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Exploring Coastal Flood Risk Through Geospatial Storytelling : Introduction to ArcGIS Dashboards

GIS Tutorial for Atmospheric Sciences: Introduction to ArcGIS Pro

Climate Inspector

Teaser summary

The Climate Inspector is an interactive web application which expands GIS mapping and graphing capabilities to visualize possible temperature and precipitation changes throughout the 21st century.

GIS Tutorial for Atmospheric Sciences - Section 1.1: Basic GIS Fundamentals

Climate Inspector

External URL

https://gis.ucar.edu/inspector

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Teaser summary

Explore climate anomalies, variability, and uncertainty in space and time.

GIS Tutorial for Atmospheric Sciences - Section 1.2: Exploring Spatial Data

GIS Tutorial for Atmospheric Sciences - Section 1.3: Data Symbology and Classification

GIS Tutorial for Atmospheric Sciences - Section 1.4: Cartographic Mapping

GIS Tutorial for Atmospheric Sciences - Section 1.5: Coordinate Systems and Map Projections

Extreme Heat Climate Inspector

External URL

http://gis.ucar.edu/heatinspector

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Teaser summary

Visualize future scenarios of extreme heat.

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