National Adaptation Geo-information System (NAGiS) project in Hungary

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National Adaptation Geo-information System (NAGiS) project in Hungary Mr. Péter Kajner Hungarian Mining and Geological Survey (MBFSZ) National Adaptation Center Department CGE webinar: Geo-information system-based climate change impact and vulnerability assessment 4 July, 2018 www.mbfsz.gov.hu

1. Country experiences in setting up institutional arrangements 2. Methodology for vulnerability assessment 3. Information for policy making processes at national / local levels www.mbfsz.gov.hu

Establishing and development of NAGiS according to the regulation Creation of concepts, regulation Ensuring financial background Modification of law LX of 2007 (on climate change) legal basis of NAGiS NAGiS EEA Project start Policy directives, regulation of operation 94/2014. Govt. Decree on the detailed rules of operation Operating rules of NAGiS Implementation, development NAGiS after the EEA project operation development building the network NAGiS EEA Project: geo information system and meta database methodological development NAGiS web portal Further development of NAGiS integrating new focus areas development of a decision maker information system enhancing online access development of a municipality module of the system Environment and Energy Operational Programme 1.1.0 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016. 2020

CRIGiS Project Death surplus because of heat waves Road accidents Tourism Instituional cooperation data layers decisionsupport Government of Hungary RCMGiS Project Development of climate modelling Quantification of uncertainty of climate projections Processing model data for impact assessments Long term socio economic forecasting for Hungary Modelling socio economic processes by 2050: demography economy land use AGRAGiS Indicators for plough lands, forests, grasslands Change of land use Impacts on agriculture Methodology for vulnerability assessment of plough lands, forests, grasslands Database Meta database Map visualization Drinking water bases Groundwaters Flash flood Forestry Balaton surfacewater Natural habitats Land use, biomass Test: Aba research city, Sárvíz valley data layers municipalities people, public economic decisionmakers universities, research groups EEA Grants Adaptation to Climate Change Program research

1. Country experiences in setting up institutional arrangements 2. Methodology for vulnerability assessment 3. Information for policy making processes at national / local levels www.mbfsz.gov.hu

Objectives of the NAGiS Project Meeting Hungarian climate change regulations Developing a methodology for the quantitative analysis of vulnerability Impact, Exposure, Sensitivity, Adaptation Capacity CIVASmodel* Database integration Metadata system Map visualization of results Impact assessments for sectorial and territorial planning Dissemination of information Theoretical structure of the CIVAS model Source: Climate change and adaptation a summary of the scientific results of the NAGiS Project (MFGI, 2016), p.14 http://nater.mbfsz.gov.hu//en/node/45 * CLAVIER project: Climate Change and Variability: Impact in Central and Eastern Europe EU FP6, GOCE Contract Number: 037013, based on: Climate Change 2007: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability. Contribution of Working Group II to the Fourth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (eds.: Parry et al.). Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, UK. 976 pp.

Start at: http://nagis.hu/en Units: Basic portal https://nagis.hu Map portal https://map.mbfsz.gov.hu/nater Database portal https://nater.mbfsz.gov.hu/ geodat Meta-database http://nater.mbfsz.gov.hu//hu/ metaadat www.mbfsz.gov.hu

Map portal https://map.mbfsz.gov.hu/nater Vulnerability The change of surplus deaths due to heat waves between 2021 2050 (%) Public Free Only in Hungarian 10 10 km resolution 912 data layers 650 map layers Maps can be exported Responsive surface Links to metadata A report can be generated on the items of the database The actual view of the map can be exported (jpg, pdf,...)

Data layer groups in NAGiS 1. Groundwater table 2. Climate data 3. Climate change 4. Drinking water bases 5. Natural habitats 6. Heat waves 7. Impact of extreme weather on road accidents 8. Demography 9. Economy Climate models: RegCM ALADIN Time windows: 1961 1990 2021 2050 2071 2100 Geology Climatology 10. Land use 11. Climate change attitude of Hungarian people 12. Ecosystem service indicator 13. Forestry 14. Crop production on plough lands 15. Impact of climate change on tourism 16. Flash flood Digital Elevation Model Surface waters 912 intotal

1. Methodology for vulnerability assessment 2. Country experiences in setting up institutional arrangements 3. Information for policy making processes at national / local levels www.mbfsz.gov.hu

Uses of NAGiS in national and regional policy making Second National Climate Change Strategy of Hungary (NCCS 2) Climate Strategy of Pest County, Hungary Climate Strategy of Borsod Abaúj Zemplén County, Hungary Climate Strategy of Hajdú Bihar County, Hungary Testing the NAGiS in the pilot areas Sárvíz River Valley and the region of Aba city http://nater.mbfsz.gov.hu/en/node/13

Further Development of National Adaptation Geo-information System (2016 2019) Goals Develop the results of NAGiS project New climate change exposure layers based on EUROCORDEX database, IPCC AR5, RCP4.5 and RCP8.5 Elaborate a decision support toolbox to facilitate policy and municipal adaptation measures, based on the development of the databases, methodologies and evaluation modules The expected results will help the climate policy and sectoral planning, regional and municipal climate protection strategic planning Create new tools elaborated and new information technology modules Create a geo information and policy support system, which is as user friendly as possible and to create spectacular and easy to use interfaces Work packages A. Development of tools for sector policies and development policy planning B. Development of tools to assist in settlement, district and county municipal planning C. Comprehensive, horizontal social policy and economic development analyzes D. Methodological developments, dissemination, education, training E. Information technology developments

THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION! http://nagis.hu/en kajner.peter@mbfsz.gov.hu www.mbfsz.gov.hu