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Mónika Lakatos lakatosm methu OMSZ KRITéR Zárórendezvény OMSZ 2015 december 8 Homogenized interpolated data CarpatClim methods MASHMISH 19612010 daily ID: 800206

point grid daily climate grid point climate daily year dates tourism average heatwave 2010 1104 minimum days observations national

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Slide1

Indicators for climate sensitivity studies

Mónika Lakatos, lakatos.m@met.hu, OMSZ

KRITéR

Zárórendezvény

, OMSZ, 2015. december 8.

Slide2

Homogenized, interpolated

data

,

CarpatClim

methods: MASH-MISH

1961–2010,

daily

, ~10 km spatial resolution, 1104 grid point data for Hungary

Climate observations in the National Adaptation Geo-information System (NAGIS)

nater.mfgi.hu

Area out of

CarpatClim

Slide3

Vulnerability assessment scheme

Pálvölgyi, T. and

Hunyady

, A.,

2008.

observations

megfigyelések

Slide4

WP3: Heatwave-induced excess mortality

Period 2005-2014Daily average temperatures

Grid point average

for districts (175)

Median of the grid point values situated in

the specific district

(175)

Slide5

WP4: Impact and vulnerability assessment of road accidents within extreme weather events

During heatwave periods Wintertime periods with precipitationSummer half year: 1 April – 30 September

Winter half year: 1 October- 31 March

Dates of hot days, Tmax >= 30 °C, 2011-2014, in each grid point Dates of prec5 days, daily prec

>= 5mm, 2011-2014, winter half year, in each grid point

Slide6

WP5: Effects of climate conditions on tourism

TCI, mTCI, CIT

relhumMin=100

UK

Climate

Projections

NATIONAL CASE STUDY, What could tomorrow’s weather and climate look like for tourism in the South West of England? Daily, 1961-2010, 1104 grid pointDaily maximum temperature, daily minimum temperature, mean cloud cover, precipitation sum, mean relative humidity, minimum relative humidity, sunshine duration, wind speed (10m)

Slide7

Thank you for your attention!