This high-resolution framework assesses pluvial flood risk at the building scale by operationalizing the IPCC risk concept, defining risk as a function of social vulnerability, exposure and hazard. Preprint  
It was co-developed with authorities from the city of Hamburg and successfully applied to identify risk hotspots in Hamburg. Preprint
 

Teddy is an open-source framework for the temporal disaggregation of daily climate model output to sub-daily resolution, based on a climate analogue approach that assigns observed diurnal cycles from high-resolution reanalysis data to statistically similar days while preserving physical consistency and conserving daily mass and energy. Paper

CropSuite is an open-source, spatially explicit crop suitability modeling framework that integrates climate, soil, and socioeconomic factors using a fuzzy-logic approach based on Liebig’s law of the minimum, enabling high-resolution, multi-crop assessments that explicitly account for climate variability and support robust land-use planning and adaptation analysis. Paper