Earth-aid

Integrating Earth science, AI and high-performance ​computing for geohazard and georesource decision support

About

EARTH-AID stands for “Agentic AI for Trustworthy Impact Simulations Integrating Digital Twins and Data Lakes for Geohazards and Georesources within Destination Earth.”

The project develops GEODE, a next-generation, AI-driven decision support system for geohazards and georesources within the Destination Earth ecosystem.

By integrating Earth science, artificial intelligence, high-performance computing, and social science, EARTH-AID advances the state of the art in geohazard impact assessment. This interdisciplinary approach enables a shift from reactive to anticipatory geohazard risk management, enhancing preparedness, strengthening resilience, and supporting informed decision-making across Europe's most hazard-exposed regions.

News

Kick-off meeting in Lugano

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On 28-29 September, the EARTH-AID project community will come together for its first meeting. Hosted in Lugano (Switzerland), the kick-off meeting will bring together around 80 participants from partner organisations across Europe to develop a shared understanding of the project's goals and planned activities for the project's 36-month journey.

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2026-01-19

EARTH-AID webpage online

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We launched the EARTH-AID Webpage. Here you can find key information about the project. 

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Partners

19 partners | 10 countries | 85 members

Coordinated by ETH Zurich, EARTH-AID comprises 19 organisations from 10 countries, bringing together leading Earth scientists in geohazards and georesources, as well as key data providers and data services.