Exploring California's Climate Change Research. New website and climate tools using most recent projections at https://xitter.cf/t.co/zqZ0vIMe0s
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We have a new blog post: Representing Compound Events on Cal-Adapt that explores some of the new climate indicators on cal-adapt.org/
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After months of hard work, we are happy to announce launch of our updated website! cal-adapt.org
Whats new? updated Help, new Get Started section for working with climate data, better tools ux & links to other state climate resources
Learn more bit.ly/31Ltknl
Happening now! #CalAdaptAnalyticsEngine exploring ways to connect climate and weather data to electricity policy. Join us: cal-adapt.org/blog/2021/anal…
Hear from these speakers in growing the #CalAdaptAnalyticsEngine: @nuintara of @Cal_OPR, @mikedmas of @CalEnergy, and @PrivetteAna of @amazon
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Cal-Adapt is evolving! Join us next week as we develop the #CalAdaptAnalyticsEngine : cal-adapt.org/blog/2021/anal…
Next week! #CalAdaptAnalyticsEngine will explore ways to connect climate and weather data to electricity policy. Join us: cal-adapt.org/blog/2021/anal…
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Big update this weekend to caladaptR, the R package for importing and manipulating climate data from @Cal_Adapt. New functions for managing rasters, large queries, plus *5* new vignettes. Stay tuned for a workshop announcement. ucanr-igis.github.io/caladap…
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We are hiring! Eagle Rock Analytics has three positions open to develop a #climate data analytics engine and platform funded by @CalEnergy to drive data smart climate resilient investment in the #energy sector. tinyurl.com/2dadbfcu
ALT Eagle Rock Analytics is hiring three positions: an industrial post-doctoral researcher in climate analytics and a senior and junior atmospheric scientist. Please see our
Projections of future warming for California cities using climate data downscaled for California #ShowYourStripes
Inspired by @ed_hawkins Built with @observablehq
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.@Cal_Adapt 's Local Climate Change Snapshot Tool is live! Developed w/ grant funding from SGC's Climate Change Research program, the tool provides climate change variables for a location of interest in a single interface. @CAClimateInvest
View the tool: bit.ly/39KSV1j
Interested in working on Cal-Adapt and other @BerkeleyGIF projects? We have an opening for a Web Developer. More details at tinyurl.com/yykzqlxe
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Great day for California's climate resilience efforts -- nice that the critical role that @Cal_Adapt plays in visualizing climate impacts to the energy sector is been noticed!
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We’re back on the road for the #EnergyInnovationTour, kicking-off 2020 visiting @UCBerkeley! Today, #EPICResearch by @TSRCITSBerkeley advancing smart EV charging🔌🔋🚗, a demand response system by @UC_CIEE ⏰, and better climate data visualization using @Cal_Adapt 📊. Stay tuned!
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Confused about climate data? Join us on Thurs Jan. 23, 2020 @12:30pm PST for a webinar on an "Introduction to Climate Data" with our colleagues from @Cal_Adapt ucanr.edu/b/~4CA
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"CalAdapt aims to make California climate data accessible and actionable" - Nancy Thomas @nmaggikelly @BerkeleyGIF #AGU2019 #AGU100 #AGU19
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Warming stripes for select California cities (1950-2099) under a worst case climate scenario. #ClimateStrike
Inspired by @ed_hawkins. Built with @Cal_Adapt @observablehq
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Animated diagram of the Earth's Carbon Cycle and how it has changed over time.
Carbon, in various forms including CO2 and organic materials, is continually exchanged between the atmosphere, oceans, and biosphere.
However, human activities have perturbed the carbon cycle.
