Result description
This tool is TRIQUETRA’s integrated, web-based Decision Support System that operationalises project results into site-specific decision support and near-real-time situational awareness. It combines (i) structured knowledge and geospatial data, (ii) quantified multi-hazard risk outputs, (iii) mitigation selection and optimisation using available solutions/workflows, and (iv) digital-twin viewing enabled by site digitisation assets. It can also display/consume monitoring inputs. Functionally, the DSS provides interactive risk exploration across hazard domains, scenario logic and user-defined filters, mitigation selection/optimisation, knowledge base access, digital-twin visualisation, and decision-support add-ons such as MCDA and AI forecasting. Usability features include adaptable presentation styles and an admin workflow to update models and datasets. The DSS is the operational hub enabling an assess→plan→communicate workflow with traceable, explainable decisions.
Addressing target audiences and expressing needs
- To raise awareness and possibly influence policy
- Help in technical expertise
- Collaboration
We seek pilot adopters (heritage authorities, site managers) to validate DSS’s workflows (assess→plan→communicate) and decision traceability in real operational contexts. We also look for technical partners/integrators to connect monitoring feeds, digital-twin assets, and mitigation solution catalogues, and policy stakeholders to align outputs with climate adaptation, risk governance and funding/reporting requirements.
- EU and Member State Policy-makers
- Other Actors who can help us fulfil our market potential
- Research and Technology Organisations
R&D, Technology and Innovation aspects
Web-based DSS platform developed in TRIQUETRA integrating geospatial layers, quantified multi-hazard risk, mitigation selection/optimisation, and digital-twin viewing, with capability to consume monitoring inputs. Includes scenario logic, filters, MCDA and AI forecasting add-ons, plus admin tools to update models/data.
Yes — web-based architecture plus modular integration (knowledge base, risk engine, monitoring, digital twins) supports replication across sites and regions, with configurable models/datasets and role-based workflows.
This tool can be sustained as a DSS service for heritage authorities, site managers and service providers. Viable models include: (a) SaaS subscriptions per site/portfolio with support and updates, (b) institutional licensing for regional/national heritage bodies, (c) integration/customisation services (connecting monitoring feeds, digital twins, local hazard layers, reporting templates), and (d) training and maintenance contracts to keep models and datasets current. The platform’s value comes from reducing time-to-decision, improving transparency/traceability, and enabling prioritised, evidence-based mitigation planning aligned with climate adaptation and risk governance needs.
