Pilot sites:
Diocletian Baths, Rome, Italy;
Mellor Heritage site, Manchester, UK;
Roman Ruins of Tróia, Portugal;
Historical Centre of Rethymno, Crete, Greece;
Ephesus, Anatolia, Turkey;
as well as one other relevant site run by an associated partner Pompei, Italy.
The STORM project also counts on the support of ICCROM, an intergovernmental organisation dedicated to the conservation of Cultural Heritage founded by UNESCO.
The achieved vision
Resilience of Cultural Heritage against both Slow and Sudden disasters caused by climate change should count on Clear and Collaborative Processes involving all useful actors with a wide multidisciplinary competenceCrowd and collaborative approaches are a key asset to achieve an effective ecosystem Field view is a compass for us One key factor in field should be to “Be prepared” for possible disaster
Another key factor is being able to block possible enlargement of damages
•Seven countries involved:
•Italy, Portugal, Turkey, United Kingdom, Germany, Greece, Austria
•7.3 Million EUR of funding
•20 partners
•5+1 pilot sites:
Rome, Rethymno, Ephesus, Mellor, Troia, Pompei
