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IVES 9 IVES Conference Series 9 austrianvineyards.com: online viewer of all designations of Austrian wine

austrianvineyards.com: online viewer of all designations of Austrian wine

Abstract

To digitally record and present all the origins of Austrian wines in the same perfect and clear way was the motivation for the Austrian Wine Marketing Board (Austrian Wine) to start the project in 2018. In June 2021 the results were presented to the public in an online viewer showing all the designations of Austrian wine, available at https://austrianvineyards.com in a largely barrier-free manner. The online viewer provides tailored individual maps fitted to the respective zoom level. The smallest unit of wine-origins in Austria is called Ried and is displayed in a plot-specific manner highlighting areas under vine. Information on the Ried include administrative district, winegrowing municipality, cadastral municipality, large collective vineyard site, specific winegrowing region, generic winegrowing region, winegrowing area and, in many cases, an illustrative picture. Complementary data on the size, elevation (minimum-maximum), orientation (in 8 sectors plus flat) and gradient (minimum, maximum, average) are based on the area under vine according to the EU’s Integrated Administration and Control System. Additional information covers climate data. The diagrams are taken from the monthly breakdown of data in the annals of the Central Institute for Meteorology and Geodynamics, Austria provide a display of values for air temperature, precipitation, and sunshine hours for the reference year and the long-term average. Seasonal aggregated data on temperature, precipitation, and sunshine hours complete the display.    Short descriptions with emphasis on geology and soil, field name in historical maps, etymology of the denomination, and main planted variety complements the available information for the main designations in the online viewer. These descriptions are compiled by winegrowers, geologists, historians, and journalists. All the information and data can be extracted to a pdf-file. Printed vineyard maps are also available. Missing content regarding wine origins in Styria will be completed in winter 2021/22.

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Publication date: May 5, 2022

Issue: Terclim 2022

Type: Poster

Authors

Maria Heinrich1, Susanne Ertler-Staggl2, Karel Kriz3, Richard Artner4, Heinz Reitner5 and Ingeborg Wimmer-Frey6

1Maria Heinrich, Vienna, Austria
2Austrian Wine Marketing Board, Vienna, Austria
3University of Vienna, Dep. of Geography and Regional Research, Cartography and Geoinformation, Vienna, Austria
4plan+land Artner & Tomasits OG, Burgenland, Austria
5Geological Survey of Austria, Vienna, Austria
6Ingeborg Wimmer-Frey, Zistersdorf, Austria

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climate, geology, origins, terrain, webapplication

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IVES Conference Series | Terclim 2022

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