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On June 19th, 2025, the three Danish partners of the Interlayer project – GEUS, the University of Copenhagen, and the Capital Region of Denmark – conducted a field visit to the Danish Living Lab in the Værebro River catchment. The purpose was to explore areas within the Municipality of Egedal with potential for implementing slow […]

As part of the EU-Water4All project INTERLAYER (2024–2027), a new field installation has been completed in the Romanian Living Lab, located in Cetate commune, Dolj County, within the Lower Danube Basin. Five Sensoterra multi-depth soil moisture sensors have been installed at the Romanian site to ensure precise monitoring and data collection. These devices provide continuous

The INTERLAYER consortium came together in Vienna for an inspiring and productive project meeting from April 27–28, 2025. The meeting began on Sunday afternoon with a field excursion along the Liesing River, where we visited two restored sections and a tributary in the upper catchment area. The on-site discussions allowed us to explore practical aspects

On March 3rd, 2025, the three InterLayer Danish partners—GEUS, the University of Copenhagen, and the Capital Region of Denmark—gathered for another half-day workshop at the University of Copenhagen. This second gathering built on the discussions from the previous workshop in November 2024, focusing on the latest modelling results, including GIS based Bluespot analysis and dynamical

On December 4th, 2024, the three InterLayer Danish partners—The Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland (GEUS), the University of Copenhagen, and the Capital Region of Denmark—gathered for a half-day workshop at the Department of Geosciences and Natural Resource Management of the University of Copenhagen. The purpose was to brainstorm and strategize the next steps for

On November 18, 2024, GeoEcoMar hosted the first workshop dedicated to the INTERLAYER Project and the Romanian Living Lab in the picturesque town of Cetate, located in Dolj County, Romania. This initiative is part of the broader Water4All – Partnership, with the goal of advancing sustainable water resource management. The workshop brought together an impressive