A common goal
strengthen preparedness, resilience and emergency response capacity against earthquake disasters
The project develops and tests innovative solutions, including a Virtual Reality Laboratory for earthquake hazards, a mobile application for emergency preparedness and response, and a concept for temporary emergency housing adaptable to the conditions of different countries. In parallel, training activities, support to volunteer networks and educational actions for schools will help raise awareness and strengthen the culture of prevention.
News
Presentation in the International Conference SEISMOS 2026
On Tuesday, 10th of November, Mihai Micu presented the poster on “Virtual Reality Laboratory VRGeoLab: an innovative system for the enhanced understanding of earthquake-induced landslides in Vrancea seismic region” during the International Conference SEISMOS 2026 – Seismology and Earth Sciences Conference, organized by the National…
International Geographical Congress “Exploring the Earth, Connecting Worlds”, Istanbul University, Türkiye, 17–21 August 2026
The results of the SPEER-A – Strengthening and Promoting Earthquake Emergency Response and Rescue Capacity in the Black Sea Basin Area (Interreg VI-B NEXT Black Sea Basin Programme, BSB01197 – SPEER-A Clean and Green Region, 2025–2028) project were disseminated through the presentation of the paper…
Introducing the SPEER-A Project Brochure
The SPEER-A project is pleased to present its official project brochure, offering a concise overview of our mission, objectives, partnership, and planned activities. The brochure introduces how SPEER-A is working to strengthen earthquake preparedness and emergency response across the Black Sea Basin through cross-border cooperation,…