The services provided by Xenios are:
1. Natural hazard forecasting
The natural hazard forecast within Xenios aims to timely inform field operators regarding the possible occurrence of phenomena that could cause disasters and endanger site visitors and staff. The forecast is achieved by:
- The recognition, in advance, of the conditions that can cause disasters due to a natural phenomenon (e.g. fire, flood, avalanche, earthquake, etc.) and the thresholds that, when exceeded, pose a danger
- The continuous forecasting and / or monitoring of the evolution of the factors that affect the occurrence of the phenomenon (e.g. wind, relative humidity, rainfall, snowfall, occurrence of aftershocks, etc.),
- The prediction, usually by using models or empirical rules, of the characteristics of the occurrence of the phenomenon (e.g. fire intensity, amount of water flow, etc.)