About SUNRISE

As Europe continues to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic, its citizens and governments are looking ahead to futureproof society’s lifeline structures. The EU-funded SUNRISE project aims to ensure greater availability, reliability, and continuity of critical infrastructures in Europe including transport, energy, water, and healthcare.

From October 2022 to September 2025, 41 partner organisations will work together to develop a suite of novel technologies and solutions that will improve the resilience of these critical infrastructures against the impact of pandemics and other major risks. Coordinated by the Spanish arm of global cloud and digital service company, ATOS IT Solutions and Services Iberia SL, the SUNRISE project has been awarded €10m in funding by the EU’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme. The SUNRISE consortium includes 18 public and private CI operators and authorities.

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SUNRISE is a Horizon Europe project focusing on improving the resilience of infrastructures affected by pandemics.

In the third installment of our three part interview series with Slovenian critical infrastructure operators, Gorazd Ažman of ELES discusses his organisations experience of the SUNRISE Project so far and the benefits and impact of the tools they are piloting.

SUNRISE Pilot Interview Series - Gorazd Ažman (ELES)

The first in our new SUNRISE Partner Interview Series, Stavros Theocharis of SquareDev discusses the work done to date on one of the three key SUNRISE tools, the Resource Demand Prediction and Management Tool and the benefits of adopting it for critical infrastructure operators.

SUNRISE Partner Updates - Stavros Theocharis, SquareDev

In the second of our three part interview series with Slovenian critical infrastructure operators, Jakob Klofutar of the Slovenian Railways discusses how using the SUNRISE tool for Remote Physical Infrastructure Inspection can improve the work of his organisation.

Slovenian Pilot Interview Series - Jakob Klofutar (Slovenian Railways)

In the first of our three part interview series with Slovenian critical infrastructure operators, Matjaž Tavčar of the University Medical Centre Ljubljana discusses his organisations experience of the SUNRISE Project so far and the importance and impact of the tool they are piloting.

Slovenian Pilot Interview Series - Matjaž Tavčar (University Medical Centre Ljubljana)

This video details the year one progress of the SUNRISE Demand and Prediction Management Tool.

The Demand Prediction and Management (DPM) Tool, is based on state-of-the-art technologies regarding demand prediction methods, like AI/ML-based models, and has the general scope to provide accurate demand prediction for specific Critical Infrastructures and furthermore to efficiently facilitate resource management.

SUNRISE Demand and Prediction Management Tool Demo

SUNRISE Tool for Remote Infrastructure Inspection Demo

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SUNRISE Project - General Overview

The second in the SUNRISE interview series from the project's General Assembly in Rome, Gilda De Marco from INSIEL breaks down her company's role in the project so far, upcoming plans and what, in her opinion, makes the SUNRISE project unique.

SUNRISE Rome General Assembly Interviews - Gilda De Marco, INSIEL

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