ETH Zurich has established the ETH Swiss GeoLab, an interdisciplinary unit focused on Earth observation and its applications. The GeoLab develops solutions for societal and economic challenges using satellite, airborne, ground-based and in-situ observations, geospatial data, AI-driven analysis methods and high-performance computing. The Natural Hazards Mission addresses a broad range of hazards relevant to Switzerland, with current activities focusing on alpine mass movements and plans to expand to other natural hazard processes and associated risks. ETH Swiss GeoLab acts as a catalyst to accelerate the translation of research findings and prototypes into operational applications that support decision-making within integrated natural hazard risk management.
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ETH Swiss GeoLab collaborates closely across the ETH domain, including WSL/SLF and the Swiss National Supercomputing Centre (CSCS), as well as other Swiss research institutions, public-sector stakeholders, natural hazard organizations, industry partners, start-ups and international partners. The GeoLab will grow into a project-based hub of around 100 experts over the coming years.