Change of soils as compensators in the water balance 2031-2060 to 1971-2000 "climate protection" scenario (RCP2.6) (WMS service)
Description
The map shows the change in the assessment of soils as compensators in the water balance 2031-2060 compared to 1971-2000 under the ‘climate protection’ scenario (RCP2.6).
Basically, all unsealed soils are a balancing element in the water balance (AKWH). They absorb water and release it again with a delay. In addition, water is passed through them into deeper layers. The soils thus act as intermediate reservoirs in the landscape water balance. The method summarizes all the components, e.g. the water conductivity and the water storage capacity in an evaluation scheme for the assessment of the retention of water in the soil. Central is the evaluation of retention performance and infiltration performance.
The climate models are driven by the no-climate scenario (RCP8.5). This is a scenario of the IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change), which describes a continuous increase in global greenhouse gas emissions, which causes an additional radiative forcing of 8.5 watts per m2 compared to pre-industrial levels by the end of the 21st century.
The results of all climate models are equally likely. Therefore, in addition to the mean, which shows a trend, the upper (maximum) and lower (minimum) edge of the result bandwidth can also be retrieved via the MapTip.
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