Patrick Kaleta

Patrick Kaleta

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Academic Career Length

5Years (2022-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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17 May 2022 in Technologies
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NBNikolaos Bakalos
Nikolaos Bakalos
Maria KaselimiMaria Kaselimi
Maria Kaselimi
NDNikolaos Doulamis
Nikolaos Doulamis
Anastasios DoulamisAnastasios Doulamis
Anastasios Doulamis
Dimitris K KalogerasDimitris K Kalogeras
Dimitris K Kalogeras
LRLuca Rossi
Luca Rossi
This paper presents the components and integrated outcome of a system that aims to achieve early detection, monitoring and mitigation of pandemic outbreaks. The architecture of the platform aims at providing a number of pandemic-response-related services, on a modular basis, that allows for the easy customization of the platform to address user’s needs per case. This customization is achieved through its ability to deploy only the necessary, loosely coupled services and tools for each case, and by providing a common authentication, data storage and data exchange infrastructure. This way, the platform can provide the necessary services without the burden of additional services that are not of use in the current deployment (e.g., predictive models for pathogens that are not endemic to the deployment area). All the decisions taken for the communication and integration of the tools that compose the platform adhere to this basic principle. The tools presented here as well as their integration is part of the project STAMINA.

27 December 2024 in Climate
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Georgios XekalakisGeorgios Xekalakis
Georgios Xekalakis
PLPatricia Molina López
Patricia Molina López
MRManuel Argamasilla Ruiz
Manuel Argamasilla Ruiz
TTTanja Tötzer
Tanja Tötzer
PKPatrick Kaleta
Patrick Kaleta
DHDenis Havlik
Denis Havlik
This study presents the ClimEmpower framework, a user-driven approach to enhancing climate resilience across five climate-vulnerable regions in Southern Europe: Costa del Sol (Spain), Central Greece, the Troodos Mountains (Cyprus), Osijek-Baranja County (Croatia), and Sicily (Italy). The project employs a region-specific methodology that integrates climate risk assessments, stakeholder engagement through Communities of Practice (CoPs), and the development of innovative climate services tailored to local needs. These regions, characterized by unique environmental and socio-economic vulnerabilities, face shared hazards such as droughts, heatwaves, and floods, alongside region-specific challenges like salinization and biodiversity loss. ClimEmpower identifies critical gaps in high-resolution data, cross-sectoral collaboration, and capacity-building efforts, underscoring barriers to effective adaptation. This work aims to provide a foundational resource, offering a comprehensive overview of the current situation, including needs, gaps, priorities, and expectations across the target regions. By establishing this baseline, it facilitates future research and comparative analyses, contributing to the development of robust, region-specific resilience strategies. The ClimEmpower framework offers scalable and replicable solutions aligned with the European Green Deal’s climate resilience goals, advancing adaptation planning and providing actionable insights for broader European initiatives.