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Five entities from Cantabria present the European NBRACER project, which offers nature-based solutions for regional climate resilience in the Atlantic
NEWS Cantabria is the only region in Spain where the demonstration of this project, which is part of the "EU Climate Change Adaptation Mission", will be carried out, and in which it participates together with 8 other European regions. Paz Díaz Nieto,...
IHCantabria proposes a new estuarine classification to optimize the management of these ecosystems, taking into account the effects of climate change.
NEWS This new classification considers the density of the water column to record variations in salinity and temperature, allowing for a more precise evaluation of alterations in estuarine hydrodynamics because of climate change. The estuary of Suances was...
The IMECO project allows IHCantabria to acquire new knowledge for protecting the coast with nature-based solutions
NEWS This project will contribute to the introduction of nature-based solutions into climate change adaptation strategies in coastal areas. To this end, it aims to provide new knowledge and tools that are suitable for designing and promoting this type of...
IHCantabria participates in the LIFE AdaptCalaMillor project, focused on climate change adaptation with a systemic and integrated vision
NEWS Attendees at the presentation of the European project LIFE AdaptCalaMillor, held this morning in Cala Millor, Mallorca.This project represents a unique opportunity to research and identify measures to preserve Mediterranean urban beaches and the ecosystem...
IHCantabria will coordinate the drafting of the Integrated Management Plan for the Bay of Santander
NEWS The 'Plan Bahía' project, funded by the Marine Science Program, was presented today to the main institutions involved in the management of the estuary.The project for the development of the Integrated Management Plan for the Bay of Santander has been presented...
IHCantabria gathers in Santander members of a European project that provides preparation for operational monitoring and prediction of pollutant transport at sea
NEWS From left to right: Francesco de Leo (University of Genoa), Giovanni Besio (University of Genoa), Mattia Scovenna (University of Genoa), Ana Julia Abascal (IHCantabria), Riyad Manasrah (University of Jordan), Abdelrahman Hajar (Port of Tripoli), Mohammad Rasheed...
The IH-SET tool developed by IHCantabria will allow predicting changes in the coastline position over time
NEWS This tool will be of great relevance for the assessment of beach morphodynamics and coastal engineering studies. It will allow simulating the evolution of beaches and the effects of climate change in the future, thus enabling planning and decision-making...
IHCantabria develops a study on mixing and stratification alterations generated by climate change in estuaries.
NEWS The results of this study, recently published in the scientific journal Frontiers in Marine Science, provide the tools to establish a common framework for comparing the effects of climate change on water mixing in estuaries around the world. In order to...
IHCantabria develops a project that will contribute to the construction of a digital twin to improve decision making on risk and adaptation to climate change.
NEWS (Subtitles available by clicking on cc) With the implementation of the project GDICOAST is expected to obtain information on climatic variables of great relevance for the study of coastal risks, in addition to the development of new methodologies and tools...
IHCantabria supports the development of advanced ecological modeling techniques in coastal ecosystems (SimuLIT).
NEWS The results of this project will contribute to the scientific advancement of the ecological modeling of marine organism communities and will provide useful knowledge for sustainable management of coasts and estuaries in the medium and long term. Within the...
IHCantabria makes available an open source library to improve risk analysis related to heavy rains
NEWS The library simplifies access to a mathematical model to represent rainfall, which will improve the analysis of extreme precipitation events; this will contribute to better flood mapping and more effective protection measures. Research staff of the...
IHCantabria maintains ENAC accreditation for testing in the environmental sector, in biological, physical and chemical analysis.
NEWS Following the re-evaluation of IHLab Bio's management system, the ENAC Accreditation Commission agreed to maintain accreditation no. 1111/LE2148, which was granted to IHCantabria in recognition of its technical competence for testing in the environmental...
