Group O - Collaborative Climate Adaption Project - Revision history

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Urban context

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	Image:Baugruppengrundstuecke.png\|Planning design		Image:Baugruppengrundstuecke.png\|Planning design
	Image:Ackermannbogen development plans.jpg\|Development plan		Image:Ackermannbogen development plans.jpg\|Development plan
	Image:Ackermannbogen-View from the south.png\|Aearal view from the south~~. 1991~~		Image:Ackermannbogen-View from the south.png\|Aearal view from the south
	Image:View from Olympic park.jpg\|View from Olympic park		Image:View from Olympic park.jpg\|View from Olympic park
	Image:Ackermannbogen-living units.jpg\|Living units		Image:Ackermannbogen-living units.jpg\|Living units

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Presentation Slides

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Presentation Slides

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References

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	(15) http://www.spiegel.de/international/germany/bavarian-glaciers-to-melt-within-the-next-30-years-a-842298.html		(15) http://www.spiegel.de/international/germany/bavarian-glaciers-to-melt-within-the-next-30-years-a-842298.html

			Konversion am Ackermannbogen - Städtebauliches Konzept und Freiraumplanung am Beispiel Waldmann-Stetten-Kaserne, München (Verena Rommel und Klaus Sörensen)

	http://www.zaharias.net/wb-ackwohn.php?lg=en		http://www.zaharias.net/wb-ackwohn.php?lg=en

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Analysis of vulnerability

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	=== Analysis of vulnerability ===		=== Analysis of vulnerability ===
	*If you consider these potential changes - which aspects/functions of your case study would be affected?

			* The southern Germany will be especially suffered from high temperature. This region, where the highest temperatures are measured today, is expected to show the strongest warming in Germany in the future. This causes high vulnerability without further adaptation in the health sector. Furthermore, agriculture and forestry are highly vulnerable to rapid warming.

	~~—and the south German state~~ of ~~Bavaria says most of its glaciers will disappear over~~ the ~~next few decades as a result. In Bavaria’s first ever glacier report~~, ~~it found that~~ the ~~total area~~ of ~~the state’s five glaciers has dropped~~ from ~~four square kilometers~~ in ~~1820 to 0~~.~~7 square kilometers today, and that~~ the ~~anticipated warming of~~ the ~~region will cause even more melting. The only glacier that is expected to survive after 30 years is~~ the ~~famous Höllentalferner Glacier, which is protected from sunshine by high cliffs. During a presentation~~ of ~~the report in~~ Munich~~, Bavarian Environment Minister Marcel Huber announced that Bavaria would spend more than $1.3 billion on climate protection~~ and on ~~Germany's planned nuclear energy phase-out~~ to ~~combat rising temperatures~~.		* The risk of flooding in the early spring increases (in 1996 and 2005, Munich confronted the floods from the river Isar) owing to a shift of precipitation from summer to winter, as
			well as an increase in extreme rainfall events. This was caused partly by the rapid industrialisation an increasing sealed ground in the past, since then the city of Munich has adjusted its policy and carried on several plans to prevent floods and also created more green space for people along the river.

	~~Illustration~~: ~~Map/diagram/sketches/photos~~/~~background notes~~		* In Bavaria’s first ever glacier report, it found that the total area of the state’s five glaciers has dropped from four square kilometers in 1820 to 0.7 square kilometers today, and that the anticipated warming of the region will cause even more melting. The only glacier that is expected to survive after 30 years is the famous Höllentalferner Glacier, which is protected from sunshine by high cliffs. During a presentation of the report in Munich, Bavarian Environment Minister Marcel Huber announced that Bavaria would spend more than $1.3
			billion on climate protection and on Germany's planned nuclear energy phase-out to combat rising temperatures (15).

			* Also in the Alps area, especially in the nature conservation sector, the habitats are very vulnerable, because they are characterised by many endemic plant and
			animal species, which hardly have any migratory alternatives when climate changes.

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			Image:Drying plants.jpg\|Drying plant rate in Germany
			Image:Munich-Isar-1613.jpg\|Isar river in 1613 was much larger than today
			Image:Isar water levels.jpg\|Isar's water levels in recent 10 years
			Image:Isar flood.jpg\|The flood in 2005
			Image:Media.media.29c6b0a1-290b-4606-9d87-b9754d7354e1.normalized.jpeg\|The flood in 2005
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	=== Proposals for Climate Change Adaption ===		=== Proposals for Climate Change Adaption ===

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References

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	(14) CLIMATE CHANGE IN THE ALPS. Facts - Impacts - Adaptation (Federal Ministry for Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety)		(14) CLIMATE CHANGE IN THE ALPS. Facts - Impacts - Adaptation (Federal Ministry for Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety)

			(15) http://www.spiegel.de/international/germany/bavarian-glaciers-to-melt-within-the-next-30-years-a-842298.html

	http://www.zaharias.net/wb-ackwohn.php?lg=en		http://www.zaharias.net/wb-ackwohn.php?lg=en

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References

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	(12) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Munich		(12) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Munich

	(13) CLIMATE CHANGE IN THE ALPS. Facts - Impacts - Adaptation (Federal Ministry for Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety)		(13) Climate Change in Germany. Vulnerability and Adaptation Strategies of Climate-Sensitive Sectors (ENVIORNMENTAL RESEARCH PLAN OF THE FEDERAL MINISTRY FOR THE
			ENVIRONMENT, NATURE CONSERVATION, AND NUCLEAR SAFETY. Research Report 201 41 253. UBA-FB 000844)

			(14) CLIMATE CHANGE IN THE ALPS. Facts - Impacts - Adaptation (Federal Ministry for Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety)

	http://www.zaharias.net/wb-ackwohn.php?lg=en		http://www.zaharias.net/wb-ackwohn.php?lg=en

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Local Climate

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	precipitation. An especially pronounced increase in winter precipitation was projected for Southern Germany (13).		precipitation. An especially pronounced increase in winter precipitation was projected for Southern Germany (13).

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	Image:European climate change.jpg\|European climate change		Image:European climate change.jpg\|European climate change
	Image:Air temperature-Germany.png\|Temperature changing in Germany		Image:Air temperature-Germany.png\|Temperature changing in Germany

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Local Climate

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	There is also a tendency of increased probability of occurrence of extremely high daily wind speed maxima (Bft>8) during winter. (13)		There is also a tendency of increased probability of occurrence of extremely high daily wind speed maxima (Bft>8) during winter. (13)

	* In 2005 and 2010, the city of Munich confronted with flood from the river Isar. Several plans have been outlined and carried on to protect the city from flood and also re-create a riverside relaxation area.

	'''''Expected changing'''''		'''''Expected changing'''''
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	All climate scenarios show very small changes in annual precipitation, which lie mostly below 10% up to the year 2080. Stronger trends can be found in winter and summer		All climate scenarios show very small changes in annual precipitation, which lie mostly below 10% up to the year 2080. Stronger trends can be found in winter and summer
	precipitation. An especially pronounced increase in winter precipitation was projected for Southern Germany (13).		precipitation. An especially pronounced increase in winter precipitation was projected for Southern Germany (13).

			<gallery caption=" " widths="200px" heights="120px" perrow="5">
			Image:European climate change.jpg\|European climate change
			Image:Air temperature-Germany.png\|Temperature changing in Germany
			Image:Ground temperature-Germany.jpg\|Ground temperature changing in Germany
			Image:Increase in Mean Temperature and Variance.jpg \|Increase in Mean Temperature and Variance
			Image:Klima-parsberg-bei-muenchen-sonnenstunden-regentage.gif\|Sunny and rainy hours in Munich
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	=== Analysis of vulnerability ===		=== Analysis of vulnerability ===

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Analysis of vulnerability

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	=== Analysis of vulnerability ===		=== Analysis of vulnerability ===
	*If you consider these potential changes - which aspects/functions of your case study would be affected?		*If you consider these potential changes - which aspects/functions of your case study would be affected?


			—and the south German state of Bavaria says most of its glaciers will disappear over the next few decades as a result. In Bavaria’s first ever glacier report, it found that the total area of the state’s five glaciers has dropped from four square kilometers in 1820 to 0.7 square kilometers today, and that the anticipated warming of the region will cause even more melting. The only glacier that is expected to survive after 30 years is the famous Höllentalferner Glacier, which is protected from sunshine by high cliffs. During a presentation of the report in Munich, Bavarian Environment Minister Marcel Huber announced that Bavaria would spend more than $1.3 billion on climate protection and on Germany's planned nuclear energy phase-out to combat rising temperatures.

	Illustration: Map/diagram/sketches/photos/background notes		Illustration: Map/diagram/sketches/photos/background notes


	=== Proposals for Climate Change Adaption ===		=== Proposals for Climate Change Adaption ===

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	Image:Baugruppengrundstuecke.png\|Planning design		Image:Baugruppengrundstuecke.png\|Planning design
	Image:Ackermannbogen development plans.jpg\|Development plan		Image:Ackermannbogen development plans.jpg\|Development plan
	Image:Ackermannbogen-View from the south.png\|Aearal view from the south~~. 1991~~		Image:Ackermannbogen-View from the south.png\|Aearal view from the south
	Image:View from Olympic park.jpg\|View from Olympic park		Image:View from Olympic park.jpg\|View from Olympic park
	Image:Ackermannbogen-living units.jpg\|Living units		Image:Ackermannbogen-living units.jpg\|Living units