Centro de Aprendizagem ↗Novidades verificadas do EPD-Net e próximos passos práticos para WP4, WP5 e WP6.
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Análise dos desenvolvimentos recentes, das atividades em curso e das questões que exigem coordenação e decisões conjuntas.
Anúncio no site: 29 de outubro de 2026 · Aceitação: 22 de outubro de 2026
Aceite · A aguardar publicação
Segundo o anúncio de 23 de outubro de 2026, o artigo de autoria única do Professor Associado Dr. Halil Duymuş foi aceite para publicação na revista Environmental Monitoring and Assessment em 22 de outubro de 2026. O artigo aguarda publicação. O autor indica a classificação da revista como WoS Q3.
O estudo analisa os padrões de severidade do incêndio e as alterações na capacidade de sumidouro de carbono após o incêndio de Manavgat de 2021, através de deteção remota e do Google Earth Engine.
O autor identifica o EPD-Net como projeto relacionado. Apoiado pelo Erasmus+, o EPD-Net desenvolve uma rede de aprendizagem de planeamento e design ecológico e um módulo de formação adaptativo apoiado por IA para cidades sustentáveis e resilientes a catástrofes. O anúncio é partilhado com a equipa de disseminação WP5.
Perfil do autor no LinkedIn ↗Published 29 October 2026 · Seminar: 20 October 2026 · Kuldīga, Latvia
On 20 October 2026, Lilita Sproģe from the Latvian Association of Landscape Architects, a partner in the EPD-Net project, presented the project’s training module at a seminar in Kuldīga, Latvia.
Titled “Municipal Resilience and Continuity of Services During Crises: Lessons from the August Storm and Ukraine”, the seminar was organised by Latvijas Pašvaldību savienība (the Latvian Association of Local and Regional Governments). Municipal leaders, civil protection experts, representatives of public institutions and services, and Ukrainian municipal representatives discussed practical ways to maintain municipal services during emergencies.
The seminar also included a visit to the newly opened disaster management centre in Kuldīga. Lilita’s presentation shared EPD-Net’s training work with practitioners working on municipal resilience and crisis preparedness, contributing to the project’s WP5 outreach activities.
Photos published with permission. Credit: Latvijas Pašvaldību savienība.
Read the LPS seminar report (Latvian) ↗ · Download the supplied press release (Latvian) ↗
Project announcement · 28 October 2026
The EPD-Net consortium is pleased to celebrate the recognition of its team member, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Maria Gabriella Trovato, with the 2026 President’s Award of the International Federation of Landscape Architects (IFLA).
This prestigious distinction recognises her contributions to humanitarian landscape architecture, ecological restoration, and socially inclusive approaches to landscape recovery, particularly in communities affected by conflict, displacement, and environmental challenges.
Through her academic and professional engagement, including her work with Landscape Architects Without Borders (LAWB), Maria Gabriella Trovato has contributed to advancing the understanding of landscapes as essential components of community well-being, cultural identity, environmental recovery, and long-term resilience.
Her work closely resonates with the mission of EPD-Net, which seeks to strengthen international cooperation, education, and professional capacity in ecological planning and design, disaster risk reduction, and resilient recovery.
The EPD-Net consortium warmly congratulates Maria on this distinguished international recognition. We are delighted to have her expertise and commitment within our international partnership and look forward to continuing our collaborative efforts towards more resilient, inclusive, and sustainable environments.
Source: IFLA Award Announcement on LinkedIn ↗A carregar novidades…
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