Assessment And Evaluation Methodology Report Blue-Action Case Study Nr. 1 (D5.3)

About this document Deliverable: D5.3 Case Study Nr. 1 Assessment Methodology Report Work package in charge: WP5 Developing and Valuing Climate Services Actual delivery date for this deliverable: Project-month 11 Dissemination level : Public (PU) Lead authors Arctic Centre, University of Lapland (AC...

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Main Authors: Mettiäinen, Ilona, Coath, Martin, Contreras, Roxana, Toivonen, Jusu
Format: Text
Language:English
Published: Zenodo 2018
Subjects:
winter tourism
Northern Finland
North Scandinavia
climate service
snowmaking
adaptation strategy
environmental impacts
decision-making
Arctic
Contreras
Mettiäinen
Roxana
Ruka
Arctic Centre - University of Lapland
Arctic Centre, University of Lapland
Climate change
North Finland
Lapland
Online Access:https://dx.doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.1184574
https://zenodo.org/record/1184574
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Summary:About this document Deliverable: D5.3 Case Study Nr. 1 Assessment Methodology Report Work package in charge: WP5 Developing and Valuing Climate Services Actual delivery date for this deliverable: Project-month 11 Dissemination level : Public (PU) Lead authors Arctic Centre, University of Lapland (AC UoL): Ilona Mettiäinen Other contributing authors Rukakeskus Ltd (Ruka): Jusu Toivonen Arctic Centre, University of Lapland (AC UoL): Martin Coath, Roxana Contreras Reviewer Danish Meteorological Institute (DMI): Chiara Bearzotti Summary for publication The end-product of this case study will be a climate service for winter tourism centre Ruka in Northern Finland, with possibilities to replicate this service for other users. Snow security is of significant importance for winter tourism in North Finland and other comparable destinations in North Scandinavia and other snowy countries. The climate service for winter tourism centres aims to minimize energy consumption and other costs of snowmaking, while ensuring earliest possible skiing-season start. Additional costs caused by increased dependence on snowmaking for early season start will influence winter tourism centres’ profitability, as climate change causes delay of the arrival of winter, as well as the environmental impacts of snowmaking as an adaptation strategy. The main result of this deliverable is an assessment and evaluation scheme consisting of qualitative and quantitative (econometric) tools. A stated in the project plan, focus in the economic evaluation is on the value of the information for the end-user, particularly in terms of competitiveness and the willingness to pay for the service. Read more in the text ... : We support the Blue Growth! Visit us on: www.blue-action.eu Follow us on Twitter: @BG10Blueaction

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