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Access to heat stress data

For heat, we refer to several national-level and publicly available datasets. Please refer to the Assumptions & limitations page for more information about the datasets.

Physiological equivalent Temperature

physiological equivalent temperature
Data owner Climate Adaptation Services, developed by Nelen & Schuurmans
Data access
  • Perceived Temperature 2012
  • Perceived Temperature 2022
Description The maps show the physiological equivalent temperature (PET) during an extremely hot summer afternoon for every place in the Netherlands, for now and for 2050. More information can be found on the Climate Impact Atlas’ map narrative.
Available time horizons
  • 2021
  • 2022
Available climate scenarios Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute (KNMI) meteodata 1 July 2015, De Bilt
Year produced 2024
Spatial resolution 2 x 2 metres
Source documentation The technical notes (PDF) specify the source files underpinning the two maps. The method is based on the same theory used for the national heat stress test (PDF) in 2019.

Urban heat island effect

urban heat island effect
Data owner Atlas Natural Capital (ANK)
Data access Urban Heat Island effect
Description This map shows the annual mean urban heat island effect (UHI) in °C. This is the average air temperature difference between urban and surrounding rural areas. More information can be found on Nationaal Georegister.
Available time horizons
  • Current situation
Available climate scenarios Not available
Year produced 2017
Spatial resolution 10 x 10 metres
Source documentation Not available

Warm nights


warm nights
Data owner Wageningen Environmental Research (WEnR)
Data access Warm Nights
Description The maps provide an indication of the number of tropical nights in urban areas under the current climate and for the scenario 2050 WH. More information can be found on the Climate Impact Atlas’ map narrative.
Available time horizons
  • Current situation
  • 2050 WH
Available climate scenarios Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute’s climate scenarios from 2014 (KNMI’14).
Year produced 2016
Spatial resolution 100 x 100 metres
Source documentation More technical information can be found in the story narrative Warm Nights.

Distance to cooling

distance to cooling
Data owner Climate Adaptation Services, developed by the University of Applied Sciences and TAUW
Data access Distance to cooling
Description The map shows cool spaces and the distance to these spaces from houses and other buildings in urban areas in the Netherlands. More information can be found on the Climate Impact Atlas’ map narrative.
Available time horizons
  • Current situation
Available climate scenarios Not available
Year produced 2021
Spatial resolution Building level
Source documentation More details regarding the method, the development of the map, and a list of sources used are provided in the technical notes (PDF).

Shaded footpaths and cycle tracks

shaded footpaths and cycle tracks
Data owner Climate Adaptation Services, developed by Cobra Groeninzicht
Data access Shaded footpaths and cycle tracks
Description The map shows the percentage of shade on footpaths and cycle tracks per neighbourhood and for individual footpaths or cycle tracks. More information can be found on the Climate Impact Atlas map narrative.
Available time horizons Not available
Available climate scenarios Not available
Year produced 2021
Spatial resolution 1 x 1 metres
Source documentation More information on the points of departure of the shade map is provided in the technical notes (PDF).

Social vulnerability to heat

social vulnerability to heat
Data owner National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM)
Data access Social vulnerability to heat
Description This map combines the group over-65s in frail health and the percentage of families in each neighbourhood living around or below the social minimum to show which neighbourhoods are socially vulnerable to heat. More information can be found on the Climate Impact Atlas map narrative.
Available time horizons Not available
Available climate scenarios Not available
Year produced 2021
Spatial resolution Neighbourhood level
Source documentation More information on used definitions and methods can be found on the Climate Impact Atlas map narrative.

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