Access data and apply spatial analysis to understand patterns of change and risk
From collecting data in the field, to managing, mapping and analyzing the data, or sharing it for everyone to use with cutting edge web services or no-code applications, GIS can support any part of assessing potential climate impacts and developing solutions using location intelligence.
The GIS for Climate Hub provides a variety of resources to get you started in climate analysis or help develop more advanced workflows.
Access Climate Data
From web services and big data in the cloud to CF-compliant netCDF downloads, this curated collection of climate data are easy to use, trustworthy, and flexible for a variety of analysis projects.
Data Visualizations
GIS provides many unique ways to visualize and interact with your data to provide more insight. From maps to charts and graphs, this gallery demonstrates some of the most useful visualization types for climate analysis, along with tips, tools, and code to replicate them in your own projects.
View the Esri Applied Climate GIS webinar series here.
Water Balance App
Quickly analyze and graph decades of change in Earth's water budget using data from NASA's GLDAS global analysis model for six hydrologic variables: soil moisture, precipitation, runoff, snowpack, evapotranspiration, and change in storage.
The GIS for Climate Hub is maintained by Esri staff in collaboration with our partners in climate science. Explore more of these partner activities and applications on the Science at Esri website.
To suggest additional content, please contact environment@esri.com.