We aim to reduce vulnerability to extreme weather events and foster disaster-resilient European societies by promoting interoperability of data, models, communication and governance on all levels and between all actors of the disaster risk management and climate adaptation process.
As part of the DIRECTED project the Data Fabric Service Platform is built to support and demonstrate the interoperability use cases of our four Real World Labs (RWL).
This GitHub organization contains the source code repositories of the software components the Data Fabric is made of. The core repositories to dive into the open source solution are the following:
- User interface:
- Processing backend:
- Data ingestion:
- Kubernetes deployment:
The Data Fabric can be accessed online via https://directed.dev.52north.org/.
In addition, a user and developer manual is available via https://directed-eu.gitbook.io/data-fabric-manual.
Additional resources:
- A risk evaluation, adaptation appraisal and multi-criteria analysis for Frederiskssund was prepared in the context of the RWL The Capital Region of Denmark. Source code and data can be found on Zenodo: https://zenodo.org/records/20427879
🇪🇺 We are EU funded
Project: 101073978 — DIRECTED — HORIZON-CL3-2021-DRS-01 (DOI: https://doi.org/10.3030/101073978)
This project is an Innovation Action under the Civil Security for Society, Disaster-Resilient Societies programme of the Horizon Europe funded by the European Union. Associate partners SEI Oxford and Oasis Hub are funded by Innovate UK and ETH Zurich is funded by The State Secretariat for Education, Research and Innovation (SERI), Switzerland