The #drd21 are over - thanks for taking part!
The Disaster Research Days 2021 are over and we would like to thank all participants who made the #drd21 a fantastic event through their presentations, pitches, and discussions!
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DCNA at ASDR Naturgefahrentagung 2021
From September 30th to October 2nd, the Styrian community of Öblarn was dominated by the ASDR Naturgefahrentagung (Natural Hazard Conference), organized by the KLAR Future Region Ennstal, ZAMG, the community of Öblarn, the Styrian Civil Protection Association and the Province of Styria.
DRD21 - preliminary conference program online
The preliminary program of this year's Disaster Research Days # drd21 is online.
The conference will take place from October 12 to 21, 2021 as a webinar series - with a different thematic focus on each day, exciting keynotes, and interesting contributions, including from our Young Scientists.
Find all information about the program here >
The conference will take place from October 12 to 21, 2021 as a webinar series - with a different thematic focus on each day, exciting keynotes, and interesting contributions, including from our Young Scientists.
Find all information about the program here >