Urban Resilience Intelligence for Municipalities.
ResilientCity360 helps Greek municipalities bring resilience assessment, geospatial information, disaster risks and urban resilience planning into one structured digital environment.
Designed for local authorities in Greece, the platform connects official data, hazard intelligence, mapping, and evidence management in one structured environment, supporting municipal resilience planning and the preparation of Urban Resilience Plans (Σχέδια Αστικής Ανθεκτικότητας – SAA), as required by Greek legislation under Law 5106/2024.
Municipal resilience starts with connected information.
Municipalities need to understand vulnerabilities, natural and technological hazards, critical infrastructure, changing conditions and existing civil-protection plans. These inputs often sit in disconnected files, departments and data sources.
When risk information is fragmented, prioritising actions, coordinating stakeholders and documenting resilience measures becomes harder.
ResilientCity360 provides a connected municipal information environment that supports risk assessment, resilience studies, project preparation and evidence-based decisions.
Municipal intelligence, not just risk reporting.
The platform combines a resilience index, GIS mapping, multi-hazard assessments, a structured threat register and monitoring workflows. Municipal teams can work from shared information rather than isolated documents.
It also supports the preparation of urban resilience studies with structured project requirements, evidence traceability and tools for producing study documentation and submission packages.
With ResilientCity360, municipal teams can turn fragmented information into a coordinated resilience planning process:
Track resilience indicators and vulnerability zones
Map municipal boundaries and critical infrastructure
Assess hazards, exposure and vulnerability
Maintain an all-hazards risk register
Monitor emerging risks and neighbouring areas
Coordinate departments and external experts
Prepare evidence-backed resilience projects
Key Capabilities:
Resilience Index R
A weighted index across 59 critical parameters and six categories, displayed through gauge and radar charts to help teams understand areas of strength and vulnerability.
Geospatial GIS Mapping
Municipal boundary mapping, thematic GIS layers and vulnerability zones, with geographic data export options and geospatial context for local resilience planning.
Risk Assessment & Disaster Preparedness
Assessment across 10 hazard types using hazard, exposure and vulnerability considerations, priority zones and a library of preparedness, prevention, response and recovery actions.
All-Hazards Risk Register
A structured threat register covering natural, meteorological, biological, technological, environmental, social, spatial and cyber risks, including compound and cascading scenarios.
Critical Sites & Areas
Identification and mapping of important sites, public infrastructure, green areas, hospitals and other critical municipal locations using geographic information.
OSINT News & Risk Alerts
Automated monitoring of news and risks, including severity classification and recommended follow-up actions for municipal teams.
Live Open Data Integration
Connected information from 38 open-data sources, with municipality-managed API access and tools for refreshing available values.
Urban Resilience Study Preparation
AI-assisted drafting support for four study chapters, thematic maps, Gantt charts and exportable documentation, including supporting Excel and GIS files.
Monthly Snapshots & Trends
Automated monthly indicator snapshots, trend analysis and short-term forecasting help municipalities monitor how local conditions develop.
Project Requirements & Evidence Management
A 157-requirement project matrix with five review gates, links between actions, evidence and data sources, approvals and checks ahead of submission.
Track the wider municipal resilience picture.
ResilientCity360 helps municipalities bring the wider picture of hazards, exposed assets, critical locations, existing plans and resilience indicators together for ongoing planning.
This may include:
From scattered risk information to informed resilience planning.
With ResilientCity360, municipal teams can work from an organised set of risk data, maps, actions and supporting evidence.