Description: Das Projekt "Climate indicators on the local scale for past, present and future and platform data management" wird/wurde gefördert durch: Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft. Es wird/wurde ausgeführt durch: Philipps-Universität Marburg, Fachgebiet Klimageographie und Umweltmodellierung.PI Trachte. Predicting future climate change is in itself already difficult, especially in such complex ecosystems as the Andean mountain rain and dry forest as well as the Paramo. The common tools to simulate global climate change are global circulation models (GCM). Because of their coarse resolution they are not able to capture atmospheric processes affecting the local climate. For this reason a dynamical downscaling approach will be used to develop a highly resolved spatial and temporal Climatic Indicator System (hrCIS) to derive ecologically relevant climate change indicators affecting the ecosystems of South Ecuador. A local-limited area model (LAM) will be used to (i) generate a highly resolved gridded climatology for present day (hrCISpr) based on reanalysis data and (ii) to generate a highly resolved gridded climatology for projected future (hrCISpf) based on the new Representative Concentration Pathways (RCP) scenario data. The output of the LAM for present day will be validated with in-situ measurement data and satellite-derived products to ensure the accuracy of the model for the simulations of the projected future. On the basis of statistical analysis of both climatologies changes in climate indicators such as air temperature and precipitation regime will be described. PI Bendix. The proper storage, curation and accessibility of environmental data is of crucial importance for global change research particularly for monitoring purposes. C 12 offers an adequate data management system for the Platform for Biodiversity and Ecosystem Monitoring and Research. This is achieved by extending the web-based information management system FOR816DW (a data warehouse for collaborative ecological research units) with features like - an automatic upload interfaces - a workbench for integrative analysis - a user defined alert system, to facilitate environmental monitoring for scientist as well as stakeholders. A further objective is the transfer of knowledge and information (know how, source code, and collection data) to our partners in Ecuador. We cooperate with university and non-university parties in the joint establishment of a Data access platform for environmental data of the region. This includes the long-term accessibility, which is envisaged by a data transfer to the planned German national data infrastructure GFBio.
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Origins: /Bund/UBA/UFORDAT
Tags: Regen ? Pflanzenökologie ? Klimatologie ? Ökologie ? Ecuador ? Lufttemperatur ? Regenwasser ? Ökologische Bestandsaufnahme ? Satellit ? Szenario ? Waldökosystem ? Umweltmonitoring ? Luft ? Umweltdaten ? Globale Erwärmung ? Globales Klimamodell ? Datenmodell ? Daten ? Regen ? Geographie ? Systemanalyse ? Management ? Umweltinformation ? Mesoklima ? Zirkulationsmodell ? Ökosystemforschung ? Messdaten ? Monitoring ? Globalmodell ? Innovation ? Globale Veränderung ? Interessenvertreter ? Alpines Ökosystem ? Ökosystemfunktion ? Emission ? Lagerung ? Klimawandel ? Klimabeeinflussung ? Niederschlag ? Ökosystem ? Produkt ? Zirkulation ? Gebiet ? Bauelement ? Datenerhebung ? Globale Aspekte ? Forschung ? Biodiversität ? Atmosphärischer Prozess ? Infrastruktur ? Klimadaten ? Indikator ? Klima ? VORSCHLAEGE ? SUEDLICH ? VERSCHIEBUNG ? BEWERTEN ? VORSCHLAG ? WARNUNG ? ZUGANG ? Integriertes Monitoring ? ZWECKBESTIMMUNG ? Konzentrat ? Kreuzung [biologisch] ? Bahnsteig ? NATIONAL ? GEPLANT ? Benutzeroberfläche ? ORTSAUFGELOEST ? PFAD ? PRAEZIPITATION ? DAUER ? EINGESCHRAENKT ? BESTEHEND ? PROJEKT ? GEGENWART ? GEMISCHT ? SCHNITTSTELLE ? GITTERNETZ ?
Region: Hessen
Bounding boxes: 10.779° .. 10.779° x 52.01702° .. 52.01702°
License: cc-by-nc-nd/4.0
Language: Englisch/English
Time ranges: 2010-01-01 - 2013-12-31
Webseite zum Förderprojekt
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