Background and Goals
The "Setting up and operating a web-based information platform for soil data (meta data) in Germany to support climate effect and climate adaptation research with reliable soil data" project is designed to support climate effect and climate adaptation research. There are a variety of activities in Germany to record and monitor the soil condition. However, the information on this soil data is not in a standardised form and is spread over numerous locations. There is no guarantee that the data can be accessed.
Objectives: Provision of meta information for data from soil monitoring and soil condition recording. Informing the general public and specialist groups of activities and the data available (distribution of study locations, study parameters, contacts, data availability).
Project methodology:
- Use/links to existing data portals and web services (including PortalU and GDI-DE);
- Based on the concept for data provision and efficient use of soil data from the BOKLIM project;
- Implementation of results from ongoing work in INSPIRE (derived technical schemes);
- Establishment of a measured data infrastructure for provision of climate-related soil data;
- Close cooperation with the federal authorities responsible for soil data.
Content time
toResearch area/region
- Germany
Steps in the process of adaptation to climate change
Step 2a: Identify and assess risks - climate effects and impact
The project will provide reliable soil data to support climate impact research.
Step 3: Develop and compare measures
The project will provide reliable soil data to support climate adaptation research.
Participants
German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety (BMU)Project owner: German Federal Environment Agency (UBA)
Federal Environmental Agency (UBA)
Umweltbundesamt
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