Weather and Climate Science
Geospatial atmospheric data for forecasting, preparedness and adaptation
National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR)
NCAR is partnering with Esri to provide global climate data and models for ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World, particularly for the NCAR Community Earth System Model. This is driving new apps and lessons furthering understanding of the atmosphere to benefit science and society.
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View data, maps, and imagery contributed by our many partners in ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World.
Read the book: GIS for Science
Read a sample chapter from the Esri Press book GIS for Science.
NOAA National Weather Service
Esri supports a variety of enterprise GIS operations within NOAA's National Weather Service (NWS), as well as the multiagency National Ice Center (NIC), the US Navy and the US Coast Guard. The NIC's Satellite Image Processing and Analysis System, guided by ArcGIS sea ice and iceberg maps, helps ensure safe navigation in polar regions for ships operating near, through and beneath sea ice.
Blog posts: Climate and data science
Don't miss these detailed, informative and insightful blog posts from Kevin Butler, writing on the intersection of climatology with spatiotemporal analytics and machine learning.
Book: Mapping Weather and Climate with GIS
Mapping and Modelling Weather and Climate with GIS, an edited volume from Esri Press, features conceptual and practical essays by leading climatologists, meteorologists, and other experts on how GIS and analysis contribute to the advancement of atmospheric science.
NCAR GIS
For many years, the NCAR GIS program has fostered interdisciplinary science, spatial data interoperability and knowledge sharing using GIS. The program provides training and supports both new and specialist users of GIS for atmospheric research, as well as addressing broader issues of climate change adaption, public health and safety.
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