CIMNE researchers last week presented two use cases for monitoring air quality in Barcelona and predict energy consumption in extreme climate events in Catalonia, both implemented on the “Data Lake” of Destination Earth, an ambitious European endeavour to create a high-fidelity digital t...

Photo: Myrabella / Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA 3.0 Around 3,000 maritime incidents occur every year in the European maritime fleet. 28% of these accidents are categorised as severe or very severe accidents. CIMNE is working with twelve other European partners to address maritime safety head-on ...

Railway stations hold a unique position in the urban landscape: they not only act as complex nodes of mobility and transport, but also as public places that can be seen as integral elements of the city. Consequently, stations have a decisive impact on their urban surroundings as places of everyday l...

Schools play a central role in urban spaces, often serving as a second home for children. But modern cities can struggle with heavy traffic and congestion, particularly around school zones. Heavy traffic not only puts children at risk but also contributes to air and noise pollution, making the journ...

CIMNE’s innovation unit in transport, CENIT, is one of the more than 40 cross-cutting partners involved in the PIONEERS project, an ambitious European initiative led by the Port of Antwerp-Bruges, that addresses the challenges that maritime terminals in the continent must overcome to achieving...

El Centro Internacional de Métodos Numéricos en Ingeniería (CIMNE) es uno de los seis socios del proyecto transfronterizo europeo EKATE+, una iniciativa que usará tecnologías basadas en inteligencia artificial (IA), gemelos digitales (digital twins) y la Internet d...