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Project HydroAlp2: "Modelling the interaction between
water cycle, vegetation and climate in Alpine environments"
Financing: Autonomous Province of Bolzano – Alto Adige,
Ripartizione Diritto allo studio, Università e Ricerca
Scientifica. Period: 2011–2014
PV-initiative WebGIS shows the surfaces potentially
available for installing solar modules. The annual
availability of the solar resource on the different roofs
has been titleed into 4 intervals: <800, 800-1000,
1000-1200 and >1200 kWh/m² and it is showed by means of
different colors none, yellow, orange and red respectively.
Moreover, you can obtain specific information regarding the
irradiance and photovoltaic potential just by clicking
directly on the roof of the building.
iMONITRAF is objectives are to develop common
strategies for transalpine traffic and to put them into
action. A long-lasting political network shall be
established, which serves as common voice of the Alpine
regions and which is recognised on regional, national and EU
level. It pushes innovative measures for more sustainable
regional development. iMONITRAF! will develop a broad
political network to find common strategies.
The Mummy Map WebGIS platform aims to visualize all
known sites where mummified human remains have been found
around the world and provides background information to
these findings. By applying various search algorithms the
data can be filtered and selectively displayed on the map.
In addition it will be possible to overlay the finding sites
with climate maps displaying the mean temperature and
precipitation of the last twenty years
HABIT-CHANGE: This is a WebGIS platform developed by
EURAC, with data provided by the HABIT-CHANGE project, to
visualise protected areas and the Natura 2000 network in
Central Europe as well as sensitivity maps and climate
scenario data calculated for the HABIT-CHANGE test-sites.
Project BioREGIO Carpathians is an EU project, whose
aim is to show how an integrated management of the
Carpathians’ natural assets can boost both sustainable
development and ecological connectivity in the Carpathian
region. Particularly the project seeks to identify the most
probable habitat and core areas as well as ecological
corridors for each species to move through the landscape.
Project LIFE+ Making Good Natura - Making public Good
provision the core business of Natura 2000 - project number
LIFE11 ENV/IT/000168 - is a LIFE+ project with a length of
four years (2012 -2016), inserted into the LIFE+ Environment
Policy and Governance component, co-financing innovative or
pilot projects that contribute to the implementation of
European environmental policy.
The project "Kommunale Lichtpläne" cares about
saving energy in the field of illumination in urban
environments. This project is collaboration with the EURAC
institut for Public Management, the public agency of
environmental for energy saving, and the municipalities in
Passeiertal Moos, St. Leonhard and St. Martin, Riffian,
Kuens and the municipality of Schenna. The WebGIS shows the
illumination including information about the light quality,
the quantity of polution and a classification about
conservation of energy.
The project HiResAlp deals with the development of an
Innovative Framework for the Integration of Multi-Source
Data to Determine Soil Moisture and Evapotraspiration at
High Resolution in Alpine Region.
SnowAlps: In this WebGIS, snow cover maps at 250 m
resolution from MODIS sensors on board of TERRA and AQUA
satellites are provided. The snow maps are available in
daily format. Moreover, snow cover duration maps from year
2002 to 2012 are also available.
The Alpine Convention: The Alpine Convention is an
international treaty between the Alpine countries (Austria,
France, Germany, Italy, Liechtenstein, Monaco, Slovenia and
Switzerland) as well as the EU, aimed at promoting
sustainable development in the Alpine area and at protecting
the interests of the people living within it. It embraces
the environmental, social, economic and cultural dimensions.
SolarTirol: The aim of SolarTirol project is to
create a freely accessible, geo-referenced solar potential
data base, which will allow private users and public bodies
to estimate the solar potential on a roof level, and to give
concrete recommendations to public authorities and
politicians about the relevance of solar energy and the
potential to further develop solar energy in Tyrol and the
Province of Bolzano.
Carpathian Convention Geoportal: The goal of the
Carpathian Convention Information System (CCIS) is to
collect, manage and disseminate transnational geographic
data sets for the Carpathian region by linking existing
information systems and projects.
Vulnerability assessment in Burundi :The aim of the
vulnerability assessments in Burundi is to identify those
regions most susceptible to climate change effects.
Focusing on soil and water resources, the assessment
provides scientific input for the selection of “climate
change hotspots” in Burundi and the development of
appropriate adaptation measures on the national and local
level, which are used by a GIZ climate change adaptation
project.
Project HydroAlp: "Modelling the interaction between
water cycle, vegetation and climate in Alpine environments"
Financing: Autonomous Province of Bolzano – Alto Adige,
Ripartizione Diritto allo studio, Università e Ricerca
Scientifica. Period: 2011–2014
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