@@ -15,10 +15,10 @@ Extension and composition of various existing plugins or program parts for the s
* selectable in configuration:
* scenario resp. GWL: 2K, 3K
* region, shape file, split by (see Climpact and PreprocNUK?): municipality (dropdown menu) or shapefile (file upload) → fieldmean
* event: Astrid is still researching how to define realistic time series of heat events using a statistical data analysis (which kind of statistics?, search of real time series of model ensemble matching the statisticsal analysis) of RCM model ensemble, e.g.
* representative summer day (this corresponds to an average summer day, tasmax median per month), only consider tasmax>=25°C?
* extreme summer day (tasmax percentile per month, TX90p), only consider tasmax>=30°C?
* very extreme summer day (tasmax percentile per month, TX95p), only consider tasmax>=30°C?
* event: Astrid is still researching how to define realistic time series of heat events using a statistical data analysis (which kind of statistics?, search of real time series of one model or ensemble? which data matching the statisticsal analysis (e.g. extreme April: TX95p of 30a RCM data, ranking of x days with tasmax of the RCM April data and choose the best fitting day) or develop an artificial timeseries similar to Test Reference Years TRY from DWD using climate change signal of RCM output together with timeseries of measured station data?) of RCM model ensemble, e.g.
* representative summer day (this corresponds to an average summer day, tasmax median per month)
* extreme summer day (tasmax percentile per month, TX90p)
* very extreme summer day (tasmax percentile per month, TX95p)
* heat period (different length, heat wave typically at least 3d or 5d, longer period 14d relevant for indoor climate see option below)
* Period with high thermal stress (is postponed for the time being, as many variables are included in the definition of a thermal index like UTCI Universal Thermal Climate Index : tas, wind speed, air humidity, short/long-wave irradiation surface are used to calculate MRT mean radiation temperature (adaptable Fortran code available to calculate UTCI → Astrid)
