This document aims to guide irrigators, both individuals and members of irrigation communities (CCRR), in selecting the most suitable digital solution for their needs and objectives.
The “Smart Green Water” project addresses the efficient management of water in irrigation systems through the use of Digital Twins, an advanced technology that creates dynamic and real-time virtual representations of physical systems. These digital twins integrate data from local and remote sensors to simulate, analyze, and optimize the operation of irrigation systems under various scenarios, such as water scarcity, climate change, or crop modifications.
The main objective of the report is to provide a basis for developing a transnational strategy to boost circularity in the textile and fashion industry in these territories.
El PILOTO 1 del proyecto RESINSURF evalúa dos formulaciones para el TRATAMIENTO de superficies de ACERO, ambas libres de cromo hexavalente (Cr(VI)). Se probará una fórmula comercial y otra desarrollada por INEOSURF, buscando proporcionar dureza y resistencia a la corrosión. Además, se implementarán métodos de MONITORIZACIÓN para asegurar la CALIDAD de las piezas tratadas. Este piloto, en colaboración con CIDETEC, INEOSURF y la Universidad de Pau, se validará en Chrome Dur Industriel, promoviendo alternativas más seguras y sostenibles en el TERRITORIO SUDOE.
The Smart Green Water project aims to implement smart specialization strategies for a more sustainable and resilient agricultural sector, addressing current climate challenges. Partners from France, Spain, and Portugal collaborate on the digitalization of agriculture, seeking to optimize water use and improve efficiency in water resource management.
The digitisation of the agricultural sector is revolutionising the way water, an essential resource for food production, is managed.
Pilot 2: TRADITIONAL PROTECTION of ALUMINUM alloys uses layers containing HEXAVALENT CHROMIUM, a TOXIC chemical. Due to restrictions in Europe, safer ALTERNATIVES are being sought, such as tartaric-sulfuric and boric-sulfuric ANODIZING, which do not contain chromium. In this project, TWO completely CHROMIUM-FREE METHODS will be developed and optimized: a tartaric-sulfuric anodic layer and conversion coatings, which improve the metal’s corrosion resistance. Additionally, CORROSION INHIBITORS will be tested and methods will be implemented to control the quality of treatments applied to metal parts.
Much of the industrial fabric in the SUDOE space belongs to traditionally manufacturing sectors characterised by small and medium-sized companies that have a low technological
This joint acceleration programme adopted by organisations will be the culmination of the implementation of a common strategy adopted by the six incubators (CARO, HIESE, IMT Alès, Albi, CEEIM, FUNDECYT). The successful adoption of the strategy will be made possible through the bi-monthly meetings of the consortium and through the deliverables. Indeed, each deliverable will contain a “best practices” section that will allow the members of the consortium but also the other readers of the deliverable to implement the SCAIRA methodology defined in the project strategy. Renault and AIRBUS ATLANTIC, as manufacturers directly concerned by this need for environmental transition in their respective ecosystems, will actively participate in the implementation of the strategy. The combined skills of the clusters’ incubators & ecosystems, as well as the support of the 6 industrialists (including Airbus Atlantic and Renault Espana) will create and deliver specialized services to accelerate the implementation of innovative green solutions in manufacturing companies in SCAIRA’s regions.
This pilot will target the educational community and will deploy a gamification program in schools that encourages mentality change in children. The program will involve 50 schools for 4-6 weeks. Clothing collection races will be organised with municipalities and textile waste managers. Practical upcycling and repair workshops will be held and students will collect from schools disused clothing from their families and social environment.
