Destination Earth is a flagship initiative of the European Commission to develop a highly-accurate digital model of the Earth (a digital twin of the Earth) to model, monitor and simulate natural phenomena, hazards and the related human activities.

The Destination Earth (DestinE) is a flagship initiative of the European Commission to develop a highly accurate digital model of the Earth on a global scale. This model will monitor, simulate and predict the interaction between natural phenomena and human activities.

Destination Earth also known as DestinE, is an initiative from the |European Commission of Ursula Von der Leyen. It aims to create a digital simulation of Earth with a digital twin that will be used to better understand the effects of climate change and environmental disasters and to permit policymakers more effectively respond to these issues.

Destination Earth will also form the baseline for effective European adaptation strategies in support of the green transition, helping the EU reach its goal of becoming carbon neutral by 2050, and the implementation of the European Commission’s Green Deal and Digital Strategy.

Mar 19, 2021 · What is the Destination Earth initiative? Destination Earth (DestinE ) is a major initiative of the European Commission. It aims to develop a highly accurate digital model of the Earth (a ‘digital twin’) to monitor and predict environmental change and human impact to support sustainable development.

Jun 3, 2024 · DestinE builds on EU’s investment in high-performance computing, the wealth of available data including massive Earth observation data sources, and on the European excellence in data-driven innovation and breakthrough AI technologies. This page provides key information on Destination Earth (DestinE).

Jun 10, 2024 · The European Commission launched the Destination Earth system from the LUMI supercomputer centre in Kajaani, Finland. The high-level event on 10 June 2024 marked the start of Phase II of Destination Earth, the ambitious initiative of the European Union to create a digital replica of the Earth system.

By pushing the limits of computing and climate sciences, DestinE is a cornerstone of the European Commission’s efforts to boost Europe’s digital capabilities and the Green Deal actions on climate change and to prevent environmental degradation.

Jun 10, 2024 · The prestigious event attended by high-level representatives from the European Commission including Executive Vice-President Margrethe Vestager, major European entities and the Finnish Government, marked the official launch of this groundbreaking initiative to better understand our changing climate and extreme weather events.

Destination Earth, or DestinE is a European Union funded initiative to develop a digital replica, or digital twin of our planet by 2030. This groundbreaking endeavour will facilitate greater understanding of our changing climate, as well as dangerous, extreme weather events.