The CReDo+ Alpha Project
Analyses the impact of flooding on energy, water, and telecoms networks, identifying vulnerabilities to improve climate resilience.
CReDo leverages digital twin technology to help infrastructure owners and operators respond to extreme climate scenarios, preventing potential asset failures across sectors. By understanding infrastructure interdependencies, the project will enhance decision-making regarding infrastructure investment, thus reducing the costs associated with repairs and helping society maintain essential services during extreme weather.
“CReDo+ will deliver a platform that allows us to better understand infrastructure interdependencies, improve planning investment, and ultimately increase resilience.”Dr. Elliot Christou, Data and Technical Lead at Connected Places Catapult.
CReDo’s core technology integrates weather data and infrastructure models to assess the impact of extreme weather events across interconnected infrastructure networks.
This technology helps asset owners:
Analyses the impact of flooding on energy, water, and telecoms networks, identifying vulnerabilities to improve climate resilience.
Funded by the Ofwat Breakthrough Challenge, this project focuses on understanding how extreme heat affects water networks.
A prototype from the CReDo Extreme Heat Project, helping to assess how different weather scenarios could impact water assets, enabling better risk planning.
CReDo showcases the potential for cross-sector collaboration. The platform aims to:
The ultimate goal is to build an ecosystem of digital twins that work together to solve climate and infrastructure challenges.
For more information or to learn about opportunities for collaboration, please contact:
Email: credo@cp.catapult.org.uk