Technical
Anthropogenic Hazards
April 2022
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from AIThe Anthropogenic Hazards Thematic Core Service (TCS) addresses human-induced risks tied to georesource exploitation, emphasizing interdisciplinary collaboration across solid Earth sciences. It coordinates access to datasets, software, and processing tools via the EPISODES platform, supporting research on induced seismicity and related hazards. By integrating 39 Data, Data Products, Software, and Services (DDSS), the TCS fosters open science and training to tackle environmental challenges. The service bridges gaps between scientific domains and societal stakeholders to ensure safer georesource exploitation. It operates under the EPOS infrastructure, linking diverse sectors to enhance hazard mitigation and knowledge sharing.
Key points
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Interdisciplinary approach required to study anthropogenic hazards linked to georesource exploitation and environmental changes
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EPISODES platform provides open data, software, and processing capacity for induced seismicity and hazard research
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TCS coordinates 39 DDSS and integrates services across EPOS infrastructure to support research and training
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Collaboration among scientific domains and societal groups is essential for addressing current environmental challenges
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Focus on safe exploitation of georesources through coordinated access to facilities and datasets
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- What is the EPISODES platform and what does it offer?
- How does the Anthropogenic Hazards TCS support research on induced seismicity?
- Which sectors are involved in the Anthropogenic Hazards Thematic Core Service?
- What are the main goals of the Anthropogenic Hazards TCS?
- How many DDSS are integrated into the TCS?
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