e.CENARIS permits to provide research organizations, local authorities, industries, engineering groups, and state agencies with cutting-edge seamless monitoring services to:
Design and set-up new research projects or early warning systems,
Improve and boost current projects with preexisting monitoring systems,
Set up compliant monitoring systems to face emergency situations.
Fri 29 Sept 23Friday September 29, 2023 - Defense of a thesis co-financed by Ineris
Relationship between seismicity and aseismic deformation in a deep mine. Example of the Garpenberg mine, Sweden.Wed-Thu 20-21 SeptFrom September 20 to 21, 2023 - Scientific Workshop on Mining & Post-Mining Seismicity
Organized by Luleå University of Technology with the support of Ineris, it will bring together the engineering and research communities involved in the EPOS-TCS (Thematic Core Service) projects for anthropogenic hazards (TCS-AH) and in the RFCS PostminQuake.Fri 23 JuneJune 23, 2023 - Controlling seismicity induced by deep geothermal operations
Ineris and BRGM have published a handbook of best practices designed to offer practical guidance to all stakeholders (geothermal operators, elected representatives and public authorities). It has been drawn up at the demand of the General Directorate for Risk Prevention (DGPR) part of the French Ministry for Ecological Transition and Territorial Cohesion, and the General Directorate for Energy and Climate (DGEC), part of the French Ministry for Energy Transition.
To access to the monitoring desk and have some insight, please request a login and a password.
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Ineris has ready-to-go monitoring equipment and systems for emergency situations. For more information about availability and conditions, please contact us at cenaris@ineris.fr