Last November, the Calvarina Testing and Training Area hosted the TTX (Table Top Exercise) and Final Event of the European project eNOTICE-2, providing a valuable opportunity for operational exchange and technological testing.
Over two intensive days, Fondazione SAFE’s facilities became a hub for collaboration, innovation, and hands-on learning, bringing together experts and practitioners to strengthen preparedness and response capabilities.
The experience clearly demonstrated how the integration of advanced technologies and joint exercises can enhance operational effectiveness. During the event, XR-based scenarios for decontamination procedures were tested, alongside a bio-emergency simulation set in the context of the Paralympic Games.
The activities also incorporated key lessons learned from the deployment of rescEU capacities, contributing to reinforcing the long-term impact and sustainability of the solutions developed.
Fondazione SAFE is proud to have contributed to this important milestone of the eNOTICE-2 project, reaffirming its commitment to advancing innovation in emergency management.
