TWIN-Waters

Project title: Digital Tools for Sustainable Water Resources Management: Integrating impact of climate change, land use, and optimised solutions (TWIN-Waters)

Programme: Water4All Partnership

Acronym: TWIN-Waters

Call: Water4All 2022 Joint Transnational Call (JTC)

Duration: 01.04.2024 - 31.03.2027

Project Budget (international consortium): 869 551,75 EUR

Project Budget: 930 778,00 PLN PLN; NCBR funding 930 778,00 PLN

Beneficiary Name: Uniwersytet Przyrodniczy we Wrocławiu UPWr (Leader)

Budget for UPWr: 930 778,00 PLN

Project Coordinator: dr inż. Radosław Stodolak

Funding Agreement: WATER4ALL/I/32/TWIN-WATERS/2024

Abstract:

TWIN-Waters aims to develop digital tools for sustainable water resources management by integrating the impact of change of climate, land use, and optimised solutions. Our goal is to collaborate and leverage our latest developments and innovations to enhance the resilience and liveable city and ecosystem services against future climate challenges, particularly regarding downstream water quality issues like eutrophication, harmful algal blooms, and pathogenic contamination. These problems should be integrated in urban flood modelling and water contamination using 3D GIS visualization technology, advanced process-based modelling, and machine learning (ML) for water quality prediction. The integration can later be expanded to other quantity and quality aspects of water management. The final product from TWIN-Waters is a uniform system for utilizing digital tools in practical applications whilst allowing versatility and adjustments. This involves utilizing digital tools in diverse situations, including incorporating data-driven methods into catchment scale modelling or combining single technology applications with others.

www: https://www.twinwaters.se/

 
This project has been co-funded by The National Centre for Research and Development (NCBR) under the Water4All (JTC Call 2022) Partnership. The Water4All Partnership, is co-funded European Partnership under the Horizon Europe research and innovation funding programme.