Publicador de continguts

Recerca, Planificació urbana, medi ambient i salut

HHS-EWS

Operational Heat-Health-Social Early Warning System

Captura de pantalla de la herramienta Forecaster.health
Durada
01/10/2022 - 31/03/2024
Coordinador
Joan Ballester
Finançadors
European Union - European Research Council (ERC)

Extreme temperatures are associated with millions of deaths annually worldwide, including 300,000 in Western Europe alone. Many European countries have implemented early warning systems during heatwaves. However, these systems are generally based on temperature thresholds from weather forecasts and do not account for inequalities in the vulnerability of exposed populations.

The EU-funded HHS-EWS project aims to develop the first operational Heat-Health-Social Early Warning System (HHS-EWS), which will reflect the health impacts of environmental temperatures in order to better inform potential end-users, such as public health agencies, enabling them to activate emergency plans targeting vulnerable groups.

The system will integrate weather forecasting, environmental epidemiology and the social determinants of vulnerability.

Total Funding

150,000 €

Funded by European Union - European Research Council (ERC)

Our Team

Coordinator

ISGlobal Team

Veure més

Altres projectes

PULSE-ART project

Promoting Understanding and Lifelong learning Successful Education through the ARTs and culture

FORECAST-AIR

Open-Access Forecasting System of the Health Effects of Air Pollution

ADATES

Adapting to temperature extremes in a changing climate: Past trends and future scenarios

B-COOL@HOME

Combatent la calor a les llars de les persones grans a Barcelona

PANAMA

Inhaled dose of air pollution - an integrative approach towards personalized air pollution exposure assessment in participants with and without respiratory diseases

RESONATE

Construint resiliència individual i comunitària a través de teràpies basades en la naturalesa

TÀNIA

ParticipAció, tecNologia i convivèncIA per reduir el soroll a les places de Barcelona