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.
CRISP
CRISP is a freely available, interactive web-based climate risk tool developed for project planners and managers working in agriculture and rural development. Tailored to the specific characteristics of agricultural and land-use systems, it helps identify and assess climate risks in a practical and project-oriented way. Eurac Research contributed its expertise in climate risk analysis, building on the Impact Chain methodology developed by the Climate and Disaster Risk Reduction group.
Roadmap for Climate Change Adaptation in Tourism
The Roadmap for Climate Change Adaptation in Tourism is a practical guidance document developed within the ADAPTNOW project to support climate adaptation in the tourism sector. Based on a participatory process carried out in the Puster Valley, it helps identify key climate risks, define feasible adaptation measures, and clarify steps and responsibilities for implementation. It is also intended as a replicable model for other Alpine regions seeking to strengthen tourism resilience.
X-RISK-CC WebGIS
X-RISK-CC WebGIS provides free access to data and information on past and future weather extremes in the Alpine region. It supports climate risk management, impact studies, risk assessments, and adaptation planning at different territorial levels.


































