Members of the Resilient HydroTwin project team recently participated in the first-ever PhD Spring School on Urban Digital Twins: Futureproofing and Resilience for Cities and Infrastructure, organized by Kaunas University of Technology (KTU), the KTU Faculty of Civil Engineering and Architecture, and the Centre for Smart Cities and Infrastructure, and proudly supported by our project partner, Bentley Systems.

We are proud to share that Erica Arango, coordinator and postdoctoral researcher in the Resilient HydroTwin project, has been awarded the Best Paper Award on Climate Change Governance 2024 by the TU Delft Climate Action Programme! 

ResilientHydroTwin is one of three projects awarded under the Water Disaster Management (WDM) program, a collaborative effort between India and the Netherlands facilitated by the NWO-DST Merian cooperation. These three projects convened for a joint kickoff ceremony at the NWO offices in Utrecht, Netherlands, from October 15th to 17th, 2024.

We are excited to announce the successful kick-off of our innovative project on June 18! This ambitious initiative aims to enhance urban resilience and transform disaster response strategies through cutting-edge digital twin technology.