The Climate Futures for Tasmania project is the Tasmanian Government’s most important source of climate change projections at a local scale. The project, managed by the Antarctic Climate and Ecosystems Cooperative Research Centre, is an essential part of Tasmania's climate change strategy. It provides the first fine-scale climate information for Tasmania by downscaling six global climate models with two emission scenarios (high emissions scenario - A2 and lower emissions scenario - B1) to generate climate information from 1961 to 2100.

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• Climate Futures for Tasmania reports 
  The Climate Futures for Tasmania project is the Tasmanian Government’s most important source of climate change projections at a local scale. Read the reports that have been released so far.
• Local government area climate profiles
  The climate profiles summarise the Climate Futures for Tasmania results relevant to each of Tasmania's 29 local government areas.
• Climate Futures for Tasmania projections on the Land Information System Tasmania
  The Climate Futures for Tasmania projections available on LISTmap includes mean temperature change, annual rainfall change, pan evaporation change and relative humidity change for three time periods and under two emissions scenarios.
• Climate Futures for Tasmania projections on the TPAC portal
  All the modelled projections from the Climate Futures for Tasmania project are available to researchers through the Tasmanian Partnership for Advanced Computing (TPAC) portal.
• LiDAR Dataset
  The Climate Futures LiDAR Dataset is the first high-resolution digital terrain mapping data covering vulnerable Tasmanian coastlines.

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