RCDMVision
RCDM initiates and promotes studies, actions and procedures to reduce the threat posed by the occurrence of certain categories of risks and types of anthropic disasters; it initiates, as well, protection and intervention actions for diminishing, identifying and removing the situations of risks or man-made disasters.
Activities
The main research activities are focused on the causes, effects and consequences of natural and man-made disasters on population, environment and economy.
- Activities for implementation, development and exploitation of services and facilities;
- Elaboration and permanent renewal of the data base regarding the economic and industrial facilities inducing significant risks and hazards;
- Elaboration and permanent renewal of the data base regarding the industrial accidents in the region;
- Training of human resources involved in facilities and services;
- Scientific and industrial training concerning the elaboration of environmental studies and technological risk assessment and management reports;
- Feasibility studies;
- Risk assessment and recovery strategy for polluted sites;
- Risk analysis and technological hazards management;
- Development of new models and methods for, risk assessment and risk management and anthropic disasters management;
- Lectures, manuals;
- Project proposals and implementation of research projects;
- Development of specific software
Consultancy and services developed for industry beneficiaries
The Research centre for Disaster Management provides a wide range of consultancy services to industry beneficiaries, consisting in the elaboration of various technical documents:
Environmental impact studies
Safety reports for the prevention of major industrial accidents, in the context of the SEVESO II Directive (HG 95/2003)
Site Reports for the establishment of environmental quality, in the context of the IPPC Directive (OUG 34/2002)
Contact
Faculty of Environmental Sciences and Engineering 1st Floor, Side E (offices E1.1., E1.2., E 1.3.)
30 Fantanele Street, 400294
Cluj-Napoca, Romania
Phone: (+4) 0264-583378
Fax: (+4) 0264-583378
E-mail: ccmd.enviro@ubbcluj.ro