**4. Implementation of the ResilienceCube concept in the "ResilienceTool"and merging it with the situational awareness systems**

To support the methodology, a complete online tool was developed in which all the aspects described above were implemented with its intended user in mind - the person within a city or area, or a specific smart critical infrastructure [13]. The tool is based on the concept and its methodologies (the Cube, **Figure 11**), on the data resulting from extremely wide use (over 5,000 issues/indicators, over 300 assessments). In addition to the tools needed to support the ResilienceCube related analysis, presented above (database, methodologies, reporting), the tool contains also the Moodle-based education platform, support for standardization, a knowledge base (e.g. glossary) and a series of own and external tools linked to the system. Currently over a dozen of subsystems, containing all the features of the full system, but operating on the respective "private" databases are available for external users opted for the use of the system.

**Figure 11.** *ResilienceTool: The ResilienceCube.*
