The Disaster Competence Network Austria (DCNA) is the Austrian cooperation platform for research of crises and disasters.
The focus is on the continuous and permanent networking of all stakeholders, the associated knowledge and technology transfer, as well as cooperation to facilitate access to scientific expertise and research infrastructure.
The cluster site represents the Austrian infrastructure in the field of security and disaster research and is constantly being expanded.
DCNA – Disaster Competence Network Austria
Kompetenznetzwerk für Katastrophenprävention
E-Mail: office@dcna.at
Website: https://www.dcna.at
Graz University of Technology
The infrastructure comprises technologies to develop and study remote work, collaboration and teleoperation in general...
University of Salzburg
Servers and services as basis for online architectures for geo-data and information processing, with licensed...
University of Salzburg
Since this is a very wide range of applications, the individual devices are combined into...
University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences Vienna (BOKU)
Trailer for transporting the mobile weather radar One goes to the investigation area and looks...
University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences Vienna (BOKU)
Sprinter panel van all-wheel drive with awning with continuous waterproof floor. Special design: Office equipment...
Technical University of Vienna
The Quadrocopter is meant to fly over larger areas within the category "open" and "specific"...
University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences Vienna (BOKU)
In recent years, it has become apparent that approaches developed at very small modelling scales...
Technical University of Vienna
Within the framework of the European Copernicus programme, a series of Sentinel satellites have been...
Technical University of Vienna
The Leica Absolute Tracker AT960 is a laser tracker system for measurement tasks with high...
University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria
The eye-tracking glasses record eye movements of test subjects. Although limited in frequency to 120...