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Access to saline intrusion data

For saline intrusion, we refer to several national-level and publicly available datasets. These datasets provide insights on the areas currently prone to salinisation via groundwater, including for different sea level rise scenarios and low river discharge. Please refer to the Assumptions & limitations page for more information about the datasets.

Location boundary between fresh and saline groundwater

Location boundary between fresh and saline groundwater
Data owner Deltares (hosted on the Climate Impact Atlas)
Data repository Location boundary between fresh and saline groundwater
Description The map shows the depths at which fresh groundwater is turning brackish. In other words: the location at which salinisation occurs. The map is based on a chloride concentration of 1,000 mg/l as the limit between fresh and saline. More information can be found on the Climate Impact Atlas map narrative.
Available time horizons Current
Available climate scenarios Not applicable
Year produced 2020
Spatial resolution 250x250 metres
Source documentation Technical documentation (PDF)

Areas prone to surface water salinisation via groundwater due to sea level rise

Areas prone to surface water salinisation via groundwater due to sea level rise
Data owner Rijkswaterstaat, Deltares (hosted on the Climate Impact Atlas)
Data repository Salt load
Description This map shows the current salt load. This gives insight into the volume of salt flowing from the groundwater into the surface water throughout the Netherlands. More information can be found on the Climate Impact Atlas map narrative.
Available time horizons Current
Available climate scenarios Not applicable
Year produced 2024
Spatial resolution 250x250 metres

Areas prone to surface water salinisation due to sea level rise

Areas prone to surface water salinisation due to sea level rise
Data owner Rijkswaterstaat, Deltares (hosted on the Climate Impact Atlas)
Data repository Salt load difference sea level rise
Description This map shows the salt load difference due to sea level rise. This gives insight into the volume of salt flowing from the groundwater into the surface water due to sea level rise. More information can be found on the Climate Impact Atlas map narrative.
Available time horizons Current
Available climate scenarios Not applicable (please note that climate scenarios have been applied to model sea level rise)
Year produced 2024
Spatial resolution 250x250 metres

Change in polder flushing water demand for various sea level rises

Change in polder flushing water demand for various sea level rises
Data owner Rijkswaterstaat, Deltares (hosted on the Climate Impact Atlas)
Data repository Change in flushing water demand
Description This map shows the changes in polder flushing water requirements at rise in sea level of 0.5 metre, 1 metre, and 3 metres, even if the polder water is to be kept as fresh as it currently is. More information can be found on the Climate Impact Atlas map narrative.
Available time horizons Current
Available climate scenarios Not applicable (please note that climate scenarios have been applied to model sea level rise)
Year produced 2024
Spatial resolution Polder-resolution

Salinisation of surface water via estuaries due to sea level rise and low discharge

Salinisation of surface water via estuaries due to sea level rise and low discharge
Data owner Rijkswaterstaat, Deltares (hosted on the Climate Impact Atlas)
Data repository
  • Surface water salinisation 0 metre
  • Surface water salinisation 0.5 metres
  • Surface water salinisation 3 metres
Description The maps show various combinations of sea level rise and low discharges in the river Rhine. The maps present the depth average and tidal average chloride concentrations. This indicates by how much surface water will salinify at various sea level rises (0.5, 1, 2 metres) at averagely low discharge volumes (2000, 1000, 500 m3/s). More information can be found on the Climate Impact Atlas map narrative.
Available time horizons Current
Available climate scenarios Not applicable
Year produced 2024

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