Submitted by Richard Taylor | published 1st Oct 2015 | last updated 6th Oct 2020
Summary
This Google Earth flyover tour is part of the emBRACE project; Building Resilience Amongst Communities in Europe.
The primary aim of the emBRACE project is to build resilience to disasters amongst communities in Europe. To achieve this, it is vital to merge forces in research knowledge, networking and practices as a prerequisite for more coherent scientific approaches. This we will do in the most collaborative way possible.
This virtual ‘fly-over’ forms part of the case study site in Northern England, in the UK. It is a narrated video illustrating the geospatial context of the study of community resilience to flooding in the Cumbria catchment.
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