Change in Average Climatic Water Deficit
Data and Resources
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[WMS] Change in Average Climatic Water DeficitWMS
Web Map Service (WMS) endpoint providing visualization capabilities for...
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[WCS] Change in Average Climatic Water DeficitWCS
Web Coverage Service (WCS) endpoint providing direct access to the raw raster...
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[DATA] Change in Average Climatic Water DeficitGeoTiff
Zipped file containing the GeoTiff data and associated metadata for Change in...
Additional Info
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Version | Version 5.0 |
| Last Updated | March 25, 2025, 23:30 (UTC) |
| Created | March 3, 2025, 00:25 (UTC) |
| category | /Water Security/Quantity |
| collection_name | California Landscape Metrics |
| creation_method | The climate variable in this layer is the change in average annual accumulated climatic water deficit relative to a baseline period. Climatic water deficit (CWD) measures the evaporative demand that exceeds available water, reflecting the impacts of available water or drought stress on plants. Higher CWD indicates a higher level of drought stress. Baseline annual accumulated CWD was averaged between 1950-1980 Near Future shows the average change in CWD as modeled for 2030-2059 Drier future projections were generated using the MIROC5 climate model under the business as usual RCP 8.5. |
| data_units | mm |
| data_vintage | 2022 |
| date_updated | August 2024 |
| element | Quantity |
| file_name | SoCal_ChangeAvgAnnCWD_2022_202312_T3_v5 |
| format | GeoTiff |
| maximum_value | 238.6 |
| metric_definition_and_relevance | Change in Average Annual Climatic Water Deficit - Near Future - Drier. This raster dataset represents a projection of the difference in the mean annual climatic water deficit between the baseline period (1950-1980), and a near future period ( 2030-2059) under the MIROC (Drier) scenario of climate change. It is only available for the Southern California Region. |
| minimum_value | -206.3 |
| pillar | Water Security |
| spatial | {"type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [[[-120.67508441800528, 32.49712128212305], [-115.77462015841236, 32.49712128212305], [-115.77462015841236, 35.28747912485483], [-120.67508441800528, 35.28747912485483], [-120.67508441800528, 32.49712128212305]]]} |
| tier | 3 |
