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EPOS TCS Flyer AH 2025 ready-cut
March 2025
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from AIEPOS TCS Anthropogenic Hazards (AH) leverages the EPISODES Platform** (episodesplatform.eu) to address geo-hazards linked to subsurface activities like CO2 sequestration, hydrocarbon extraction, and geothermal energy production.
The platform integrates multidisciplinary datasets, software, and computational resources into a virtual workspace, enabling advanced analysis, visualization, and interdisciplinary collaboration among scientists, industry, and the public. It supports experimental research, data sharing, and public knowledge dissemination while ensuring intellectual property rights are respected.
Managed by the TCS AH Consortium, the platform aggregates data via e-Nodes and provides access through the EPOS ICS data portal. The consortium includes 15+ institutions across Europe, with coordination led by the Institute of Geophysics Polish Academy of Sciences.
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EPISODES Platform centralizes multidisciplinary datasets and tools for analyzing anthropogenic geo-hazards via episodesplatform.eu
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Platform enables data integration, visualization, and advanced analysis for subsurface activities like CO2 storage and geothermal energy
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TCS AH Consortium (15+ institutions) manages data sustainability and access through e-Nodes and the EPOS ICS portal
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Supports public education, interdisciplinary collaboration, and research innovation while respecting intellectual property
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EPOS infrastructure ensures long-term access to Solid Earth science data for societal and environmental challenges
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- What datasets are available on the EPISODES Platform for anthropogenic hazards?
- Which institutions are part of the TCS AH Consortium?
- How does the EPISODES Platform support interdisciplinary research collaboration?
- What types of subsurface activities are covered by the platform?
- Where can I access the EPOS ICS data portal for AH datasets?
- What is the role of e-Nodes in the TCS AH infrastructure?
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