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2020 September 22
Informative Seminar on Opportunities for Higher Studies in Engineering
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2020 September 10
Announcement of New Erasmus+ CBHE Projects – 2020
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2020 August 21
Release of Newest Issue of the Hanata Vision Research Magazine
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2020 August 01
ANSO Scholarships for Young Talents 2020
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2020 July 29
Information Session on Higher Study Opportunities in Germany
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2020 July 10
InRC Research Grants Completion Awards
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2020 May 27
Microbial Source Tracking and Monitoring with PhyloChip
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2020 April 30
Information Session on ANSO and UCAS Scholarships: 2020 Call for Applications
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2020 March 06
EU funding for Innovation, Research and Commercialization
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2020 February 19
Prof. Walter Lang: Visit to University of Peradeniya
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2020 February 13
Awarding Order of the Rising Sun to Prof. Kamala Liyanage
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2020 February 13
Seminar on Postgraduate Opportunities in Japan
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2020 February 05
Visit of Prof. Jonas Bergquist
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2020 January 27
Mr. John Consolvo’s Visit
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2020 January 28
NSF Round Table Discussion
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2020 January 21-22
Prof. Luis Rato’s Visit
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2020 January 21
Research Seminar: Prof. Frossard and Prof. Pattersson
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2020 January 21
Visit of Prof. Claudia Marian
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2020 January 20
Delegation from Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee, India
InRO News
Feasibility Study to Establish a Comprehensive "Sensor Based end to end Early Warning System" for Hydro-Meteorology Induced Disasters in Sri Lanka, Utilizing "Resilient Communication System" for Effective Disaster Management
24 April 2018A meeting on the above mentioned title was held on 24 April 2018 at the Office of the Vice- Chancellor, with the basic objective of developing the collaborative studies between Japan and Sri Lanka, which was collaboratively organized by the Disaster Management Centre, Prime Minister Office and University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka.
Prof. Yasushi Fuwa, Shinshu University Integrated Intelligence Centre, Japan, Dr. Masugi Inoue, Dr. Yasunori Owada and Dr. Goshi Sato from National Institute of Information & Communications Technology, Japan and Mr. Tomoyoshi Nishizumi, Mr. Hideo Hoya from BHN Association, Japan represented the visiting delegation.
Brigadier Athula Ariyarathne, Director, Disaster Management Centre, Mr. Indika Rathnaweera, Head, Kandy Region, Disaster Management Centre, Prof. H.A. Dharmagunawardhana and Prof. Jagath K. Gunatilake from Department of Geology, Faculty of Science, University of Peradeniya represented the Sri Lankan counterpart.
The discussion, focused on how to prevent the natural disasters by utilizing sensor technologies and the ways to implement the initiative with the necessary involvements.
Consequently, the suggestion was inspired and presented to the assembly as to construct senor based towers within the areas of the University and selected schools to obtain the relevant information with regard to the natural disasters; which will help as a precautionary measure.
Moreover, Vice- Chancellor, University of Peradeniya agreed to provide thorough support and assistance to the project and it will be developed in the near future along with all the involved collaborators.
