Overview
The TowaRds AdvaNced multidiSciplinary Fault ObseRvatory systeMs2 (TRANSFORM2) project is a pan-european endeavour in upgrading, advancing and transforming Near Fault Observatories (NFOs) to the next generation. By integrating cutting-edge technologies in instrumentation and machine-learning to a deep knowledge of geological processes linked to fault zones, it aims to build the foundations of the new era of NFOs on science, innovation and collaboration. We comprise a group of researchers across disciplines with a unifying objective: understand the connection between faults and earthquakes and strengthen resilience against seismic hazards
NFO Transformation
Transforming Europe’s fault monitoring infrastructure with a sharper focus on its dynamic geological landscape
Breakthrough Integration
Bridging disciplines to innovate at the intersection of Earth sciences and technology
Sensor Innovation
Revolutionizing fault monitoring with next-gen sensors designed for real-world challenges
Machine Learning
Harnessing machine-learning to decode earth processes faster and smarter than ever before
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TRANSFORM² Intermediate Meeting in Athens Concluded with Great Success The TRANSFORM² hybrid Intermediate Meeting, hosted
TRANSFORM² Successfully Holds its Intermediate Meeting in Athens TRANSFORM² is holding its hybrid Intermediate Meeting
TRANSFORM² at EGU General Assembly 2026 The TRANSFORM² project will be actively represented at the
Development of a Distributed Temperature and Strain Sensing (DTSS) Fiber Optic Network within the University
Installation of 10 low-cost seismic stations in the CRL NFO area In the framework of
Successful presence at the Patras IQ 2026 ExhibitionThe TRANSFORM² project marked a successful presence at
LZER0 GNSS station developed by OGS wasinstalled at the Corinth Rift LaboratoryOn 4 March 2026,
TRANSFORM² at Patras IQ 2026 ExhibitionThe TRANSFORM² project is participating in the Innovation & Know-how
In a featured interview with Ant1 Patras, Professor Georgios Tsoflias of the University of Kansas
Next-Generation Seismological Research Infrastructures:Connecting Research, Civil Protection, and InnovationPost-event Press Release —The first forum of
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