TRIQUETRA

On 1–2 December, the TRIQUETRA consortium gathered in Neuchâtel, Switzerland, for the project’s final plenary meeting—a moment to take stock of our shared work, align on final details, and reflect on what it means to strengthen cultural heritage within Europe’s resilience agenda. Bringing together partners from across disciplines and countries, the final plenary was both […]

The Green Cluster, a collaboration of four Horizon Europe projects – TRIQUETRA, RescueME, THETIDA, and STECCI – has published a new White Paper on “Cultural Heritage, Climate Adaptation and Disaster Resilience.” The development of the White Paper was coordinated by TRIQUETRA. A joint effort across four Horizon Europe projects The Green Cluster “Climate Effects Team”

Over the weekend, 17–19 October 2025, TRIQUETRA partners co-hosted an Open Day in Ventotene to present ongoing activities on Ventotene & Santo Stefano, with a focus on field monitoring and archaeological risk mitigation. The conference was organized by the Order of Geologists of Lazio and the Sapienza University of Rome/CERI, with the participation of the

We’re happy to share that the Italian Journal of Engineering Geology and Environment (IJEGE) has released a Special Issue dedicated to the TRIQUETRA Project, published on 7 October 2025 and freely available online. The collection showcases how TRIQUETRA advances the protection of cultural heritage at risk from natural and human-induced hazards, blending earth observation, geospatial

Paphos, Cyprus – 8-9 May 2025 The TRIQUETRA project successfully held its 5th Plenary Meeting on the 8th and 9th of May 2025 at the historic Paphos Archaeological Site in Cyprus. As the project approaches its final stages, partners from across Europe gathered to present the significant progress achieved and to finalize the remaining details

The TRIQUETRA Project proudly participated in the European Geosciences Union (EGU) General Assembly 2025, held from April 27 to May 2 in Vienna, Austria. The project was actively involved in the CL3.2.7 EDI session*, titled “Climate Change and Cultural Heritage: Identifying Impacts and Implementing Preservation Strategies”, co-organized by EOS1/GI1 and convened by representatives of the

The TRIQUETRA Project proudly participated in the 4th International Conference on Transdisciplinary Multispectral Modelling and Cooperation for the Preservation of Cultural Heritage (TMM-CH 2025), held from April 7–9, 2025, at the Eugenides Foundation in Athens, Greece. This prestigious conference, organized by the National Technical University of Athens and the Technical Chamber of Greece, brought together

The TRIQUETRA project began 2025 with three events in the city of Thessaloniki, uniting experts, stakeholders, and partners to drive forward initiatives in sustainability and cultural heritage preservation. Day 1: Workshop on Climate and Heritage Technologies (January 8, 2025) Held at the IT Center, AUTH Campus, the TRIQUETRA Workshop provided participants with hands-on training and

Call for Abstracts: Climate Change and Cultural Heritage – Identifying Impacts and Implementing Preservation Strategies Are you conducting research or working at the critical intersection of climate change and cultural heritage preservation? The TRIQUETRA Project, alongside the Green Cluster projects and FPCUP action, invites you to contribute to the CL3.2.7 session: “Climate Change and Cultural

Call for Abstracts: Living Planet Symposium 2025 The TRIQUETRA Project is pleased to invite researchers, policymakers, and industry experts to contribute to the upcoming Living Planet Symposium 2025 (LPS25) by submitting abstracts to our dedicated session: Theme B: Climate Action and Sustainability Challenges Sub-theme 03: Adaptation, Mitigation, Resilience Session Title: B.03.05 Heritage at Risk: Innovative