Register to play EARTH EX, the global resilience scenario exercise
The world’s largest cross-sector resilience exercise is now open to play through to 31 October 2021, and is a great opportunity to test your preparedness. Register now.
The world’s largest cross-sector resilience exercise is now open to play through to 31 October 2021, and is a great opportunity to test your preparedness. Register now.
The 5th Annual Earth Ex Global take place at anytime between 1 September through to 31 October 2021. Register to play by 1 September as a team, an organisation, an individual or as a family. This year’s exercise presents two engaging scenarios that everyone in the world faces – uncontrolled fires and extreme flooding events.
EARTH EX 2020 runs through September and October and invites companies and individuals to test out how they would cope in the event of a prolonged power failure. Here’s why you should take part.
The coronavirus pandemic has highlighted the importance of being prepared for so called ‘black sky’ events that disrupt infrastructure on a global scale. EARTH EX is a simulated exercise that gives you the opportunity to test your readiness for such events.
Our Technical Director, Dr Juliet Mian was interviewed by CIHT for their series of CIHT podcasts on infrastructure resilience. This episode is relevant to today’s global events as the world looks to respond to, and be resilient to, Covid 19, the global pandemic.
We shared the lessons learned from a global resilience exercise based on a wide-scale power outage – a ‘black sky’ event. What can we learn from simulating a catastrophe and how does it help us to build cross-sector resilience?
Our infrastructure is interconnected and interdependent. A major incident in one location can cascade rapidly and have an impact on critical infrastructure systems elsewhere, affecting their ability to function, to […]
The Resilience Shift will be sharing the early findings from EARTH EX in early December in a joint event with Resilience First and the Electric Infrastructure Security Council.