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Poster: Simulating optimum land use at any location for any future scenario (CLIMSAVE/IMPRESSIONS)

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Presented at: FACCE MACSUR Mid-Term Scientific Conference
‘Achievements, Activities, Advancement‘
April 1–3(+4), 2014, University of Sassari, Sardinia, Italy The mid-term meeting was held in Sassari, Sardinia, 1-4 April 2014. The meeting was attended by 120 researchers and stakeholders from 16 countries. After a day of looking back on the achievements during the first two years and presenting results to stakeholders, researchers focused on fine-tuning the planning of remaining work for the project till May 2015 and preparations for a follow-up project (MACSUR2) till May 2017. On an excursion, scientists and stakeholders visited farms in the Oristano region, one of the regional case studies of MACSUR. The meeting was a unique opportunity in this pan-European project for discussing in person common issues with and among stakeholders of different regions and how to approach the impact of climate change to producing food in Europe in a world with a growing population.

The food consumed during lunches at the conference originated mostly from the Oristano region. Remaining food in good condition was donated to a charity organisation for needy people.

Excursion: dairy sheep farm "Su Pranu" (Siamanna), dairy cattle farm "Sardo Farm" (Arborea), Arborea Cooperative

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Poster: Simulating optimum land use at any location for any future scenario (CLIMSAVE/IMPRESSIONS)

  1. 1. Simulating optimum land use at any location for any future scenario (CLIMSAVE/IMPRESSIONS) Daniel Sandars, Eric Audsley, Dr Ian Holman School of Applied Sciences, Cranfield University, MK43 0AL, UK. (contact: daniel.sandars@cranfield.ac.uk) Funded by the 7th Framework Programme of the European Union Contract Number: 244031 and 603416 Climate change integrated assessment methodology for cross-sectoral adaptation and vulnerability in Europe Urban Crop yields Forestry Flooding Rural land allocation Hydrology Biodiversity Pests & diseases Water use Snow cover Water availability Climate & socio-economic scenarios IMPacts and Risks from high-End Scenarios: Strategies for Innovative solutiONS The CLIMSAVE Integrated Assessment (IA) Platform (IAP) is a unique web-based tool to enable you to explore impacts, adaptation and vulnerability to climate change from regional to EU scales •Impacts – simulate how future climate and socio- economics change may affect urban, flooding, agriculture (arable and grassland), forest, water resources and biodiversity •Vulnerability – identify ‘hot spots’ in Europe •Adaptation – assess how adaptation can reduce impacts Accessible at www.climsave.eu The IMPRESSIONS project is updating the CLIMSAVE IA Platform to investigate the effects of ‘high end’ warming scenarios. Cranfield have long-standing expertise in predicting the location-specific environmental impact of different farm systems, future regional land use, and the impact of current and future climate and socio-economic conditions on farmer decision making. •Regional integrated assessment and location-specific modelling (RegIS, RegIS2, CLIMSAVE) •Scenario-based modelling of future land use (AgFutures, ChReam) •Crop, farm systems and environmental impact modelling (MEASURES, AgriLCA) •Multiple objective modelling (RELU) •Hydrological modelling

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