We are pleased to share the second STARS4Water Newsletter, designed to keep you updated on our project’s progress, outcomes, and other significant developments in the fields of water resource management
In 2021, the United Nations climate panel (IPCC) published the new version of the international climate report (the Sixth Assessment Report, AR6). The report presented the latest projections for climate
To improve the understanding of water resources availability and water use in river basins the STARS4Water project is unlocking global and European data sources by creating easy access to these
STARS4Water in collaboration with INBO organized session 4B on “Data and information for climate change adaptation in basins” at the second day of the conference for representatives from river basins
In October 2024 the Drought Resilience +10 Conference organized by WMO, FAO, EC JRC and others took place at the WMO headquarters in Geneva. The Conference saw the participation of
The Geological and Mining Institute of Spain (IGME) hosted in Segovia the 3rd annual meeting of the STARS4Water project to discuss the progress of the project activities and plan for
The EU Joint Research Center (JRC) has developed a tool to estimate flood water depth and improve the accuracy of flood extent maps by combining satellite images with topographic data.
The UN-Water Integrated Monitoring Initiative for SDG 6 (IMI-SDG6) has published the 2024 SDG 6 Progress Reports. They are founded on the most recent SDG 6 data compiled and verified
STARS4Water partner Deltares presented the project at the session on Transboundary water management: tools and approaches supporting cooperation and peace (Session ID 12065). This session was part of the SIWI
STARS4Water has developed scenario narrative storylines (in short: narratives) for business as usual (BAU) developments up to 2050 for the seven river basin hubs of project, through a co-creation process
STARS4Water partner UCM presented on ‘A machine learning application for the development of groundwater vulnerability studies’. This research aims to improve upon the classic DRASTIC approach by combining what is
STARS4Water will co-create dashboards in 7 river basins, jointly with the competent stakeholders. Dashboards can best be described as a type of graphical user interface or interactive information visualization tool,
The workshop brought together hydrologists and data-driven experts to explore pathways to bring new data sets and data-driven modelling approaches from hydrologic research to the more practical and operational planning
STARS4Water partner INRAE presented a poster on ‘Better mapping of groundwater-surface water exchanges over the Seine River catchment in a surface hydrological model’ at the EGU2024 Session HS8.2.12. The Seine
The Workshop organized by the Netherlands, Switzerland and the UNECE Water Convention Secretariat aimed to exchange best practices and solutions in the field of drought management within transboundary waters, to
STARS4Water aims at improving the understanding of climate-change impacts on water resources availability, and the vulnerabilities for ecosystems, society and economic sectors at river basin scale, providing actionable information to
We are happy to distribute the 1st STARS4Water Newsletter, targeting to inform you on the progress and outcomes of our project activities and other relevant developments in the field of
In recent years, droughts have had substantial impacts on nearly all regions of the EU, affecting several critical systems such as agriculture, water supply, energy, river transport, and ecosystems. These
The STARS4Water metadata portal has been launched: an open environment where everyone can access the data; a flexible and modular environment easily adaptable to the different needs of the river
UN-Water released, on March 6th, a series of publications on SDG 6 Acceleration snapshots for the different SDG 6 global indicators. These acceleration snapshots aim to draw attention to successful
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