We’re moving to Hungary at the pilot site led by Freeport of Budapest Logistics Ltd (BSZL), Hungarian State Railway Company (MÁV), National Association of Radio Distress-Signalling and Info communications (RSOE) and Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Department of Transportation Technology and Economics (BME).
In the third episode, the Budapest University of Technology team is offering its perspective regarding their experience with the Consortium and its role in the project.
SoReCC (Societal Resilience to Climate Change) participated in the GIS Forum Danube and the Danube Information Services Conference 2025 (DISC ’25), held on 3–4 December in Belgrade, Serbia, at the Moxy Belgrade Marriott. The conference brought together representatives...
The PLOTO project had the pleasure of participating in the 6th Panhellenic Conference on Earthquake Engineering and Technical Seismology (6PSAMTS), held in Athens on 30 October – 1 November 2025.The conference brought together researchers, engineers, and...
The PLOTO consortium recently held its M36 General Assembly in Athens, Greece, marking another important milestone in the project’s journey toward strengthening climate resilience for European ports and inland waterways. Co-hosted by DBC, EXUS, and SoReCC, the two-day...