RISKADAPT was proud to be part of the European Geosciences Union General Assembly 2025 in Vienna, contributing to the scientific dialogue on climate extremes, multi-risk assessment and infrastructure resilience.
We co-organized the special session:
“Advances in multi-hazard and multi-risk modelling of climate extremes to increase asset resilience” which brought together researchers, practitioners and stakeholders to exchange insights on how to tackle the growing complexity of climate-related risks.
Here are a few highlights from the event:
Members of the RISKADAPT project present at EGU25, representing our collective effort toward risk-informed climate adaptation.
In Session: Engaged participants — insightful discussions and strong interest in climate risk and resilience.
Oral & Poster Presentations:
Future Atmospheric Icing Conditions for Energy Infrastructure over Fennoscandia Resolved with a High-Resolution Regional Climate Model (Oskari Rockas, Pia Isolähteenmäki, Marko Laine, Anders Lindfors, Karoliina Hämäläinen, and Anton Laakso)
Regional Flood Assessment of Bridges Using Open Data (Eleonora Perugini, Sotirios Argyroudis, Enrico Tubaldi, and Stergios-Aristoteles Mitoulis)
PRISKADAPT: An integrated platform for risk-informed climate adaptation of structural systems (Stephanos Camarinopoulos, Theodora Karali, Ioannis Kourentzis, Saimir Osmani, Miltiadis Kontogeorgos, Mata Frondistou, Günter Becker, Dimitrios Bilionis, and Apostolos Parasyris)
Assessing the risk of a power transmission tower and its possible adaptation options to climate change in a Nordic Climate. (Dimitrios Bilionis, Theodora Karali, Alexios Camarinopoulos, and Georgia Karali)
Numerical downscaling at very high resolution of wind extreme events on tall buildings (Carlo Cintolesi, Petros Ampatzidis, Bidesh Sengupta, Francesco De Martin, Andrea Petronio, and Silvana Di Sabatino) Evaluating hydrodynamic loads on bridge piers: a pilot case study of the RISKADAPT project (Mateja Skerjanec and Gasper Rak)
Meso and micro perspective on climate change impacts, the case of Cattinara hospital Italy (Madelinde Winnubst)
We thank all presenters and attendees for their valuable contributions.
Let’s keep building resilient systems through knowledge sharing, innovation, and collective action.