The importance of protecting the environment is reflected in various initiatives aimed at preserving the environment and ensuring the safety of citizens. These activities include the enhancement of monitoring and alert infrastructures, the complete digitalization of authorization processes, and the promotion of sustainable management of natural resources.

Furthermore, the adoption of geospatial technologies further enhances prevention and response to increasingly frequent extreme events, ensuring greater safety and resilience of local communities.

In this context, the collaboration between institutions and the private sector plays a key role in implementing innovative solutions for the protection of the territory.

Digital transformation is redefining how we address environmental emergencies for more efficient and secure territorial management.

The integration of local monitoring networks and data analysis, for example, significantly enhances prevention plans, enabling a faster and more effective response to critical events. Thanks to frontier technologies such as GIS/Remote Sensing, AI & Advanced Analytics, Mobile, Cloud, IoT, RPA, and Blockchain, Regional Information Systems are evolving, providing valuable support to Civil Protection and regional agencies.

Mobile apps and geolocation systems allow timely population alerts in case of emergencies, while Artificial Intelligence and data analysis reduce response times. Furthermore, IoT and Geospatial technologies are improving the monitoring of fires, avalanches, and meteorological events, contributing to environmental preservation.

Remote surveillance and the use of sensors in sensitive areas effectively combat environmental crimes. The new technologies also enable better resource management and the streamlining of strategies and planning techniques based on new models of knowledge.

Lastly, thanks to new Earth Observation technologies, it is possible to enhance prediction and alert systems and monitor the territory and the environment in real-time (hydrogeological risk, water management, deforestation, etc.).