… different methods for this regionalisation of global climate models: dynamic and statistical methods – these also include so-called downscaling approaches, which can be used, for example, to further downscale the results of statistical models. An example of dynamic models is REMO and for statistical models …

… cultivation terrain has doubled since 2016 when the species began to be recorded statistically. In 2021 soybeans were grown on roughly 34,200 ha; by 2022 that extent … less important than for the use of grain maize for ripening. From 2010 onwards statistics no longer differentiate between naturally ripened grain maize and CCM. …

… often based on a 100-year flood event (HQ100), in other words, a flood event that, statistically speaking, occurs at least once in 100 years. As far as extreme flood … be borne in mind, however, that the occurrence of extreme floodwater can change the statistics. For instance, it is possible that a single HQ100 event turns into HQ50. …

… in inland waters – case study Source: LAZBW – Fischereiforschungsstelle (catch statistics / commercial fisheries Upper Lake Constance) / IGKB (lake monitoring) … temperatures rise 89 . Using the example of Lake Constance for which longterm catch statistics exist from commercial fisheries, it is possible to demonstrate that …

… half-year period from early November to end of April, this cannot be regarded as a statistically significant trend. However, during the hydrological summer half-year, … and the winter half-year does not suggest any changes that can be described as statistically significant. In the Danube river basin where the discharge regime is … half-year period from early November to end of April, this cannot be regarded as a statistically significant trend. However, during the hydrological summer half-year, …

… autumn, late autumn and winter started later. Pre-spring is the only time when the statistical difference is not significant. This means that especially the early … in the period 1992 to 2021 compared to the reference period 1951 to 1980 reveals statistically significant – and in most cases highly significant – differences …

… land use to stipulate binding specifications for flood plains on the basis of (statistically speaking) once-in-a-hundred-years flood events (HQ100); these … well-known flooding risks, the pressure to build in flood plains remains high. The statistics available do not allow any conclusions as to how many other hazards such …

… either. The extreme drought of recent years has characterised the findings of the statistical trend analysis. The trend of low-water levels in terms of the water balance of the summer half-year is significantly rising. Furthermore, a statistical ‘breakpoint analysis’ makes it clear that the situation in both … either. The extreme drought of recent years has characterised the findings of the statistical trend analysis. The trend of low-water levels in terms of the water …

… to year. To date it has not been possible in an aggregated form, to determine a statistically reliable trend for ski tourism areas in terms of the number of days on … are data available which are collected on a regular basis for official tourism statistics at the level of municipalities, districts and travel areas or with regard …