CropShift - towards a high resolution DestinE service to identify climate change induced geographical shifts of the ideal growing areas for cash crops

The changing weather and climate conditions will show its effects on agricultural farming practices and crop patterns. By leveraging remote sensing data, climate models, and agricultural statistics, stakeholders can extract valuable information aimed at enhancing agricultural resilience in the face of climate change. The combination of climate models with spatially explicit data allows to not only look at local effects of the climate but further investigate projected geographical shifts of agricultural patterns at a larger scale.