GLOWA-Danube Atlas

Tool on the effects of 2 degree warming. A comprehensive tool for climate and nature risk assessment and environmental analysis.

GLOWA-Danube Atlas
Description

GLOWA-Danube Atlas is a comprehensive climate impact assessment tool for the Danube River basin, focusing on water resources under climate change scenarios.

This interactive atlas presents research findings from the GLOWA-Danube project, analyzing the effects of climate change on water availability, hydrology, and water management across the Upper Danube catchment.


Key Features

  • Regional climate projections for the Upper Danube river basin
  • Hydrological modeling showing water availability under different climate scenarios
  • Water resource assessments including groundwater, surface water, and snow dynamics
  • Seasonal analysis of precipitation, temperature, and runoff patterns
  • Impact visualization through interactive maps and data layers
  • Scenario comparison between current and future climate conditions

Research Focus Areas

  • Climate change impacts on precipitation patterns and temperature regimes
  • Water cycle dynamics including evapotranspiration and soil moisture
  • Seasonal water availability and drought risk assessment
  • Snow cover and glacier impacts on water resources
  • Agricultural water demands under changing climate conditions
  • Ecosystem impacts on forests, wetlands, and biodiversity

Applications

  • Water resource planning for river basin management authorities
  • Climate adaptation strategies for regional and local governments
  • Agricultural planning for irrigation and crop management
  • Ecosystem management for conservation and restoration projects
  • Research and education on climate-hydrology interactions
  • Policy development for sustainable water management

Use Cases

  • Water managers assess future water availability for allocation planning
  • Agricultural advisors help farmers adapt to changing precipitation patterns
  • Environmental agencies plan ecosystem conservation under climate change
  • Researchers study climate-water interactions in Central European river systems
  • Policymakers develop regional climate adaptation strategies
  • Environmental impact evaluation for projects
  • Research and analysis for academic and scientific purposes
  • Policy development and regulatory compliance
  • Educational and training applications

GLOWA-Danube Atlas provides essential capabilities for understanding and addressing climate and nature-related challenges in today's changing world.

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