
New research project on tunnel safety: CHEMATUN
DCNA is part of another KIRAS research project: CHEMATUN deals with the release of chemical substances in tunnels – a previously little-researched scenario in the field of emergency response.
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DCNA is part of another KIRAS research project: CHEMATUN deals with the release of chemical substances in tunnels – a previously little-researched scenario in the field of emergency response.
We are pleased to present a new project: The "PostDisaster" project focuses on mixed reality post-disaster damage assessment tools for action planning. The project uses artificial intelligence, satellite images, drones, and mixed reality (MR) to optimise disaster management.
HyDroMon - a new project funded by the KIRAS programme of the Austrian Federal Ministry of Finance - is developing an intelligent, AI-supported monitoring system that networks and coordinates heterogeneous operational modules - including unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), mobile operational teams and a deployable base station. The aim is to collect, analyze and provide mission-relevant information in real time.