Meeting with majors and local stakeholders within EO4CAM project

Meeting with majors and local stakeholders within EO4CAM project

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Bavaria | EO4CAM | georisks | News | project

October 31, 2024

On Wednesday, 30 October, a delegation from the EO4CAM project (comprising three members of the EORC and one from the ZKI, DLR) visited the small town of Markt Burgheim in Bavaria. They joined a meeting of local authorities and other stakeholders to discuss strategies to cope with heavy rainfall events in the region. The group evaluated a roadmap for further actions and collaboration.

(Photo credits – Dr. Markus Tum)

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