This jupyter book is developed as part of the VALORADA project, which empowers European regions and cities to steer the upcoming societal transformation towards sustainable and climate-resilient development. Therefore, this book provides hands-on tools and explanations around the drought hazard, and helps users and muncipalities to estimate the impact of drought in the past and in the future.
📖 On this Jupyter Book site, you’ll find easy-to-run tutorial notebooks that help you explore, understand, and visualize drought data. In conjunction with exposure and vulnerability data, this Jupyter Books helps you estimate and interpret the impact of drought under climate change on your region. Whether you’re new to such climate risk assessments or already familiar with it, we hope this material helps you discover something new and jump-start your own projects.
Navigate the Book¶
🚀 Tutorials
Learn by doing! Follow step-by-step tutorials to explore drought data, create visualizations, and assess climate impacts on your region.
🔧 How-To Guides
Solve specific tasks! Short, focused guides for downloading data, defining regions, and estimating hazard and exposure.
💡 Explanation
Understand the concepts! Deep dives into drought science, risk frameworks, hazard, exposure, vulnerability, and interpretation.
📚 Reference
Find technical details! Dataset descriptions, project information, and reference materials for your work.
Acknowledgments¶
This website is the result of many contributions from ECMWF employees and our community! We’re very grateful for everyone’s work.