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Compute service requirements and state of the art approaches (D5.1)
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2020
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In order to design and develop a Compute Service to support better data access to the European ESGF Research Infrastructure, it is mandatory to collect user requirements, gaps and challenges on computing aspects for analysis and processing. To this aim a virtual workshop has been organized to gather this information. This deliverable summarizes the outcome of this workshop. This provides needed information to design and plan the future ENES Compute Service that will be developed within the IS-ENES3 project.
doi:10.5281/zenodo.3724333
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Water management for road authorities in the face of climate change
2018
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European National Road Authorities (NRAs) have recognized for a long time that climate change will have a significant effect on their assets and operations. Especially, water management assets will be affected. The damage caused by floods and rain to infrastructure assets amounts to €600 million annually, making it by far the dominant weather impact already in the current climate, let alone in the future when it is expected that likelihood and intensity of intense rainfall will increase. Many
doi:10.5281/zenodo.1456558
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... allenges exist in addressing intense rainfall events into proper design and maintenance of water management systems. These challenges exist both in the field of climate science itself as well as in the translation of climate projections into proper design and maintenance of water management systems. This paper presents results of the WATCH project (WATer management in the face of climate CHange) that was commissioned under the CEDR 2015 call - Climate Change: From Desk to Road. It addresses climate change, socio economic evaluation and sustainable drainage systems.
The match between climate services demands and Earth System Models supplies
2018
Climate Services
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Bessembinder, F. Doblas-Reyes, R. Döscher) were funded by the Horizon 2020 Framework Programme of the European Union: Project ref. 689029 (Climateurope project). ...
doi:10.1016/j.cliser.2018.11.002
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Framing climate uncertainty: socio-economic and climate scenarios in vulnerability and adaptation assessments
2013
Regional Environmental Change
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Matching uncertainties in scenarios to actor framing of uncertainties Framing climate uncertainty
Fig. 6 6 Scenario approaches and their application
Table 1 1 User needs for climate data (Source Bessembinder ...
doi:10.1007/s10113-013-0519-2
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Climate Change Risk Assessments and Adaptation for Roads – Results of the ROADAPT Project
2016
Transportation Research Procedia
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Infrastructure is the backbone of our society. Citizens, companies and governments have come to rely on and expect uninterrupted availability of the road network. Extreme weather is an important factor for the reliability of the road network. At the same time it is generally understood that the climate is changing and that this will have significant effects on the road infrastructure. Since road infrastructure is vital to society, climate change calls for timely adaptation. Immediately,
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... s arise how to deal with the large uncertainties involved in the projections of future climate, how to assess their effects on the road infrastructure and related socio economic developments, and how to integrate adaptation into decision making. The ROADAPT project was commissioned under the CEDR Call 2012 'Road owners adapting to climate change'. It adopts a risk based approach using the RIMAROCC framework (Risk Management for Roads in a Changing Climate, developed under a previous ERA NET ROAD project). The approach addresses cause, effect and consequence of weather-related events to identify the top risks that require action with mitigating measures for climate change adaptation. Output of the ROADAPT project is a single ROADAPT-RIMAROCC integrating guideline.
The EUSTACE project: delivering global, daily information on surface air temperature
2020
Bulletin of The American Meteorological Society - (BAMS)
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EUSTACE collected information on user requirements in several ways, via user consultation workshops; questionnaires and interviews; a literature review on user requirements (Bessembinder 2016; Bessembinder ...
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Critical appraisal of assumptions in chains of model calculations used to project local climate impacts for adaptation decision support—the case of Baakse Beek
2015
Environmental Research Letters
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Acknowledgments We thank all the respondents for their contributions to this study: Alexander Bakker, Janette Bessembinder, Patrick Bogaart, Jerry van Dijk, Remco van Ek, Marta Faneca, Bart van den Hurk ...
. , Van der Linden et al (2008), Bessembinder et al (2011), Geertsema et al (2011), Schipper et al (2011), Sluiter (2011), Wamelink et al (2011), Bakker and Bessembinder (2012a, 2012b), Bessembinder (2012 ...
doi:10.1088/1748-9326/10/4/045005
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Estimation of persistence and trends in geostrophic wind speed for the assessment of wind energy yields in Northwest Europe
2011
Climate Dynamics
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We want to thank Janette Bessembinder and Gerard van der Schrier for reading and commenting on the manuscript. We also want to thank Andrew Stepek for checking the English. ...
Monthly and annual geostrophic wind speed correlate very well to actual monthly and annual wind energy yields for large parts of northern Europe (Bakker and Bessembinder 2009; Albers 2004) . ...
doi:10.1007/s00382-011-1248-1
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Exploring the use of seasonal climate forecasts in Europe through expert elicitation
2015
Climate Risk Management
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We thank the Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute (KNMI) for hosting this workshop and particularly Janette Bessembinder for helping with the logistics. ...
doi:10.1016/j.crm.2015.07.001
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Exploring user needs for climate risk assessment in the transport sector: how could global high-resolution climate models help?
2018
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Bessembinder, Eveline van der Linden, and David Brayshaw). ...
user engagement/dissemination work packages of the project, in particular those who assisted with the preparation of the survey and carried out the interviews (Dragana Bojovic, Isadora Christel Jimenez, Janette ...
doi:10.5281/zenodo.1962771
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Frame-based guide to situated decision-making on climate change
2010
Global Environmental Change
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The authors would like to thank Karin Ba ¨ckstrand, Janette Bessembinder, Karen Buchanan, Arie de Jong, Florrie de Pater, Maria Falaleeva, Hasse Goosen, Alex Haxeltine, Judith Klostermann, Rien Kolkman ...
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Climate Change Effects on Heat- and Cold-Related Mortality in the Netherlands: A Scenario-Based Integrated Environmental Health Impact Assessment
2015
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health
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Acknowledgments The authors would like to thank to Janette Bessembinder from the Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute (KNMI) for answering all questions about the KNMI'14 scenarios and the associated ...
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