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The intersection between artificial intelligence and hydrology: scientific advances from IHCantabria
Results of a study developed at IHCantabria offers immediate and long-term solutions to urgent hydrological challenges, based on the application of AI in environmental and socioeconomic contexts.
Outstanding participation of IHCantabria in CONAMA 2024 with its expertise in projects that promote coastal adaptation to climate change
CONAMA 2024 emphasized the need to adopt adaptation measures to protect the most vulnerable populations and territories, conserve biodiversity and ecosystem services, and mitigate the impacts of climate change.
IHCantabria’s Director of Education and Capacity Building, Jose A. Juanes, participates in the 2nd World Congress of Marine Stations
Promoting interdisciplinary collaboration and highlighting their ability to address global challenges, such as climate change and marine biodiversity conservation, are some of the objectives of this congress.
IHCantabria and its general director, Raúl Medina, have received the ‘Sello CUJAE’ in Havana, Cuba
The award ceremony of this distinction of the Universidad Tecnológica de La Habana “José Antonio Echeverría” (CUJAE) was attended by about 100 people, including university authorities, honorees and guests.
IHCantabria promotes lifelong learning through university micro-credentials
This institute supports the Universidad de Cantabria’s micro-credentials proposal with two innovative initiatives -TRASMARES and ADAPTA BLUES-, which will contribute to the sustainability of marine ecosystems in a context of climate change.
IHCantabria received today the visit of a high-level delegation related to European funds
This visit highlighted the relevance and positioning of IHCantabria as a model of excellence in research and technology transfer, and demonstrated the good results of the investment made with FEDER funds in this institution.
IHCantabria hosts the first consortium meeting of the European project NATURE DEMO
The main objective of this meeting is to review the technical progress of each work package, in order to implement NbS to protect critical infrastructures in Europe against climate change threats, and to coordinate next steps.
IHCantabria proposes an innovative methodology to improve the estimation of the frequency of flooding in the M-30 in Madrid
After half a century of operation, the M-30 remains a key road for vehicular traffic and mobility in Madrid; but its maintenance requires taking into account the risk of flooding.
IHCantabria participated in a study on the impact of climate change on Panama City’s urban transportation system
The results of this study and its recommendations will serve as a guide for planning and implementing climate adaptation strategies in Panama City and other cities facing similar challenges in the region.
IHCantabria conducts 3D physical model stability tests for the repair of the sand retaining groyne head at Cotonou Port in Benin
The objective of these tests is to provide essential data and validation of the repair design of the sand-retaining groyne at Cotonou Port, ensuring the durability and effectiveness of this coastal infrastructure.
IHCantabria received the group of students of the third promotion of the Erasmus Mundus Master’s programme COASTHAZAR
The 23 students studying this postgraduate course who visited IHCantabria today come from Brazil, Colombia, China, Egypt, Germany, India, Indonesia, Ireland, Peru, the Philippines, Poland, Spain, Turkey, the United States of America and the United States of America.
IHCantabria receives this week two delegations from Cuba
One of the delegations participated in the 3rd training segment, within the framework of the project ‘Complementary studies for the integral solution to the flooding of the Havana Malecon’.
