[Translate to English:] Illustration of hydrology over the Mediterranean basin

The overarching objective of 4DMED-Hydrology is to develop an advanced, high-resolution, and consistent reconstruction of the Mediterranean terrestrial water cycle through the use of high-resolution ESA satellite products. In particular, the project aims at: (i) describing and resolving the Mediterranean water cycle in its main components to better understand their relative contribution; (ii) advancing the Earth’s system science by investigating the strength of the land-atmosphere interactions, the human disturbance on the water cycle and the availability of water resources (e.g. groundwater) in the Mediterranean; and (iii) provide science-based tools compatible with decision making processes in order to strengthen the link between science and society, and in doing so improve water resources management.

Funding

European Space Agency, opens an external URL in a new window

Project duration

November 2021 – November 2023

Partners

CNR-IRPI (IT), opens an external URL in a new window
CIMA Research Foundation (IT), opens an external URL in a new window
EURAC Research (IT), opens an external URL in a new window
HSM (FR), opens an external URL in a new window
KU Leuven (BE), opens an external URL in a new window
Planet, opens an external URL in a new window
Ghent University (BE), opens an external URL in a new window
OBSEBRE (ES), opens an external URL in a new window
ESTELLUS (FR), opens an external URL in a new window

CLIMERS role

Attribution of irrigation water sources from surface and groundwater

CLIMERS staff involved

Wouter Dorigo, opens an external URL in a new window
Pierre Laluet, opens an external URL in a new window

Project URL

https://www.4dmed-hydrology.org/, opens an external URL in a new window