GIS-based platformUtilised for seismicResilience ofUrban communities
GURU connects hazard data, building inventories, sensor streams, AI inference, and recovery analytics in one decision-ready environment for cities.
The consortium design converges on pre-event preparedness, event-time sensing, and post-event recovery intelligence.
One platform across pre-event, real-time, and post-event operations
Built from consortium proposals, presentations, and meeting outputs, GURU combines resilience science, GIS engineering, sensing, structural inference, digital twins, and recovery planning in one coherent product vision.
A shared architecture for risk, sensing, AI, and recovery
The documentation points to a platform that is not just a map viewer, but a full workflow linking seismic hazard, community resilience, structural response, and decision support.
What the current concept already makes clear
Meeting materials consistently describe GURU as a modular environment where spatial data, structural logic, and recovery intelligence are stitched together instead of handled in isolation.
International partners shaping one shared platform
The project structure links academic research, applied engineering, sensing technology, GIS product development, and urban testbed thinking across South Korea, Denmark, and Türkiye.
Three international meetings have already sharpened the platform direction
The uploaded meeting minutes and partner presentations show a consistent progression from shared work-package framing to concrete data architecture, pilot framework design, and live sensor-service alignment.