AI‑Driven Hantavirus Outbreak Simulation & Biosafety Decision‑Support for the MV Hondius

Project Overview This platform is an AI‑driven Hantavirus outbreak scenario simulator designed to support operational decision‑making, biosafety oversight, and crisis‑management preparedness aboard maritime vessels such as the MV Hondius and other remote‑environment infrastructures. The system does not perform medical diagnosis. Instead, it provides computational modelling, environmental reasoning, and multi‑AI consensus analysis to help operators anticipate risks and coordinate responses during high‑uncertainty events.

Core Capabilities

• Simulation of Hantavirus transmission scenarios aboard vessels and confined environments

• AI‑based reasoning for containment strategies, crew/passenger flow, and resource allocation

• Integration of telemetry, navigation data, environmental variables, and human‑mobility patterns

• Digital Twin of the MV Hondius (or any vessel) to test operational responses in real time

• Multi‑AI consensus engine for high‑uncertainty decision‑support

• Fully aligned with the EU AI Act, operating strictly as a decision‑support simulator, not a medical device

Applications

• Maritime operations (expedition vessels, cruise ships, polar routes)

• Remote scientific stations and isolated infrastructures

• Civil protection and emergency coordination

• Crisis‑response training and preparedness

• Biosafety planning for confined environments

Looking For

• Partners for operational pilots on vessels or remote infrastructures

• Collaboration on sensor integration, maritime telemetry, and early‑warning systems

• Expertise in AI ethics, governance, and safety frameworks

• Participation in Horizon Europe consortia (Clusters: Civil Security, Digital, Space, Climate Adaptation)