project.eu/event/treeads-research-presented-at-germanys-leading-fire-protection-conference/
CATEGORIES:Treeads Events
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SUMMARY:TREEADS Project Presented at ICDSST 2025 in Belgrade
DESCRIPTION:The TREEADS project was proudly represented at the 11th International Conference on Decision Support System Technology (ICDSST 2025)\, held in Belgrade\, Serbia\, from May 26 to May 29\, 2025. The conference was organized by the Euro-Working Group on Decision Support Systems (EWG-DSS)\, with support from the University of Belgrade and the Ministry of Science\, Technological Development and Innovation of the Republic of Serbia. \nAngela-Maria Despotopoulou from Frontier Innovations delivered a presentation titled “Architecting Context-Aware Decision Support Systems for Wildfire Management: An Event-Driven Approach” on May 28 at the Palace of Science. The presentation shared research outcomes from Work Package 5 of the TREEADS project\, specifically Tasks 5.7 and 5.8\, which focus on resilient\, context-aware detection of emerging wildfire scenarios and advanced decision support for wildfire response. \nThe audience—comprising international researchers from various disciplines such as ecology\, geography\, biology\, and environmental technology—engaged with the session through a lively Q&A and follow-up discussions during networking breaks. \nThis dissemination effort underlines TREEADS’ commitment to promoting innovative\, data-driven solutions for wildfire management across scientific and operational communities worldwide.
URL:https://treeads-project.eu/event/treeads-project-presented-at-icdsst-2025-in-belgrade/
CATEGORIES:Treeads Events
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SUMMARY:TREEADS Final Event 2025: Celebrating Innovation in Wildfire Management
DESCRIPTION:The TREEADS Final Event took place on May 27\, 2025\, at the Congress Center of NCSR Demokritos in Athens\, Greece\, marking the culmination of three years of impactful research\, development\, and real-world testing of advanced wildfire management technologies. \nOrganized by Acceligence Ltd.\, the event gathered project partners\, public authorities\, first responders\, researchers\, and innovation stakeholders to share insights\, demonstrate results\, and shape the roadmap for the future of wildfire resilience in Europe and beyond. \n\nOpening Session\nThe event began with welcome remarks from: \n\nPantelis Velanas\, CEO and Director at ACCELI\, who introduced Acceligence as a company and its main contributions to TREEADS\nGeorgios Nounesis\, Director and Chairman of the Board at NCSR Demokritos\, who provided insights into the hosting institution’s broader role in science and technology.\n\nThis was followed by an impactful presentation by Kemal Sarp Arsava (FRN)\, offering a comprehensive overview of the TREEADS project\, its core findings\, and its significant achievements across pilot sites. \n\nTechnology Demonstrations\nThe morning session showcased several key technological innovations developed within TREEADS: \n\nAutonomous Drone and Robotic Systems – Presented by Katerina Margariti (ACCELI)\, this session highlighted how TREEADS integrates aerial systems into wildfire monitoring and suppression strategies.\nWebGIS Prevention Platform – Diego Gonzales Aguilera (USAL) demonstrated a powerful spatial intelligence platform for risk assessment and decision support.\nCO Sensor & Risk Alert App – Dimitris Kyriazanos and Thomas Maggos (NCSRD) introduced an integrated citizen-first responder solution that combines environmental sensing with real-time alerts.\n\n\nPilot Demonstrations in Action\nCarmine Pascale (STRESS) led a session showcasing results from TREEADS pilot implementations across Europe. Through videos and field data\, attendees gained a firsthand look at how TREEADS technologies performed under real-world conditions—from wildfire-prone forests to urban-wildland interfaces. \n\nStakeholder Perspectives & Real-World Feedback\n\nGeorg Aumayr (JOAFG) shared lessons learned from integrating TREEADS into existing emergency systems.\nDr. Hsiao-Lung Pan (Taiwan Forestry Research Institute) presented an international use case from Taiwan\, detailing how TREEADS contributes to wildfire prevention in abandoned bamboo zones.\n\n\nLooking Forward\n\nJohn Kaldis (INNOV-ACTS) outlined future exploitation strategies and the roadmap for scaling TREEADS technologies in forestry and environmental governance.\nDiogo Vallim (CBS) shared updates on the TREEADS Think Tank Advisory Board\, offering governance recommendations for sustained impact and post-project uptake.\n\n\nClosing Reflections\nThe event concluded with a forward-looking summary by Kemal Sarp Arsava (FRN)\, reflecting on TREEADS’s mission and lasting contributions to the European wildfire management ecosystem.
URL:https://treeads-project.eu/event/treeads-final-event-2025-celebrating-innovation-in-wildfire-management/
CATEGORIES:Treeads Events,Treeads Featured Events,TREEADS Final Event
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SUMMARY:Save the Date: Final Event of the TREEADS Project
DESCRIPTION:Date: 27 May 2025\nTime: 09:00 Local Time\nVenue: National Centre for Scientific Research “Demokritos” (NCSRD)\, Athens\, Greece\nOrganised by: Acceligence Ltd. on behalf of the TREEADS Project \nJoin us for the final event of the TREEADS project in Athens! This event will provide an excellent opportunity to witness wildfire management solutions in action\, explore pilot demos\, and network with key stakeholders. \nEvent Highlights:\n• Presentations on wildfire management solutions\n• Demos of pilot activities and technologies\n• Networking with stakeholders\, experts\, and partners\n• Insights into wildfire prevention\, response\, and recovery \nThe full event agenda is now available here– check it out and register to attend! \n🔗 Register Now: link \nYou can also help us spread the word by sharing this post and the registration link with your colleagues and network. \nWe look forward to seeing you in Athens and working together toward a more sustainable and Green Deal-driven future!
URL:https://treeads-project.eu/event/save-the-date-final-event-of-the-treeads-project/
LOCATION:National Centre for Scientific Research “Demokritos” (NCSRD)\, Neapoleos 27 &\, Patriarchou Grigoriou E\, Ag. Paraskevi\, Athens\, 153 41\, Greece
CATEGORIES:Treeads Events,Treeads Featured Events,TREEADS Final Event
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SUMMARY:TREEADS Wildfire Game Engages Children in Pedro Bernardo
DESCRIPTION:On May 28th\, 2025\, the TREEADS project brought wildfire awareness directly to the local community of Pedro Bernardo\, Ávila\, through an engaging environmental education session hosted at the Municipal Library. \nOrganized by FAFCYLE and the ecological association Pedro Bernardo Siempre Verde\, the activity used the TREEADS Fire Game to teach children how to respond during a forest fire. Through interactive play\, young participants learned about prevention\, detection\, emergency response\, and post-fire restoration—core pillars of the TREEADS project. \nThe event was part of the Spanish Pilot (WP8) and the broader outreach strategy (WP10)\, targeting younger generations as key stakeholders in fostering long-term environmental responsibility. At the end of the session\, copies of the game were donated to the library and the local association\, ensuring continued educational use and community engagement. \nFeedback from local environmental groups and forest fire brigades was overwhelmingly positive\, highlighting the value of such tools in raising awareness and supporting grassroots preparedness. \n📸 View the event post on Instagram
URL:https://treeads-project.eu/event/treeads-wildfire-game-engages-children-in-pedro-bernardo/
CATEGORIES:Treeads Events
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