practicies_web
Start / End
May 2017 / June 2019
Code
PR-01099

The PRACTICIES project aims to mobilize networks of European cities and expert individuals with the goal of better understanding the roots of violent radicalization, characterizing these processes from their origins, and building concrete, practical prevention tools. Gradiant is part of this project as an expert in digital technologies applicable to the prevention and detection of radicalization. One of the contributions from Gradiant will be our text mining technology based on natural language processing. Furthermore, Gradiant will also contribute computer vision technologies to automatically analyze images and videos. This technology will complement early identification or detection tools, as well as the monitoring of suspicious situations.

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Financing
H2020
Consortium
Université de Toulouse2 Jean Jaurés, Université de Grenoble Alpes, Centre de prévention contre les dérives sectaires, liées à l’islam, Université de Charles de Gaulle Lille3, Métropole de Nice Cote D’azur, Mairie de Toulouse, Syriens ne bouge agissons, European Forum Urban Security, Commune de Schaerbeeck, Commune de Liege, Media Actie Kureghem Stad, TNS Opinion Kantar, S.A.V.E. BELGIUM, Universita Della Calabria, Regione Calabria, Fachhochschule Salzburg Burg GMBH, Stadtgemeinde Salzburg, Leitung Beratungsstelle Extremismus, Ministerio Da Justiça, Qualify Just – It Solutions, Municipio Amadora, Land Of Berlin, The Senate Department For Education Berlin, Forum Social Des Sciences Appliquées, Comité National de lutte contre le terrorisme, University Of Piraeus Research Center, Kentro Meleton Asfaleias, Ministerio del Interior CICO, Universidad Rey Juan Carlos, Ayuntamiento de Madrid, GRADIANT

This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 740072

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