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The data can be accessed via a Web Feature Service (WFS) supporting versions 1.0.0 and 1.1.0. WFS services can be opened in various GIS applications, for example ArcGIS for Desktop and open source desktop application QGIS. Typically, the GIS applications loads data from a WFS service in a GML (Geography Markup Language) format. Additionally, the data can be loaded as zip compressed ESRI Shape files, a CSV file or a JSON file. The service includes 2 feature types representing energy demand simulations: energy_coolingdegreedays – change in cooling degree-days above 18 °C (%), energy_heatingdegreedays – change in heating degree-days below 18 °C (%).

The attributes of each feature type are labelled as [climateModel][emissionScenario][timePeriod]0[valueType]. There are three climate models, hadcm3, mean (6-GCM ensemble mean) and eh4opyc; and three emission scenarios b1, b2 and a1fi. The timePeriod includes the start year and the end year of the period. There is one option for valueType, “rc” for relative change. For example, the attribute labeled as hadcm3_b1_20702099_0_rc describes the climate model HadCM3, the emission scenario SRES B1, the time period from 2070 to 2099 and relative change. In addition, there is an attribute labelled control_na_19611990_0_av with the absolute values (valueType “av”) for the baseline period 1961-1990 (in degree-days).