IoT-based system of GEOsensor NETworks for real-time monitoring of unStablE tErrain and artificial structures An AI
Programme 2021 - 2027 Interreg VI-B DanubeDescription
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GeoNetSEE system model(EN)
GeoNetSee pilot demonstrations in 3 countries(EN)
Jointly developed GeoNetSee solution for real-time geodetic monitoring(EN)
Website: https://interreg-danube.eu/projects/geonetsee
Thematic information
Priority:
(VI-B_D_1) Priority 1 - A more competitive and smarter Danube RegionPriority specific objective:
RSO1.1. Developing and enhancing research and innovation capacities and the uptake of advanced technologiesPriority policy objective (Interreg specific objective):
PO1 A more competitive and smarter Europe by promoting innovative and smart economic transformation and regional ICT connectivityType of intervention:
010 Research and innovation activities in SMEs, including networkingPartners (14)
Lead Partner: Univerzitet u Beogradu
Partner’s ID if not PIC: 100206130
Department: School of Electrical Engineering
Address: Bulevar kralja Aleksandra, 11120 Belgrade, Serbia
Department address: Bulevar kralja Aleksandra, 11120 Belgrade, Serbia
Legal status: public
Organisation type: Higher education and research organisations
Website: http://www.etf.bg.ac.rs/en
Total budget: EUR 301 580.00
Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 241 264.00
Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%
Partner contribution: EUR 60 316.00
Contractors:
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Name: MEDIATOR EVENTS D.O.O. BEOGRAD
VAT registration or tax identification number: 113897132 -
Name: AKADEMSKA MISAO DOO BEOGRAD
VAT registration or tax identification number: 100025623 -
Name: UNO-LUX NS doo
VAT registration or tax identification number: 103450053
- HRVATSKI GEOLOŠKI INSTITUT
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Name: HRVATSKI GEOLOŠKI INSTITUT
Department: Department of hydrogeology and engineering geology
Partner’s ID if not PIC: HR43733878539
Address: Milana Sachsa, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia
Department address: Milana Sachsa, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia
Legal status: public
Organisation type: National public authority
Website: https://www.hgi-cgs.hr
Total budget: EUR 107 840.00
Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 86 272.00
Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%
Partner contribution: EUR 21 568.00
- Geološki zavod Slovenije
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Name: Geološki zavod Slovenije
Department: Geological inofrmation centre
Partner’s ID if not PIC: SI23064145
Address: Dimičeva, 1000 Ljubljana, Slovenia
Department address: Dimčeva, 1000 Ljubljana, Slovenia
Legal status: public
Organisation type: National public authority
Website: https://www.geo-zs.si/
Total budget: EUR 107 840.00
Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 86 272.00
Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%
Partner contribution: EUR 21 568.00
- VŠB-Technická unvierzita Ostrava, Fakulta elektrotechniky a informatiky
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Name: VŠB-Technická unvierzita Ostrava, Fakulta elektrotechniky a informatiky
Department: Department of cybernetics and biomedical engineering
Partner’s ID if not PIC: CZ61989100
Address: 17. listopadu, 70800 Ostrava-Poruba, Czech Republic
Department address: 17. listopadu, 70800 Ostrava-Poruba, Czech Republic
Legal status: public
Organisation type: Higher education and research organisations
Website: http://vsb.cz
Total budget: EUR 109 500.00
Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 87 600.00
Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%
Partner contribution: EUR 21 900.00
- MoDrone doo
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Name: MoDrone doo
Partner’s ID if not PIC: 03421503
Address: Bul. Mihaila Lalica, 81000 Podgorica, Montenegro
Legal status: private
Organisation type: SME
Website: https://modrone.me/
Total budget: EUR 262 960.00
Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 210 368.00
Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%
Partner contribution: EUR 52 592.00
Contractors:
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Name: ICT Integracija doo Podgorica
VAT registration or tax identification number: 03537846
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Name: ICT Integracija doo Podgorica
- Univerzitet Crne Gore
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Name: Univerzitet Crne Gore
Department: Faculty of Civil Engineering
Partner’s ID if not PIC: 02016702
Address: Bulevar Dzordza Vasingtona, 81000 Podgorica, Montenegro
Department address: Bulevar Dzordza Vasingtona, 81000 Podgorica, Montenegro
Legal status: public
Organisation type: Higher education and research organisations
Website: https://www.ucg.ac.me/gf
Total budget: EUR 107 840.00
Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 86 272.00
Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%
Partner contribution: EUR 21 568.00
- nast consulting ZT GmbH
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Name: nast consulting ZT GmbH
Department: International Projects
Partner’s ID if not PIC: ATU42682405
Address: Lindengasse, 1070 Vienna, Austria
Department address: Lindengasse, 1070 Vienna, Austria
Legal status: private
Organisation type: SME
Website: http://www.nast.at
Total budget: EUR 103 480.00
Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 82 784.00
Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%
Partner contribution: EUR 20 696.00
- Budapesti Műszaki és Gazdaságtudományi Egyetem
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Name: Budapesti Műszaki és Gazdaságtudományi Egyetem
Department: Faculty of Civil Engineering
Partner’s ID if not PIC: HU 17783305
Address: Műegyetem rkp., 1111 Budapest, Hungary
Department address: Műegyetem rkp., 1111 Budapest, Hungary
Legal status: public
Organisation type: Higher education and research organisations
Website: http://www.bme.hu
Total budget: EUR 107 840.00
Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 86 272.00
Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%
Partner contribution: EUR 21 568.00
- SURVIOT Monitoring Kft.
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Name: SURVIOT Monitoring Kft.
Partner’s ID if not PIC: HU27805372
Address: Erzsebet ter, 3000 Hatvan, Hungary
Legal status: public
Organisation type: SME
Website: https://surviot.com/
Total budget: EUR 92 240.00
Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 73 792.00
Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%
Partner contribution: EUR 18 448.00
- Medjunarodni Burč univerzitet
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Name: Medjunarodni Burč univerzitet
Department: Faculty for Engineering, Natural science
Partner’s ID if not PIC: 201383350000
Address: Francuske revolucije, 71210 Ilidža-Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Department address: Francuske revolucije, 71210 Ilidža-Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Legal status: private
Organisation type: Higher education and research organisations
Website: http://www.ibu.edu.ba
Total budget: EUR 108 720.00
Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 86 976.00
Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%
Partner contribution: EUR 21 744.00
- Federalni zavod za geologiju
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Name: Federalni zavod za geologiju
Partner’s ID if not PIC: 4200295950009
Address: Ustanička, 71210 Ilidža-Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Legal status: public
Organisation type: National public authority
Website: http://www.fzzg.gov.ba
Total budget: EUR 92 240.00
Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 73 792.00
Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%
Partner contribution: EUR 18 448.00
- Geosolutions doo
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Name: Geosolutions doo
Partner’s ID if not PIC: 109687386
Address: STEVANA ĐURĐEVIĆA TROŠARINCA, 11000 Belgrade, Serbia
Legal status: private
Organisation type: SME
Website: http://geosolutions.co.rs/
Total budget: EUR 73 520.00
Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 58 816.00
Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%
Partner contribution: EUR 14 704.00
Contractors:
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Name: Dalibor Cvetkovic PR Dias sis
VAT registration or tax identification number: 109687386
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Name: Dalibor Cvetkovic PR Dias sis
- Univerzitet Novi Sad, Fakultet Tehničkih Nauka
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Name: Univerzitet Novi Sad, Fakultet Tehničkih Nauka
Department: Faculty of Technical Sciences
Partner’s ID if not PIC: 100724720
Address: Trg Dositeja Obradovića , 21102 Novi Sad, Serbia
Department address: Trg Dositeja Obradovića , 21102 Novi Sad, Serbia
Legal status: public
Organisation type: Higher education and research organisations
Website: http://www.ftn.uns.ac.rs/n1386094394/faculty-of-technical-sciences
Total budget: EUR 107 840.00
Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 86 272.00
Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%
Partner contribution: EUR 21 568.00
- Institutul Geologic al României
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Name: Institutul Geologic al României
Department: Department of Regional Geology
Partner’s ID if not PIC: RO1581793
Address: Caransebeș, 012271 Bucharest, Romania
Department address: Caransebeș, 012271 Bucharest, Romania
Legal status: public
Organisation type: National public authority
Website: http://www.igr.ro
Total budget: EUR 107 840.00
Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 86 272.00
Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%
Partner contribution: EUR 21 568.00
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Summary
Project acronym: GeoNetSee
Project ID: DRP0200783
Project start date: 2024-01-01
Project end date: 2026-06-30
Project status:
ongoingRelevant linked projects:
- GIMS (Geodetic integrated monitoring system): the main objective of the GIMS project (EU Horizon 2020, 2020-2023) was to build and commercialise an advanced low-cost system based on EGNSS, Copernicus SAR and others in-situ sensors, like inertial measurement units, to monitor ground deformations with a focus on landslides and subsidence. 7 GNSS stations were deployed in SW Slovenia on the motorway which is crossing landslide areas, and 7 in NW Slovenia on a deep-seated landslide and are still operating. https://www.gims-project.eu/
- (EN) | GNSS sensor network established during the GIMS project and consisting of 14 GNSS stations located in two different landslide areas (infrastructure on landslide area in one case and landslide area itself in another) in Slovenia equipped with automatic, real-time data transfer will be integrated into the GeoNetSee sensor network. While GIMS is focused on using EGNSS, Copernicus SAR, and in-situ sensors for ground deformation monitoring, GeoNetSee offers advancements in real-time data collection, sensor integration, and cross-border cooperation, allowing for a more comprehensive and transnational approach to geoscientific monitoring. (EN), EXA4MIND will build an Extreme Data platform that brings together large-scale data storage systems and powerful computing infrastructures by implementing novel automated data management and effective data staging. This will enable integration with extreme data sources and support complex and advanced data analysis pipelines for knowledge extraction. Involving three large universities and a research centre, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and the industrial sector, EXA4MIND uses interdisciplinary top-level expertise to create a modular Extreme Data Database (EDD) analytics environment. https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101092944 (EN) | Described project can add a powerful interface for data processing from obtained measurements from satellites or ground stations, especially in the case of big data analysis and transformation. With the Interreg project, there is an open path to use modern supercomputing methods implemented for obtaining real-time prediction for emergency conditions etc. Unlike EXA4MIND, which focuses on extreme data analysis, GeoNetSee leverages similar analytical capabilities for geodetic applications, enhancing the project's risk management and real-time monitoring capabilities, particularly in the context of geodetic data.
- (EN), “Smart buildings for a seismic resilient Montenegro”, Ministry of Science Montenegro funding programme for joining Horizon 2020 project RISE-Real-time earthquake risk reduction for a resilient Europe - No.821115, http://www.rise-eu.org. Through this project in Montenegro, for the first time, innovative technologies were applied for monitoring the buildings (Structural Health Monitoring). The instrumented "smart" building in Montenegro, the first of its kind, equipped with innovative sensors developed within the H2020 RISE project, is part of a wider European information system/platform for rapid assessment of losses due to earthquakes. The applied technology, based on MEMS sensors for detecting earthquakes, but also for real-time monitoring of the state of the building structure after an earthquake, enabled the application of smart cities logic in Montenegro in the area of earthquake preparedness. (EN) | The acquired knowledge in the area of installing and application of seismic sensors and the development of new approaches in real-time monitoring of structures will be applied in the GeoNetSee project. Also, experience gained in the development and validation of models for real-time monitoring of structures equipped with seismic sensors can be exploited within the GeoNetSee. In contrast to this project, GeoNetSee extends its expertise to geohazards beyond seismic risks, offering comprehensive real-time monitoring solutions for landslides and subsidence, thereby addressing a wider range of geoscientific challenges in the Danube Region. (EN), eTeren platform is an infrastructure project of the Geological Survey of Slovenia, co-financed by the Republic of Slovenia, the Ministry of Education, Science and Sports and the European Union from the European Regional Development Fund of the Geological Survey of Slovenia. eTeren is a centralised real-time sensor network that enables the collection, storage, processing, displaying and analysing of geological data from various types of field instruments. Daily updated field data are directly available to different end users via a web application: Researchers for their scientific work, administrators for monitoring the operation of the instruments and external clients for monitoring parameters relevant to their activities. It integrates 300 instruments of 14 different types and 10 different vendors with a total of over 2000 sensors and manages over 25,000 measurements per day. (EN) | GeoZS will share the knowledge acquired during the development of the eTeren platform and the lessons learned during the creation of the internal sensor network. This includes a system architecture, database model and data flow concept, all compliant with the OGC SensorML and INSPIRE Observation&MeasurementML standards. This knowledge will help us to build the GeoNetSee DCC platform, which is planned in activity 1.4. While the eTeren platform primarily deals with geological data management, GeoNetSee takes a step further by integrating data from various sensor types and offering real-time monitoring solutions, creating a more versatile and comprehensive geodetic system. (EN), BORIS - cross BOrder RISk assessment for increased prevention and preparedness in Europe”, European Commission UCPM-2020-PP-AG, Project n. 101004882, https://www.borisproject.eu/. In the BORIS project, the web platform and joint methodology for the assessment of seismic and flood risk in cross-border areas are developed. Existing methods, models and tools for assessing the impact of hazards in different countries are adapted and integrated into the BORIS methodology with a harmonized and common approach. This enabled the assessment of risks and scenarios with a common framework and understanding. The developed web platform is an effective tool for improving the prevention of transnational disasters and preparedness for improved management of crises involving different countries. (EN) | The acquired knowledge in the area of the shared methodology development between the project partner countries, as well as the shared web platform development for disaster risk assessment (which is closely related to the risk of landslides), will be applied in the GeoNetSee project. Also, experience gained in the implementation of developed shared methodologies, with respect to stakeholder needs, for multi-risk assessment in cross-border pilot areas can be exploited within GeoNetSee. Unlike BORIS, which focuses on transnational risk assessment, GeoNetSee offers real-time monitoring and early warning systems for geodetic monizoring, ensuring timely responses and actions to mitigate these challenges. (EN), H2020-WIDESPREAD-05-2017-Twinning project (project acronym: GeoTwinn, project ID: 809943 https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/809943): HGI-CGS as the lead in Strengthening research in the Croatian Geological Survey: Geoscience-Twinning to develop state-of-the-art subsurface modelling capability and scientific impact with two-way scientific exchanges and training programmes in the fields of 3D geological surveying, advanced groundwater flow and contaminant transport modelling, geological hazards and geothermal energy research. (EN) | GeoNetSee project will benefit from the knowledge that HGI-CGS acquired and built through cooperation with leading geological surveys: BGS and GEUS as the Project strengthened HGI-CGS’s research potential. In these scientific exchanges and training programs in the fields of 3D geological surveying, advanced groundwater flow and contaminant transport modelling, geological hazards and geothermal energy research HGI-CGS has built up its capacity and knowledge and it is ready to transfer it to all projects partners in GeoNetSee. GeoNetSee benefits from GeoTwinn's capacity-building in geological surveying and subsurface modelling, with an emphasis on real-time monitoring and risk management, thereby enhancing the project's scientific capabilities. (EN), Interreg IPA CBC Croatia–Bosnia and Herzegovina–Montenegro: safEarth (HR-BA-ME59): With HGI-CGS as lead SafEarth tackled the issue of landslide hazards in the cross-border region. It is a well-known fact that climate change has an impact on weather extremes and flooding, which consequently leads to soil instabilities. The partners jointly handled the risks of landslides through applied research, technology transfer, knowledge dissemination and rehabilitation measures. https://interreg-hr-ba-me.eu/2014/project/safearth/
- (EN) | GeoNetSee project will benefit from the knowledge that HGI-CGS acquired and built through research on climate changes and geohazards. Many landslide zones are located in densely populated areas and directly endanger people and properties, and within the aim of safEarth was to identify and classify those areas and to produce Landslide susceptibility maps (LSM), which provided information to local government and citizens in spatial planning, protection of human health, biodiversity and similar fields of work. From this viewpoint safEarth and GeoNetSee have a lot in common but what is the most important is the goal of public benefits and safety upgrade, towards which both projects strive. While this project primarily targets landslides, GeoNetSee expands its focus to real-time monitoring of various geoscientific hazards, including landslides and subsidence, in a broader regional context. (EN), Interreg IPA CBC Croatia–Bosnia and Herzegovina–Montenegro: RESPONSa: With HGI-CGS as lead RESPONSa's main objective is to improve landslide and flash flood risk prevention system by creating of Early warning system (EWS) that will enable individuals, communities and organizations threatened by a hazard to prepare and act appropriately and in sufficient time to reduce the possibility of harm or loss and it will lead to a higher level of cooperation between academic/scientific, civil protection organizations, municipalities and other relevant institutions. https://interreg-hr-ba-me.eu/2014/project/responsa/ (EN) | GeoNetSee project will benefit from the knowledge that HGI-CGS acquire and build about the creation of the Early warning system (EWS). EWS also involves the identification of risk scenarios, emergency plans, societal considerations, public awareness, etc. Implementation of RESPONSa will lead to a higher level of cooperation between academic/scientific, civil protection organizations, municipalities and other relevant institutions. As Project results will include: direct implementation of scientific methodologies in practice, obtainment of data on geological hazards from local communities, knowledge transfer between partner institutions, the establishment of a remote sensing laboratory with new equipment, application and development of new technologies and new job opportunities for young engineers, creation of a mobile team with appropriate equipment for geological hazard prospection and consulting in case of emergency, and from this viewpoint RESPONSa and GeoNetSee has a lot in common. The main goals of the projects are similar, but the way to achieve them differs and, in that sense, these two projects can gain much benefit from each other and also improve each other results. GeoNetSee expands its focus beyond landslides to cover various geoscientific hazards, offering a more comprehensive real-time monitoring system. By addressing multiple geoscientific challenges in real-time, GeoNetSee enhances the safety and preparedness of the Danube Region, ensuring greater value for communities. (EN), „Multi-layer geohazards information system concept for urban areas” (URMA) was a project funded by the European Space Agency (ESA) and was carried out by a consortium in Romania, led by the Polytechnic University of Bucharest. The project had the objective to test the capabilities of the Copernicus radar satellite Sentinel-1, compared to the results given by SAR - Synthetic Aperture Radar on ERS satellites and ASAR - Advanced Synthetic Aperture Radar on ENVISAT satellites, in order to identify land deformation on man-made structures and non-vegetated areas. Maps of Persistent Scatterer Interferometry points (PSI) identified on time-series images were displayed on a web platform specially designed for the project, to make the results available to the local authorities in the three test cities, as well as to the general public. (EN) | URMA projects capitalised on the PanGeo project „Enabling Access to Geological Information in Support of GMES - Global Monitoring for Environment and Security” by using the classification scheme of land deformation types developed within PanGeo, as well as making reports publicly available, on a dedicated platform. GeoNetSee will use the expertise obtained in the interpretation of land deformations (which are complementary, being obtained with different types of sensors) and will display it on maps in an accessible and easy-to-understand way for the local authorities in the studied area. GeoNetSee builds on the interpretation of land deformations, expanding the application to real-time monitoring of geoscientific risks through remote sensing technology. The project's expertise in interpreting land deformations offers accurate and accessible maps for local authorities, supporting proactive geoscientific risk management in the Danube Region. (EN), Joining to EUREF permanent network with Multi GNSS CORS stations in Montenegro (MontePN) project (http://montepn.udg.edu.me/) established a network of permanent stations with the ability to receive GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, EGNOS and Beidou system signals. This infrastructure consists of geodetic GNSS receivers and antennas that permanently monitor GNSS signals and are embedded in stable geodetic markers, a computer system for managing, receiving, and transmitting data via the Internet, quality control, and archiving. In accordance with the policy of densification of the EUREF network and the given guidelines for connecting the GNSS network of permanent stations in EPN, through this project, the permanent GNSS station DGOR00MNE
- (https://www.epncb.oma.be/_networkdata/siteinfo4onestation.php?station=DGOR00MNE) is included in the EUREF permanent GNSS network (EPN) (https://epncb.oma.be/). By joining the EPN, it is possible to define a reference system in the European Terrestrial Reference System 89 (ETRS89) system and the ETRF2000 framework that most European countries have.
- (EN) | In order to promote best practices for GNSS station operation, data quality control and data management, the GeoNetSee project will join the EPOS network (https://gnss-epos.eu/). This will provide access to GNSS data, metadata, products and software that support the solid Earth sciences. The GeoNetSee project, as part of its activities, will aim to join GNSS stations to the EPOS, which includes EPN. Through the MontePN project, the experience was gained for the realization of these activities. Namely, members of several partners participated in the MontePN project and ensured its successful implementation. GeoNetSee leverages the experience gained in joining the EUREF network to ensure high-precision positioning for its geosensor networks, facilitating real-time monitoring and accurate data collection. By combining precise positioning with real-time data collection, GeoNetSee provides more reliable and up-to-the-minute information, improving decision-making for geodetic risk management.
- (EN), Study of flood-prone areas in Serbia, SoFPAS, An EU funded project, Developing a system for Laser Scanning of terrain by using the LIDAR method and geodetic data collection on river basins in Serbia. Creation of maps of flood zones. GIS visualization and interpretation of geospatial data. The surveying of riverbeds was realized using the bathymetry method. A bathymetric map is an accurate, measurable description and visual presentation of underwater terrain. It is equivalent to a topographical plan above the surface of the water. Bathymetry is the basis for hydrography, which deals with measurements of the physical characteristics of a body of water. Hydrography includes not only bathymetry but also the shape and properties of the coastline, tidal properties, waves, etc. as well as the physical and chemical properties of the water itself. The surveying of the terrain in the vicinity of the water was realized by combined GNSS and LIDAR geodetic measurements. Based on a large number of spatial data, a high-quality Digital Terrain Model (DTM) was created, which was a prerequisite for the application of effective hydrological modelling. (EN) | GeoNetSee project will benefit from the knowledge in the development of the spatial data collection system and the visualization of geospatial data for the needs of monitoring landslides in real-time. Laser scanning data and bathymetric surveys were realized in real-time. Although it is not about the same type of data that will be used in the GeoNetSee project, the experience of implementing the mentioned project can significantly contribute to the systematization of the processing and interpretation of a large amount of data, which will be used in the process of monitoring the state of landslides and dams through the GeoNetSee project. GeoNetSee applies expertise in spatial data collection and visualization to monitor landslides in real time, introducing efficient data processing and interpretation methods for better response and decision-making. The systematic processing of extensive data in real-time enhances the project's ability to monitor the state of landslides and dams, contributing to the safety and resilience of the Danube Region. (EN), Tisza River Modelling on the common interest section of Hungary and Serbia and developing of the measuring equipment-TRMODELL, IPA European Union project HU-SRB/0901/121/0. The project included integrated hydrographic and geodetic measurements of the Tisza River bed. Based on the generated data, hydraulic modelling was performed in specialized software from the field of hydraulic engineering. The research included the international cooperation of experts from Serbia and Hungary. The survey of the terrain around the Tisza River was performed with an integrated system (LIDAR+GNSS + inertial navigation system), while the Tissa River bed was measured using the bathymetry method (GNSS + echo-sonar).
- (EN) | The experience gained on this project can provide certain benefits in the process of managing a large amount of data within the GeNetSee project. Based on the acquired experience in processing a large amount of data using integrated surveying systems, will contribute to increasing the efficiency of data processing and interpretation that will be generated through the GeoNetSee project. GeoNetSee benefits from the experience in integrated surveying and data processing to manage and interpret the extensive data generated by its geosensor networks for landslides and subsidence monitoring. The efficient data processing and interpretation methods ensure GeoNetSee's capacity for geodetic in real time, supporting more informed and timely decision-making. (EN), GeoSES (Extension of the operational "Space Emergency System" towards monitoring of dangerous natural and man-made geo-processes in the HU-SK-RO-UA cross-border region) ENI Cross-border Cooperation Programme project focused on the development of automatic GNSS data processing techniques for atmospheric water vapour estimation as well as the surface deformation monitoring using satellite radar interferometry (http://gpsmet.agt.bme.hu). (EN) | GeoNetSee will benefit from the experiences in automatic scientific-level GNSS data processing as well as surface deformation monitoring using satellite remote sensing. The automatic GNSS data processing techniques developed in the GeoSES project are adapted for use in GeoNetSee, enhancing its capabilities in real-time data collection and analysis. The advanced data processing methods improve the quality and speed of real-time data analysis, contributing to more effective risk management within the Danube Region. (EN)
Total budget/expenditure: EUR 1 791 280.00
Total EU funding (amount): EUR 1 433 024.00
Total EU funding (co-financing rate): 80.00%
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Financing programme
2021 - 2027 Interreg VI-B Danube
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2024-12-18
No. of projects in keep.eu / Total no. of projects (% of projects in keep.eu)
82 / 139 (58.99%)
No. of project partnerships in keep.eu / Total no. of project partnerships (% of project partnerships in keep.eu)
910 / 1 381 (65.89%)
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Source of estimation of the number of projects as of 2025-03-17: Website of the programme
Method for estimating the number of partners as of 2025-03-17: Average partners per project based on the average of the previous period.