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Monthly mean value for maximum temperature (HB1 scenario) 2053-2056 [°C]

Layer from geonodeadm, 7 years, 5 months ago

The data consist in a vector map representing the HB1 monthly mean value for maximum temperature, from 2053 to 2056

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Monthly mean value for minimum temperature (HS1 scenario) 2097-2100 [°C]

Layer from geonodeadm, 7 years, 5 months ago

The data consist in a vector map representing the HS1 monthly mean value for minimum temperature, from 2097 to 2100

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Monthly mean precipitation (HS1 scenario) 2093-2096 [mm]

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The data consist in a vector map representing the HS1 monthly mean value for precipitation, from 2093 to 2096

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Monthly mean value for maximum temperature (HB1 scenario) 2089-2092 [°C]

Layer from geonodeadm, 7 years, 5 months ago

The data consist in a vector map representing the HB1 monthly mean value for maximum temperature, from 2089 to 2092

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Water scarcity

Map from geonodeadm, 7 years, 2 months ago

This aim of this dataset is to represent water stress in the Black Sea catchment circa 2011. Water stress is calculated according to the Water Stress Index (WSI) corresponding to the quotient of total withdrawals by surface water availability, both in m3 yr-1. The scale of this index is as follow: <0.1 = No stress; 0.1 to 0.2 = Low; 0.2 to 0.4 = Moderate; 0.4 to 0.8 = High; >0.8 = Very high. Several building blocks used to assess water stress are also made available as geospatial layers in this dataset.

Water for agriculture vulnerability

Map from geonodeadm, 7 years, 2 months ago

This map provides an overview of the potential impact of climate change on agriculture over 12982 subcatchments. It is measured in the change of annual plant growth days. Green indicates an increase of plant growth days due to fewer days of water stress and/or fewer days of temperature stress (positive potential impact). Red indicates a decrease of plant growth days due to more days of water stress and/or temperature stress (negative potential impact). The potential impact is very heterogeneous across the Black Sea catchment. The adaptive irrigation capacity and the total agriculture vulnerability is also made available in this dataset.

Climate

Map from geonodeadm, 7 years, 2 months ago

This dataset consists of estimated values for the monthly averages of maximum and minimum temperatures, as well as precipitation for the time period between 1961 and 1990, interpolated with the integrated nested Laplace approximations. It provides the estimated values for the daily observations of maximum temperature for the HB1 and HS1 scenarios between 2070 and 2100, obtained through the Delta method.

Beaches

Map from geonodeadm, 7 years, 2 months ago

Maximum beach retreat (in percentage of the maximum beach width) predicted by the model ensemble for the Black Sea beaches under a 0.5 m SLR (coastal retreat estimated to 21.4 m.).

Demography

Map from geonodeadm, 7 years, 2 months ago

UN projection variants for population (Table 3), downscaled from national to regional level (NUTS2). Results include urban and total population trends over the period 2010-2050 for the 214 Black sea regions, consistent with BS HOT, BS ALONE, BS COOP and BS COOL scenarios.

Land Use change scenarios

Map from geonodeadm, 8 years, 8 months ago

The data consist in a set of nine raster maps representing the Land Use classification derived from MODIS in 2010 at a 500m pixel resolution, and predicted with Metronamica until 2050 according to the HOT, ALONE, COOP and COOL scenarios. Each map of LU is subdivided into 10 classes. On one hand, crops/natural vegetation, shrubland, barren or sparsely vegetated, forest, grassland, croplands and urban and built-up areas are changing along the years. On the other hand, water, snow and ice, and permanent wetlands remain fixed.

SWAT hydrological outputs

Map from geonodeadm, 8 years, 8 months ago

The monthly average water flow Figure 3. River flow simulated by the Black Sea SWAT model in m3/s and nitrogen loads simulated by the Black Sea SWAT model between years 1970 to 2006 is made available over 12982 subcatchments and their corresponding river reaches.