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=== Storm and wind hazard ===

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! Region / State !! Publisher !!  Tool !! Information !! Spatial Coverage !! Link
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| Germany || The Federal Office for Building and Regional Planning||  GIS-ImmoRisk Naturgefahren || GIS-ImmoRisk Tool combines the location-specific risk with the resilience of a property to climate impacts, allowing for a comprehensive assessment of the risk situation. This is done either by providing specific annual expected damage amounts (for hail and winter storms) or through a risk matrix for qualitative risk assessment (for heat and heavy rainfall). || Building || [https://www.gisimmorisknaturgefahren.de/ GIS-ImmoRis]
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| Croatia || klimatskepromjene.hr, Sensum d.o.o || Climate Impact - Assessment Platform || The results of the regional climate model RegCM4 are obtained as part of the project "Strengthening the capacity of the Ministry of Environmental Protection and Energy for adaptation to climate change and preparation of the Draft Strategy for Adaptation to Climate Change", and were used in the development of this innovative platform, which is financed by the EU Transition Facility. Until 2005, simulations of measured (historical) values were presented, while from 2005 to 2050, the forecast of the selected climate element was presented. The platform covers two greenhouse gas concentration scenarios (RCP 4.5 and RCP 8.5) and five different climate elements (temperature, precipitation, wind speed, clouds, and solar radiation). || City, County || [https://klimatskepromjene.hr/en/interaktivna-mapa-klimatske-promjene/ Climate Impact - Assessment Platform]
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| Austria || Government of Austria || windatlas || Using geostatistical and numerical modelling, a wind atlas will be calculated for the whole of Austria with a resolution of 100 x 100 metres grid areas. The results will then serve as the basis for estimating the theoretically maximum mobilisable wind energy potential, taking into account comprehensive aspects of wind energy. In addition to the newly determined wind maps for various heights above ground, the main result will be a scenario generator for the theoretically maximum mobilisable wind potential, which will enable the user to individually enter individual parameters in order to be able to estimate the feasibility of wind turbines under changed conditions.|| Building, Neighborhood, Community/District || https://www.windatlas.at/
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