1 | | '''The SPECS-EUPORIAS Data Portal does not intent to provide full access to the different seasonal forecasting datasets, but only to a reduced number of variables (typically at surface; e.g. precipitation and temperature) required by the different impact applications'''. Thus, a key task for the development of the portal is identifying those variables relevant for the different activities, as well as the particular temporal frequencies (e.g. daily or monthly) and aggregation (e.g. instantaneous, daily means, daily maximum, etc.) needed. |
| 1 | ''The SPECS-EUPORIAS Data Portal does not intent to provide full access to the different seasonal forecasting datasets, but only to a reduced number of variables (typically at surface; e.g. precipitation and temperature) required by the different impact applications'''. Thus, a key task for the development of the portal is identifying those variables relevant for the different activities, as well as the particular temporal frequencies (e.g. daily or monthly) and aggregation (e.g. instantaneous, daily means, daily maximum, etc.) needed. |
9 | | * '''EUPORIAS WP22''' (''Impact relevant climate information indices''). In this WP a user-targeted collection of climate impact indicators (CIIs) will be generated for their application in current and future climate conditions. A [wiki:SpecsEuporias/EndUserNeeds/CII preliminary set of CIIs] was provided in Milestone 19. A note on the temporal aggregation of input variables for CII computation is given [wiki:SpecsEuporias/EndUserNeeds/NoteTimeAggregation here]. |
10 | | * '''EUPORIAS WP23''' (''Impact models for impact predictions'') aims to further develop the complex impact models able to address the users’ needs and inform the case studies and the prototypes. The activities in order to identify user's requirements to run the impact models are currently [wiki:SpecsEuporias/Dissemination/05062013_wp23 on going]. Among these activities, [http://www.predictia.es/ Predictia] (partner number 6) has circulated a [http://demo.predictia.es/inventory/ questionnaire] among the rest of partners involved in WP23 with the aim of gathering information about the variables (as well as their temporal and spatial resolution) needed by the different institutions in order to run their impact models. So far, only [http://www.cetaqua.com/en CETaqua] (partner number 18) has replied to the questionnaire. |
11 | | * [http://www.specs-fp7.eu/SPECS/RT6.html SPECS WP61] (''Pilot applications''). The main objective of this WP is to provide evidence of the increased usefulness of the climate predictions performed in SPECS's RT3 and RT4 and made available from RT5 by applying them to predicting agricultural yield and renewable energy generation and involving a set of relevant stakeholders. |
| 9 | * '''EUPORIAS WP22''' (''Impact relevant climate information indices''). In this WP a user-targeted collection of climate impact indicators (CIIs) will be generated. A [wiki:SpecsEuporias/EndUserNeeds/CII set of CIIs and required meteorological variables] was provided in Milestone 19. A note on the temporal aggregation of input variables for CII computation is given [wiki:SpecsEuporias/EndUserNeeds/NoteTimeAggregation here]. This set is currently under revision by WP22 and it is expected to be updated by December 2013 (Maru, update this date, please). |
| 10 | * '''EUPORIAS WP23''' (''Impact models for impact predictions''). Complex impact models able to address the users’ needs and inform the case studies and the prototypes will be further developed. In order to identify user's requirements information has been collected from the internal wiki with [https://euporias.wikidot.com/wp23-general-discussion information on models and variables] and from the [http://demo.predictia.es/inventory/ questionnaire] circulated by [http://www.predictia.es/ Predictia]. The resulting information is described [wiki:SpecsEuporias/EndUserNeeds/ImpactModels here]. |
| 11 | * '''SPECS WP61''' (''Pilot applications''). The main objective of this WP is to provide evidence of the increased usefulness of the climate predictions performed in SPECS's RT3 and RT4 and made available from RT5 by applying them to predicting agricultural yield and renewable energy generation and involving a set of relevant stakeholders. |