RESIST Terassa_posters_Blekinge_2

Marco Bertoni; Johan Nilsson; Carl Nils Konrad Toller Melén; G. W. Scurati; A. Nordwall; R. Giussani

doi:10.5281/zenodo.21995108

August 18, 2026Open Access

RESIST Terassa_posters_Blekinge_2

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Evaluate how immersive extended reality (XR) solutions can engage citizens in understanding climate hazards and co-designing regional adaptation measures.
Deployed immersive XR tools in Blekinge to visualize regional risks associated with sea-level rise, drought, and flooding.
Conducted participatory sessions to engage community members in the collaborative co-design of localized adaptation strategies.
XR visual simulations facilitated citizen comprehension of complex climate risks across multiple hazard scenarios.
Community participation successfully supported the co-creation of targeted adaptation measures for drought, rising seas, and flood events.

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The poster presents how Blekinge uses immersive XR solutions to engage citizens in understanding climate risks and co-designing adaptation measures for sea-level rise; drought; and flooding.

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