Tools

Figure 6: Crowdsource module in Cork, filled by UCC Geography students.

Crowdsource module for climate hazard mapping

The Crowdsource module visualises publicly generated climate data in a digital map.

Figure 8: Example of an impact diagram Photo by CAS. 

Climate Impact Diagrams

Climate Impact Diagrams build an understanding among city stakeholders on opportunities and risks of climate change for city sectors.

Adaptation Catalyst​

The Adaptation Catalyst (AC) tool supports local decision makers and planners to explore system performance under changing conditions in uncertain futures.

Climate Resilient City Tool (CRCTool)

The Climate Resilient City Tool supports climate adaptation planning and promotes dialogue on adaptation options.

FloodAdapt Tool

FloodAdapt is a decision support tool for accelerating climate adaptation actions by understanding flood risks.

Assessment of Risk management capabilities​

This tool is used to guide review and/or self-assessment of risk management capabilities.

Pluvial hazard, risk assessment and adaptation

Tool designed to help local authorities to explore pluvial hazard & risk from extreme events. 

Figure 11: Panel that shows the historical heatwaves of a specific region (e.g. Logroño) Source: Tecnalia

Thermal Assessment Tool​

The Thermal Assessment Tool (TAT) to better understand past and future heatwave phenomena at regional and local scales in Europe to improve the adaptative capacity and support climate adaptation plans.

RESIN Adaptation Options Library​

It contains a library of adaptation measures to address climate risks including heat, pluvial, fluvial and coastal floods and drought.

Figure 20: Reduction in flood risk with assumed current protection standards compared to no flood protection (in percentage).

GLOFRIS and FLOPROS models

GLOFRIS model give insight in direct flood damage of riverine and coastal floods.

Windstorm damage assessment tool (WISC)​

The WISC model provides an open-source model which gives damage estimates in line with reported damages from previous windstorms.

Figure 10: Example of social vulnerability mapping provided by the SVI tool interface

Social vulnerability tool

This tool is designed to assess communities’ vulnerability to climate hazards such as flooding, extreme heat and drought.

Figure 17. Example of Climate story - Logroño

Climate Stories

Climate stories share information, experiences, and targeted messages about climate change and adaptation.

Figure 19: Development of unaffordability of insurance between 2010-2050 and 2010-2080.

Dynamic Integrated Flood Insurance (DIFI) model

This model offers insight in flood insurance premiums, unaffordability and demand for coverage under different flood insurance systems

Adaption pathway generator tool

The Pathways Generator Tool (PG) supports the development of alternative pathways into the future, via evaluations of costs, benefits and co-benefits.

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The climate story of Gdynia​

Short summary: A story about Jan and Maria during extreme precipitation.

Theme: Flooding

End user: Citizens

Link to the story: under construction