The INVASOR-ES project aims to develop advanced technological solutions to combat invasive alien species (IAS) in hydraulic infrastructures, especially in irrigation systems. These species, such as zebra mussels, apple snails and bryozoans, generate serious infrastructure problems: obstructions, breakdowns, high maintenance costs and loss of agricultural productivity. The development of this project will be an opportunity…

The project focuses on developing an innovative platform to minimize discharges into the natural environment by monitoring overflow points in the sanitation network. Using experimental data and artificial intelligence techniques, it will enable the prediction of discharges with sufficient advance notice to activate preventive mechanisms and detect uncontrolled discharges, providing insights into their origin. The…

The lack of water emerges as a first-order threat to the survival and future viability of crops, particularly and significantly affecting woody crops in rainfed areas. As the impacts of climate change become more evident, the availability of water is reduced, endangering not only immediate production but also the continuity of agricultural operations in these…