INtegrating SEA-level Projections in climate services for coastal adaptation

ERA4CS is an initiative aiming at developing climate services in Europe. ERA4CS supports research that will ultimately support the development of tools, methods and standards to transfer reliable climate information in support to climate change adaptation and mitigation.

More information: http://www.jpi-climate.eu/ERA4CS

INSeaPTION is supported by the “European Research Area for Climate Services” (ERA4CS), (1.5M€), with 700k€ of additional funding from the partner organizations: the Global Climate Forum (Germany), the universities of Balearic islands (Spain), of La Rochelle (France), of Utrecht (The Netherlands), CREOCEAN and the French Geological Survey (France).

Project coordination

BRGM
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Project partners

LIENSs (University La Rochelle )
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GCF (Global Climate Forum)
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IMEDEA (Mediterranean Institute for Avanced Studies,

University of Balearic Islands
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IMAU - Institute for Marine and Atmospheric research

(Utrecht University)
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CREOCEAN
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INSeaPTION is a research project, which aims at addressing these limitations by co-designing and co-developing, together with users, coastal climate services based on state-of-the art sea-level rise, impact, adaptation and transdisciplinary science. The project will deliver coastal climate services based on end-users' needs and their decision and governance context, covering the whole chain of climate service development from global to regional mean and extreme sea-level projections with their impacts and uncertainties to local sea-level, coastal impacts and adaptation pathways.

 Research developements and needs required to develop coastal climate services (adapted from Le Cozannet et al. 2017)

(from Garcin et al., 2013)