R&D archives - Pau Costa Foundation

30 Jul

Smart sensor by tactile biofeedback that will look after the health of the practitioners

We connect by Zoom according to current fashion, and José Antonio Rodríguez and Ana Belén Carballo, tenured professor and researcher and coordinator of the VALFIS research group, and Belén Carballo, IBIOMED research doctor and specialist in thermal stress appear on the screen. They are very excited for […]

24 Jul

Connecting Through Fire: Lessons from the PyroLife Symposium

R & D + i

Opinion article written by Kathleen Uyttewaal, PhD student of the PyroLife project and Staff PCF PyroLife Innovative Training Network held a total of 15 multidisciplinary webinars during confinement in the framework of the PyroLife project. During these online sessions, the knowledge of international fire experts was shared […]

27 May

Combustion of Mediterranean soils is possible and has consequences for emergency management

R & D + i

Written by Prof. Xavier Úbeda GRAM (Grup de Recerca Ambiental Mediterrània) Departament de Geografia Spanish version: The article “Smouldering Combustion Dynamics of a Soil from a Pinus halepensis Mill. Forest. A Case Study of the Rocallaura Fairs in Northeastern Spain “of Xifré, Prat, Francos, Úbeda and Castellnou published […]

19 Nov

Sharing the lessons learned to become more resilient to wildfires

Conferences & Seminars , R & D + i, Impact and Participation, Knowledge exchanges, Technical Conference

The lessons learned in wildfire prone regions are key to develop more efficient landscape management for wildfire mitigation in Atlantic and Northern Europe The EWWF conference brought together 200 representatives of the wildfire community from 14 different nations. The meeting was held from November 20-21 in Cardiff. The core theme of the conference was […]

15 Nov

What impact does fire have on the ground and on forest recovery?

R & D + i, Awareness & Dissemination , Wildfire tribune

The most obvious effect that a forest fire leaves behind is the disappearance of the forest. But many other elements of it can be affected, including the soil. The soil is a thin and thin layer, which is essential for life, and whose loss is practically irreversible. […]

14 Oct

Barcelona: Resilient Landscape Architecture at UPC: Workshop Wildfirescapes:

Conferences & Seminars , R & D + i

The MBLandArch of the UPC of Barcelona organizes an international workshop on Resilient Landscape Architecture in Barcelona. 10 places are offered for ETSAB students enrolled in the Architecture Study Degree (5th year), Architecture Degree, MArq, MBArqu, MBDesign. Theme Landscape planning in territories vulnerable to forest fires, to generate a […]

R & D + i

Smart sensor by tactile biofeedback that will look after the health of the practitioners

Connecting Through Fire: Lessons from the PyroLife Symposium

Combustion of Mediterranean soils is possible and has consequences for emergency management

Sharing the lessons learned to become more resilient to wildfires

What impact does fire have on the ground and on forest recovery?

Barcelona: Resilient Landscape Architecture at UPC: Workshop Wildfirescapes:

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