(TA1-44-1) Svelvik CO2 Field Lab (Host: Michael Jordan, SINTEF, Norway):

• (C1-TA1-44-1-1) Increasing the geotechnical information from DAS data by using conventional seismic sources (P-, SH- and SV-waves) - ConvDAS (Thomas Fechner, Geotomographie GmbH, Germany)
• (C3_TA1-44-1-3) Svelvik Borehole Electromagnetic Monitoring - SBEM (Giovanni Pantaleo, University of Trieste, Italy)
• (C3-TA1-44-1-4) Surface-deployed fibre optic sensing for sub-surface gas monitoring- DASGAS (Aaron Micallef, Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute, USA)

(TA1-44-2) PITOP Borehole Geophysical Test Site (Host: Andrea Schleifer, OGS, Italy):

• (C3-TA1-44-2-2) Evaluation of distributed acoustic sensing (DAS) signals in cross-well and surface seismic applications for high resolution imaging of the subsurface - SeisDAS (Athena Chalari, Silixa Ltd., U.K.)

(TA1-44-5) MobSeis Mobile Seismic Array (Host: Vincent Vandeweijer, TNO, Netherlands) :

• (C3-TA1-44-5-2) Site Characterization of Liquefaction and Critical Infrastructure using Seismic Array - Infra Soil Array (Olgert Gjuzi, Academy of Sciences of Albania, Albania)

(TA2-531-1) SeisSol-ExaHyPE - Earthquake simulation, wave simulation and hyperbolic PDE systems (Host: Iris Christadler, LMU, Germany):

• (C1-TA2-531-1-1) Rupture dynAmics unveileD wIth fAulT roughnEss - RADIATE (Francesco Mosconi, Uni Rome, Italy)
• (C1-TA2-531-1-2) Using InSAR-derived secondary fault structures to constrain a dynamic rupture model of the 2021 M7.2 Haiti earthquake - Haiti-drm (Zoe Yin, University of California San Diego, USA)
• (C2-TA2-531-1-2) Capturing co-seismic stress changes with HPC enabled dynamic rupture models of megathrust earthquakes - CapCosC-HPC (Elizabeth Madden, San José State University, USA)

(TA2-531-2) OpenFOAM Applications in Volcanology (Host: Tomaso Esposti Ongaro, INGV Pisa Section, Italy) :

• (C1-TA2-531-2-1) Multiscale Simulation of Pyroclastic Density Currents (PDCs) Across Complex Topography Using OpenPDAC - TOPOVOLC (Eric Breard, University of Edinburgh, UK)
• (C1-TA2-531-2-2) Investigating MultiPhase Analysis of Current Transport - IMPACT (Brandon Keim, University at Buffalo, State University of New York, USA)
• (C2-TA2-531-2-2) Simulating flow focusing and solidification in basaltic fissure eruptions - FLOWFOCUS (Javiera Ruz Ginouves)
• (C3-TA2-531-2-1) 4D modelling volcanic plume on Venus Maxence Lefevre - 4D-MOVPOV (Sorbonne Université, LATMOS, France)

(TA2-531-3) HySEA - Earthquake and landslide generated tsunami simulations (Host: Jorge Macías Sánchez, UMA, Spain and CINECA, Italy): 

• (C1-TA2-531-3-1) Tsunami Risk Understanding and Simulation for Israeli Coastal Inundation - TRUSTIC (Ran Novitsky Nof, Geological Survey of Israel, Israel)
• (C1-TA2-531-3-6) Impact Analysis of the Landslide-Generated Tsunami in Lake Rupanco, Chile, 1960 - IALGTLRCH1960 (Juan Pablo Quiroga Quezada, Universidad Católica de la Santísima Concepción, Chile)
• (C1-TA2-531-3-7) Impact of tsunami generation models in flooding - FLOOD-IMG (Alice Abbate, GFZ, Germany)
• (C3-TA2-531-3_2) SLAM (Anne Mangeney, Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris, France)
• C3-TA2-531-3_4 ELITS-SEA (Hany Elsayed, OGS, Italy)
• (C3-TA2-531-3-8) Black SEa Tsunami MOdelliNg - BETON (Partheniu Raluca (National Institute for Earth Physics, Romania)

(TA2-532-1) BingClaw - Model for simulating dynamics of cohesive landslides (Host: Finn Løvholt, NGI, Norway) :

• (C2-TA2-532-1_1) Seismic response and multi-scale cohesive landslide dynamics with BingClaw - LANDQUAKE (Dingzhu Liu, , GFZ, Germany) 
• (C2_TA2-532-1_2) Tsunami hazards posed by sublacustrine landslides in Lake Quinault, Washington State - no project acronym (SeanPaul La Selle (US, Geological Survey, Santa Cruz, California, USA)
• (C2-TA2-532-1-3) Rainfall-Induced Landslide-Tsunami Modelling for Coastal Barangays of Southeastern Leyte Island, Philippines - RILTiMe (Likha G. Minimo and Raymond Gallego (University of the Philippines Diliman & UP Resilience Institute, Philippines)
• (C2-TA2-532-1-5) – SLIDER (Nikhil Nedumpallile Vasu, British Geological Survey)
• (C2-TA2-532-1-6) Source-to-coast model for landslide-generated tsunamis in the SW Iberia Margin - no project acronym (Inês Ramalho (Instituto Português do Mar e da Atmosfera – IPMA, Portugal)

(TA2-541-1/TA2-541-2) PVHA - Probabilistic Volcanic Hazard Assessment (Host: Laura Sandri, INGV Bologna Section, Italy and CSIC, Spain and CINECA, Italy) :

• (C1-TA2-541-1-1) Probabilistic tephra fall hazard assessment for New Zealand’s most active onshore volcano - TEPHRANZ (Paul Jarvis, Earth Sciences New Zealand)
• (C1-TA2-541-1-2) Long-term Probabilistic Volcanic Hazard Assessment of the North Atlantic–European Region: application to tephra hazard from the Azores - TEPHRAZOR (Simone Aguiar, University of the Azores, Portugal)

(TA2-541-3/TA2-541-4/TA2-541-5) PTHA - Probabilistic Tsunami Hazard Assessment (Host: Manuela Volpe, INGV Rome Section, Italy and NGI, Norway and UMA, Spain and CINECA, Italy:

• (C1-TA2-541-3-1) PTHA-Tide in Cádiz (Spain): Incorporating tidal variability into probabilistic tsunami hazard assessment at local scale - GeoIn_placs (Iñigo Aniel-Quiroga Zorrilla (IH Cantabria, Spain)
• (C1-TA2-541-3-3) Cross-Border Hazard Assessment: PTHA in Pilot Areas of Pakistan and Iran - CBHA (Hira Ashfaq Lodhi (NED University of Engineering & Technology, Karachi, Pakistan)

(TA2-541-6/TA2-541-7/TA2-541-8) PTHA - Probabilistic Tsunami Hazard Assessment (Host: Steven Gibbons, NGI, Norway and INGV, Italy and UMA, Spain):

• (C1-TA2-541-6-1) Chilean Tsunami Hazard Assessment - CHIThA (Patricio Catalan, Universidad Técnica Federico Santa María, Chile)
• (C2-TA2-541-6-1) - PTHA-WESTIND (Srinivasa Kumar, Vijaya Sunanda, INCOIS, India)
• (C2-TA2-541-6-2) - Probabilistic Tsunami Hazard Assessment for Rabat-Salé and Casablanca cities, Morocco: A High-Performance Computing Approach PTHA-HPC-AM (Asma Baouham, Cadi Ayyad University, Marocco)

(TA2-541-9) Cyber-PSHA - Probabilistic Seismic Hazard Analysis (Host: Claudia Abril, LMU, Germany):

• (C2-TA2-541-9-1) Seismic HAzards from multi-fault Ruptures of crustal and subduction Earthquakes - SHARE (Duo Li, GNS Science, New Zealand)
• (C2-TA2-541-9-2) A closer look at CyberShake finite fault rupture modeling for improved near-fault ground motion simulation (up to 1Hz) of strong earthquakes in Southwest Iceland - CyberSISZ (Hamed Davari (University of Iceland))

(TA2-541-10) Cyber-PSHA - Probabilistic Seismic Hazard Analysis (Host: Natalia Zamora, BSC CNS, Spain):

• (C1-TA2-541-10-4) CyberShake physics-Based damage Evaluation for NorthEastern Italy - CYBERNEI (Chiara Scaini, National Institute of Oceanography and Applied Geophysics - OGS, Italy)

(TA2-541-11) MP-PSHA - Towards Physics-based Probabilistic Seismic Hazard Analysis (Host: Iris Christadler, LMU, Germany) :

• (C3-TA2-541-11-3) Towards physics-based seismic hazard assessment: validating finite-fault models of the 2011 Tohoku-Oki earthquake with ensembles of dynamic rupture simulations - FFM-Tohoku (Jeremy Wong, University of California, San Diego, USA)

(TA2-542-1) EF-PSHA - Probabilistic Seismic Hazard Analysis (Host: Laurentiu Danciu, ETHZ, Switzerland) :

• (C1-TA2-542-1-1) Seismogenic source model for seismic hazard assessment in North Macedonia - SEISGEN (Zabedin Neziri, IZIIS, Ss. Cyril and Methodius University in Skopje, North Macedonia)
• (C1-TA2-542-1-2) Open Ground Motion Greece - OMG! (Olga-Joan Ktenidou, National Observatory of Athens, Greece)
• (C1-TA2-542-1-3) Non-ergodic Ground Motion Models for Vrancea intermediate-depth source (Romania) and their implications to ESHM20 - NonErg VRI-GMM ()
• (C3-TA2-542-1-1) NSHM-BPG (Trevor Allen, Geoscience Australia)
• (C3-TA2-542-1-6) Iceland-specific earthquake hazard and risk modeling - ICEHRM (Atefe Darzi, School of Engineering and Natural Sciences, University of Iceland)
• (C4-TA2-542-1-2) QUAKERISK-EU (Andrea Riano, BSC, Spain)
• (C4-TA2-542-1-3) EMME24-RIRA (Baran Güryuva, METU, Türkiye)

(TA3-82-1) BedrettoLab testbed (Host: Liliana Vargas Meleza, ETHZ, Switzerland):

• (C3-TA3-82-1-3) Testing and Benchmarking ML Pickers at the BedrettoLab Testbed
• (C3-TA3-82-1-4) Testing a periodic injection protocol at the BedrettoLab Testbed
• (C3-TA3-82-1-5) Electric Self-Potential and Fiber-Optic Monitoring of Fluid-Driven Fault Dynamics in the FEAR Experiment

(TA3-83-1) Eastern Sicily - Pool Instruments (Gilda Currenti, INGV - Etna Observatory, Italy) :

• (C1-TA3-83-1-1) Gravimetric 3D structural model of Etna summit - ETNAGRAV (Pavol Zahorec, Earth Science Institute, SAS, Bratislava, Slovakia)
• (C3-TA3-83-1-2) Investigating RayleIGH Waves Using a ROTATIONAL Seismometer at ETna’s Southern Flank - Rotational - Night (Gizem Izgi, University of Potsdam, Germany)

(TA3-83-4) Eastern Sicily - Lithotheque (Host: Letizia Spampinato, INGV - Etna Observatory, Italy):

• (C3-TA3-83-4-2) The excess gas paradox at volcanoes: does CO₂ favor gas accumulation in mafic magmas? - CO₂ Paradox (Rossanna Corsaro (Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia – Osservatorio Etneo, Italy)
• (C3-TA3-83-4-3) Deciphering Cycles of Activity over Decades at Mt. Etna

(TA3-83-5) Eastern Sicily - INFN-LNS submarine FO cable (Host: Giorgio Maria Riccobene, INFN, Italy) :

• C3-TA3-83-5-2 Optimizing DAS data selection for Microseisms Analysis offshore Catania

(TA3-83-6) Eastern Sicily - Distributed Acoustic Sensing (Host: Philippe Jousset, GFZ, Germany):

• (C3-TA3-83-6-2) Distributed acoustic sensing for acoustic modelling and evaluation of marine mammal response before, during, and after sparker emissions - DIAPASON (Alice Affatati, OGS, Italy)
• (C3-TA3-83-6-?) Optimizing DAS data selection for Microseisms Analysis offshore East Sicily - OMAC (Florian Le Pape, Ifremer, France)

(TA3-84-1) Irpinia Near Fault Observatory (Host: Antonio Scala, UNINA, Italy):

• (C1-TA3-84-1-1) Feasibility of an impact-based Early Warning System for Ibero-Magrebian Region -  FAIRWAY-IMR (Lucía Escudero Palencia)
• (C1-TA3-84-1-2) AI-based back-azimuth for EEWS - AI-BAZ (Maya Keren)
• (C1-TA3-84-1-4) Optimising Seismic Detection through Advanced Techniques in Irpinia - OPTIMISED (Ioannis Fountoulakis)
• (C2-TA3-84-1-2) Strong Motion Assessment with DAS

(TA3-88-1) Corinth Rift Laboratory - Optic Instruments (Host: Efthimios Sokos, University of Patras, Greece):

• (C3-TA3-88-1-2) Near-real time detection and location of local seismicity integrating Distributed Dynamic Strain Sensing (DDSS) and seismic stations - NEREIDS (Gian Maria Bocchini, Institute of Geosciences, Ruhr University Bochum, Bochum, Germany)