WESR Water

Geospatial workspace focusing on water resources management. A comprehensive tool for climate and nature risk assessment and environmental analysis.

WESR Water
Description

WESR Water is a specialized geospatial workspace within the MapX platform focused on water resources management and monitoring.

This interactive mapping platform provides access to global and regional water-related datasets for environmental analysis, policy development, and water security assessment.


Key Features

  • Interactive water resource maps with multiple data layers and indicators
  • Global and regional datasets covering water availability, quality, and usage
  • Multi-scale analysis tools from global overviews to local watershed assessments
  • Real-time and historical data for trend analysis and monitoring
  • Customizable visualizations with adjustable parameters and filters
  • Data download capabilities for offline analysis and reporting

Data Categories

  • Water availability including precipitation, runoff, and groundwater data
  • Water quality indicators covering pollution sources and contamination levels
  • Water stress and scarcity assessments at basin and country levels
  • Hydrological infrastructure including dams, reservoirs, and treatment facilities
  • Climate impact projections on water resources under different scenarios
  • Socio-economic water data linking water access to development indicators

Applications

  • Water resource planning for municipalities and regional authorities
  • Environmental impact assessment for development projects
  • Drought monitoring and early warning systems
  • Watershed management and conservation planning
  • Water security analysis for national and regional strategies
  • Research and education in hydrology and water management

Use Cases

  • Government agencies develop national water strategies and allocation policies
  • Environmental consultants assess water impacts for infrastructure projects
  • NGOs and international organizations monitor water access and quality globally
  • Researchers study climate change impacts on regional water systems
  • Water utilities plan infrastructure investments and resource management
  • Environmental impact evaluation for projects
  • Research and analysis for academic and scientific purposes
  • Policy development and regulatory compliance
  • Educational and training applications

WESR Water provides essential capabilities for understanding and addressing climate and nature-related challenges in today's changing world.

No datasets available for this data source.