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Humanhealth Tools

A range of tools are available to help analyze and assess the impacts of climate change on public health. These tools provide users with convenient access to data, common data transformation utilities, analysis methods for data and related information, and other functionalities… Continued

Water Tools

There is a range of software tools available to help analyze and assess impacts of a changing climate on the water cycle. These tools provide users with convenient data access capabilities, common data transformation utilities, and analysis methods for data and related information … Continued

Transportation Tools

The Department of Transportation and other public and private organizations provide a range of software tools useful for transportation impact analysis. Generally, software tools break down into several categories… Continued

Energy Infrastructure Maps

Here are several examples of the available map resources on data.gov that illustrate the geographic distribution of energy resources, energy supply & demand, and infrastructure in the United States. About U.S. Natural Gas Pipelines Accelerating Offshore Wind Development Concentrating Solar Power … Continued

Foodresilience Maps

Here are a few examples of the many maps available on the internet that illustrate the vulnerability of food production, distribution, food safety, and international food security to changes in climate. Crop Explorer CropScape – Cropland Data Layer VegScape – … Continued

Coastalflooding Maps

Here are mapping tools and data layers to help you analyze and assess vulnerabilities in your or other coastal communities to the combination of sea level rise, storm surges, and sinking lands. These resources aim to help coastal communities identify … Continued

Foodresilience Tools

There are a large number of government and non-government software tools available to help analyze and assess the vulnerabilities of food production and distribution systems, food safety, and international food security to changes in climate. With software tools, users can… Continued

Climate Tools

Here are a few government and non-government software tools to help coastal communities and others analyze and assess vulnerabilities of sea level rise, storm surges, and sinking lands. Please let us know if there are other tools we should list … Continued

Resources

Coastal communities are becoming increasingly vulnerable to the risk of damage from coastal inundation. In the northeast, Hurricane Sandy was a stark reminder of the potential damage a single storm can cause. These additional resources listed below will allow you… Continued

Climate Challenges

Data and innovation challenges issued by public, private, nonprofit, and other organizations can help catalyze new, data-driven solutions that help communities understand and build resilience to climate change. Is your organization hosting an innovation challenge for entrepreneurs and developers… Continued

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