Regional impacts of climate change and adaptation through crop systems spatial distribution: the VIGIE-MED project

Increased temperatures and water deficits in the Mediterranean zone are likely to impact adversely on production, based on modelled outcomes, especially on maximum-production

Analysis of the publications identified the following key themes: (i) predicting species and ecosystem responses to future climate, (ii) adaptation actions in forest management,

Ensemble of simulated annual streamflow for the period 2006–2100 at the RCP4.5 (black) and RCP8.5 (blue) scenarios for upper Jordan River, Kinneret basin, using the GR6J model

The creation of regional ecosystems within the framework of the Quintuple Helix, undeniably promote innovation and the consideration of sustainable development in

In developing countries, in contrast, households which are dependent on keeping livestock may be much more vulnerable to changes in climate and climate variability, with

Two crop models, Decision Support Systems for Agro-Technological Transfer (DSSAT) and the Agricultural Productions Systems sIMulator (APSIM), were calibrated and

Series of future climate data coupled with the calibrated crop growth model APSIM were then used to simulate impacts of climate change on crop production and evaluate

• to develop an ensemble prediction system for climate change based on the principal state-of-the-art, high- resolution, global and regional Earth system models developed in