ERMIS-F

ERMIS-F: Navigating the Past, Understanding the Present, Predicting the Future The ERMIS-F project pioneers an innovative approach to flood risk awareness and management by leveraging a comprehensive knowledge base that integrates historical flood events, legislation, organizational roles, and scientific measurements. Through this initiative, users embark on a unique journey through time, exploring the Past (ΧΘΕΣ), understanding the Present (ΣΗΜΕΡΑ), and gaining insight into the Future (ΑΥΡΙΟ). ΧΘΕΣ: Understanding the Past Through digitized historical records and geospatial data, ERMIS-F offers an immersive exploration of past flood events and their impact. By analyzing how human activity has shaped natural environments over time, stakeholders gain a deeper understanding of the long-term consequences of urban expansion, deforestation, and infrastructure planning on flood risks. ΣΗΜΕΡΑ: Real-Time Awareness & Action Building upon this historical context, the platform provides a real-time snapshot of flood risks, integrating legislative frameworks, policy guidelines, and active mitigation efforts. Users can explore best practices and strategies implemented within ERMIS-F to improve flood resilience, from smart infrastructure solutions to community-driven preparedness programs. ΑΥΡΙΟ: Predicting & Shaping the Future By incorporating cutting-edge scientific forecasting models, ERMIS-F presents multiple future scenarios—both optimistic and pessimistic—based on societal responses to flood management. The platform encourages citizens, policymakers, and urban planners to consider how proactive adaptation can mitigate risks and enhance resilience. Through interactive tools, stakeholders can visualize the long-term impact of their choices, reinforcing the necessity of sustainable environmental policies. The ERMIS-F project exemplifies how data-driven insights and Repox’s digital archiving capabilities empower societies to navigate the challenges of climate change. By bridging the past, present, and future, it fosters an informed, engaged citizenry ready to address the evolving threats of natural disasters.