JRC/DRMKC
Risk Data Hub
Disaster Risk ReductionStep 1
ECMWF/Destination Earth (DestinE)
The Destination Earth Climate Change Adaptation Digital Twin (Climate DT) sets up an operational simulation framework providing globally consistent high-resolution climate and impact-sector information, at spatial scales where many of the impacts of climate change and extreme events are observed. The Climate DT combines global km-scale climate models, observations, and sector-specific applications, to deliver actionable insights from global and local scale, supporting applications in areas such as energy, hydrology, and wildfire risk. Two types of simulations are being produced: global multi-decadal simulations describing the climate evolution under a specific future scenario for the period 1990-2049 and global storyline simulations that explore how extreme events, that occurred across the world during the period 2017-2025, would unfold in different climates.
Provides high-resolution climate information that helps users understand how climate risks and extreme events may evolve in a specific area or sector. By combining climate projections, extreme-event simulations and sector-specific applications, it helps users move from a general understanding of climate change towards more detailed assessments of future risks and impacts. Its relatively fine spatial resolution, together with its multi-hazard coverage and support for different impact sectors, makes it particularly useful for analysing place-specific adaptation challenges and building a robust evidence base for planning and decision-making. It is most valuable for users who need detailed climate information before identifying, assessing or prioritising adaptation options.
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