The Hydrology Map gives insight into how water moves through, under, and across the Dutch landscape. From surface water shortages to warming lakes and groundwater problems, this map brings together key factors that influence water quality, availability, and resilience, both now and in the future. It’s a must-have for anyone exploring the balance between water systems and the environment.
Why choose this map?
Because water is everywhere and it’s always changing 💦🔄
🚙 Take me on a test-drive (Clickable) ⬆️
This map lets you dive into the hidden workings of the water system. Use it to explore droughts, erosion risks, urban infiltration potential, and how water bodies respond to climate change. It’s ideal for excursions on sustainability, urban planning, or environmental management.
Includes a dropdown!
The dropdown includes maps of current and future surface water shortages, flushing water demand changes (ZSS), groundwater flooding risk, urban infiltration potential, water erosion sensitivity, and the warming of surface waters due to climate change.
💡 Combine it with drought or land use layers to explore the full water cycle above and below ground.
📍 Source: https://www.klimaateffectatlas.nl/
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