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The total Heat Demand map for the DGE-ROLLOUT project is produced from HD data measured or calculated by each project region in North-West Europe. The total HD (in MWh/ha) combines the residential and commercial heat demand.
This is PSI data for Toulouse, France. It has been provided by TRE as part of the ESA funded Terrafirma project.
Overall evaluation of possible limitations and restrictions to the installation of closed loop systems based on a 4 colour schemes (grey: no data available, red: no installation allowed, yellow: installation based on case to case decision, green: no restrictions known)
Overall evaluation of possible limitations and restrictions to the installation of open loop systems based on a 4 colour schemes (grey: no data available, red: no installation allowed, yellow: installation based on case to case decision, green: no restrictions known)
Normalised groundwater trends on EEMD residue - Sen’s slope of filtered groundwater levels and effective precipitation over the 1976-2019 period at France scale. The statistical significance of trends is tested at a threshold of 5%.
Normalised groundwater trends on EEMD residue - Sen’s slope of filtered groundwater levels and effective precipitation over the 1996-2019 period at France scale. The statistical significance of trends is tested at a threshold of 5%.
Trends analysis - Sen’s slope of groundwater levels and effective precipitation over the 1976-2019 period at France scale. The statistical significance of trends is tested at a threshold of 5%.
Trends analysis - Sen’s slope of groundwater levels and effective precipitation over the 1996-2019 period at France scale. The statistical significance of trends is tested at a threshold of 5%.
Locations of coasts affected by tsunamis of unknown origin, mapped by various national and regional mapping projects and recovered in the literature. In order to allow representation of different events, affected coasts are represented by points located in an average position for each event. Note: blank areas do not necessarily correspond to no occurrence.