Triquetra Project Showcased at the 18th Plinius Conference on Mediterranean Risks
The Triquetra project was presented at the 18th Plinius Conference on Mediterranean Risks, held from 30 September to 3 October 2024, at the historic Old Port of Chania – Chania Culture Centre in Greece. This event served as a platform for interdisciplinary experts to discuss Mediterranean risks in the context of climate change, fostering dialogue on monitoring, assessment, and mitigation strategies for natural and cultural heritage.
The presentation highlighted the project’s contributions to understanding weather extremes, hydro-geological impacts, and the preservation of cultural heritage under changing climatic conditions. Key themes addressed included:
- The prediction and management of weather extremes and wildfires.
- Assessment of hydro-geological effects on natural resources and agriculture.
- Strategies for protecting cultural heritage and societal well-being in vulnerable regions.
The conference emphasized fostering early career scientists, featuring awards for best oral and poster presentations. Participation in the 18th Plinius Conference underscored the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration and knowledge sharing, driving actionable solutions for the Mediterranean region’s pressing challenges in a rapidly changing climate.