Built Environment Safer in Slow and Emergency Conditions
through behavioUral assessed/designed Resilient solutions

According to WP3 activities outcomes, the multi-risk assessment in Built Environment (BE) of our historical cities is widely affected by...

According to WP1 and WP4 tasks, the analysis of overlapped effects due to Slow Onset Disasters (SLODs) occurrence in the Urban Built...

Considering SLODs, the BE S2ECURe project pursues the definition of sustainable risk-mitigation solutions for the exposed individuals’...

Results from the BE S2ECURe actions on terrorist acts assessment in the Built Environment have been included in the "Terrorist and Built...

In the BE S2ECURe project, human-centred factors are key metric elements for risk and resilience assessment, as well as design and...

The contribution at the SEB-20 conference in the Invited Session "IS06: Towards Sustainable Solutions to increase Built Environment...

Slow-onset disasters such as air pollution and increasing temperature in our cities have currently acquired great relevance in the...

Terrorist attacks, in the last decades, have contributed to considerably reduce citizen safety in the Built Environment. In order to...

The Built Environment (BE) earthquake risk assessment and planning do not consider human behaviours and their interactions with other...