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Our research is supported by a set of methods, frameworks, and practical resources that help translate scientific knowledge into risk assessment, decision-making, and adaptation practice. These tools reflect the area’s applied and interdisciplinary approach, linking research with real-world implementation.
EDP Portal
The Environmental Data Platform (EDP) is Eurac Research’s collaborative platform for managing, processing, and sharing spatial datasets. Built on open-source solutions, it supports FAIR data principles and offers access to data discovery, documentation, maps, and processing tools for a wide range of users
openEO
openEO provides a common interface for accessing and processing Earth observation data across cloud-based back ends. It helps researchers and students work with large geospatial datasets more efficiently through interoperable tools and workflows.
STAC
STAC gives access to Eurac Research’s searchable geospatial metadata catalog, making spatial and temporal datasets easier to find, browse, and query. It supports interoperable access to collections and assets through a standardised structure
ADO Portal
The Alpine Drought Observatory (ADO) is an online platform for tracking and understanding drought in the Alpine region. By combining satellite, hydrological, and ground-based data, it turns complex information into maps and insights that can support mountain communities and decision-makers.
CCT SKOS Browser
The CCT SKOS Browser is a web-based interface for exploring definitions and metadata of terms in formal taxonomies, thesauri, and other controlled vocabularies developed within CCT research projects. It supports researchers working with semantic tools and machine-readable vocabularies.
climdex-kit
climdex-kit is an open-source Python toolkit for computing, analysing, and visualising climate indices based on user-defined input data, domains, and timeframes. It supports climate change studies and the development of tailored climate services for sectoral applications.
