DARe took part in Active Travel England’s Making Active Places Conference 2026, in Manchester, where Dr Alistair Ford shared some of the Hub's work and discussed how we can ensure that the networks on which active journeys rely are resilient to future climate extremes.
The DARe Hub and Climate + Co-Centre are developing an open-source weather generator that produces downscaled projections of weather variables from the Met Office’s United Kingdom Climate Projections 18 (UKCP18) projections.
DARe is delighted to announce the successful completion of the first project from the Hub’s inaugural Flexible Funding call.
Find out more about DARe Flex Fund project Demonstrating the Value of Considering Resilience and Adaptation in Devon’s Highways Assets in this interview with Dr Dan Lash from the University of Exeter.
This paper introduces an innovative approach to the open challenge of how we evaluate CPPS resilience, presenting the use of network motifs and Monte Carlo simulations.
To make recommendations for future city data platform projects, authors discuss organizational and technical aspects of conducting smart city projects, including continuous stakeholder engagement, required data ownership and real-time data management support.
Hosted by Professor Sarah Sharples, the DfT Academic Engagement Event brought together DfT members and academics to discuss current and future engagement strategies.
DARe report summarising the Workshop on Active Travel Data co-hosted by DARe and Sustrans.
Dr Ning Pan shares her thoughts on whether short-cycle models can fully replace traditional long-term planning for road and pavement maintenance and planning.
This library contains point cloud geometric data for 16 ageing masonry arch bridges and viaducts in the UK, obtained using FARO Focus 3D laser scanners.
This 'ArchImageLib' dataset contains image data for 13 masonry arch railway bridges and viaducts in the UK, a valuable resource for the training and validation of algorithms for automated inspection and damage classification.
The DARe Hub, in collaboration with transport charity and Hub partner Sustrans, hosted a workshop exploring the use of active travel data to improve the planning and management of walking and cycling networks to help decarbonise transport.
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