Powering the Future of Infrastructure Research

CGFI (The UK Centre for Greening Finance and Investment)

Accelerating the adoption and use of climate and environmental data and analytics by financial institutions internationally

CReDO

The Climate Resilience Demonstrator

CReDO OFGEM SIF Beta

CrossEU

Cross-sectoral Framework for Socio-Economic Resilience

Data Infrastructure for National Infrastructure

e-UMDS

Enabling Urban Mobility Data Sharing

NERC Digital Solutions

A Digital Solutions Hub facilitating improved access and better use of NERC data.

OpenCLIM

The OpenCLIM project (Open Climate Impacts Modelling Framework) is designed to support UK assessment of climate risks and adaptation

OpenLAND

Aiming to boost the UK’s efforts to achieve net zero emissions by 2050

QRT

Quasi-Real-Time Data

RIWS

Resilience scenarios for integrated water systems

SOFRAMODE CoE

Sewer overflow flood risk analysis model DAFNI enabled

UrbanAIR

Developing a digital twin that supports decision-makers in urban areas

BRINES

BRINES (Building Risk-Informed redundancy for Net-zero Energy Systems) is a collaboration project led by Dr Hannah Bloomfield from Newcastle University.

ClimaTracks

ClimaTracks is a collaboration project led by Giuliano Punzo from the University of Sheffield.

D-RES

D-RES (Provision of distributed grid resilience using EVs during extreme weather events) is a collaboration project led by Dr Desen Kirli from University of Edinburgh along with Dr Laiz Souto from University of Bristol.

FIRM

Flood resilience simulation on DAFNI

ForNet

ForNet (FORecasting Services for Energy NETworks) is a collaboration project led by Professor Konstantinos Nikolopoulos from Durham University.

IMPACT

IMproving flood disruPted road networks with a dynAmic people-Centric digital Twins

MARS

MARS (Modelling Aviation Resilience Scenarios) is a project led by Dr Fabian Steinmann from Cranfield University along with Dr Irene Moulitsas and Dr Desmond Bisandu from Cranfield University.

NIRD CoE

Building systemic resilience of interdependent infrastructure networks at the national scale

Pywr-WREW CoE

Pywr-WREW, a water resources model for England and Wales built in Python water resources simulation system

SCQUAIR

Small Changes, QUANT and AI Resilience

STORMS CoE

Buried infrastructure, like cables and pipes, are vulnerable to meteorological shocks or extreme weather events, such as floods and droughts.

WSL

Water Systems Leakage

USARIS CoE

Uncertainty quantification and sensitivity analysis for resilient infrastructure systems