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Building Collaborative Urban Drainage research labs communities

Descripción del proyecto

Favorecer los sistemas urbanos de drenaje innovadores

Los sistemas urbanos de drenaje (SUD) reducen el riesgo de inundación y, además de proteger el medio ambiente, ofrecen servicios de saneamiento. No obstante, muchos SUD podrían no funcionar ya al nivel que se espera de ellos. El proyecto financiado con fondos europeos Co-UDlabs se propone integrar actividades de investigación e innovación en los SUD mediante la creación de una red de instalaciones de drenaje a gran escala en la que ofrecer formas de vigilar la calidad del agua, el rendimiento de los SUD y aplicar métodos inteligentes y de datos masivos. La iniciativa facilitará la adopción de innovaciones en sistemas tradicionales de tuberías enterradas e infraestructuras verdes y azules, pero sobre todo abordará el estudio del deterioro de activos y la mejora de la resiliencia del sistema. Co-UDlabs desarrollará tecnologías de vigilancia inteligente innovadoras y herramientas de análisis hídrico digitales, y además contribuirá a la formación de científicos e innovadores.

Objetivo

The EU’s Urban Drainage Systems (UDS) have been valued at 2.5 trillion€. They are critical infrastructure providing flood risk reduction, safe sanitation by limiting contact between people and pathogens, and environmental protection by returning treated waste and storm water securely to the natural water cycle. Many UDS are at risk, their economic life is coming to an end and it is unclear how low operational knowledge, population growth, the climate emergency, and public health threats caused by emerging pollutants and pathogens can be addressed. Co-UDlabs brings together 17 unique ‘field scale’ urban drainage experimental facilities, providing innovation, collaboration and high level training opportunities. The main aim of CO-UDlabs is to integrate research and innovation activities in the field of UDS to address these pressing challenges and provide opportunities for pervasive monitoring of water quality, UDS performance and smart and open data approaches. The advanced Co-UDlabs facilities are run by experienced research groups with extensive industry networks and strong records of innovation. Co-UDlabs delivers Transnational Access to these facilities to enable the scientific community and industry innovators to develop and validate internationally leading innovations before safely deploying them in full-scale UDS. CO-UDlabs will conduct interlinked Joint Research Activities to enable faster and wider uptake of innovation in traditional buried pipe systems and newer green-blue infrastructure, specifically focusing on increasing our understanding of asset deterioration and improving system resilience. Also, CO-UDlabs will develop innovative smart monitoring technologies, digital water analysis tools and foster the innovation potential of human resources. CO-UDlabs will foster a culture of co-operation within the UDS community by conducting Networking Activities to attract diverse users, improve their data literacy and sharing of knowledge.

Convocatoria de propuestas

H2020-INFRAIA-2018-2020

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Convocatoria de subcontratación

H2020-INFRAIA-2020-1

Régimen de financiación

RIA - Research and Innovation action

Coordinador

UNIVERSIDADE DA CORUNA
Aportación neta de la UEn
€ 922 788,25
Dirección
CALLE DE LA MAESTRANZA 9
15001 La Coruna
España

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Región
Noroeste Galicia A Coruña
Tipo de actividad
Higher or Secondary Education Establishments
Enlaces
Coste total
€ 922 788,25

Participantes (9)