What we do
Climate and agriculture, in one platform
The project combines a validated historical climate baseline (CHELSA climatologies) with bioclimatic and agroclimatic indices calculated by the project's research team, matched against the administrative boundaries of Portugal and Spain, to build a climate and agroclimatic atlas of the region. The goal is to support four key crops — grapevine, olive, almond and cherry — with clear climate information about both the present and future climate-change scenarios.
Where we are
Current status
All 5 intervention zones are mapped, with historical and projected bioclimatic and agroclimatic index data available in the Climate Atlas. Additional projection periods will be added as they become available.
Climate Atlas
Explore the interactive map with real bioclimatic and agroclimatic index data across the project's 5 zones.
Intervention Zones
Meet the project's 5 zones across Portugal and Spain, and the data status of each.
About the Project
Institutional background, objectives, and what is still to be confirmed with the research team.