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The MI-SAFE software and webviewer are developed under the EU funded FP7 project FAST (Foreshore Assessment using Space Technology). The MI-SAFE viewer depicts the estimated contribution of coastal vegetation to wave height attenuation for user-selected coastal locations anywhere in the world. The MI-SAFE viewer is thus based on global datasets made available via open spatial services and presented in the web-viewer. The data from these global datasets are used to query the results of a modelling exercise conducted with XBeach for a range of different types of vegetated foreshores and a range of exposure to waves and tides. The results can be used to assess the requirements for the design of coastal flood protection measures with and without vegetation fronting those measures; they give a first estimate of the potential risk reduction that coastal vegetation has to offer with respect to specific coastal flood events on any particular shore across the world. Take a look at https://fast.openearth.eu/ for the tool, check the science behind, the value of MI-SAFE and the Use of MI-SAFE.
Nutrienten Aanpak Maas
This atlas contributes to the survey of measures with respect to nutrients in surface waters and ground water protection areas in the Muse Region. The atlas is used to present maps about knowledge of the subsurface, hydrology, water quality and planning.
Take a look at https://nutrientenmaas.openearth.nl.