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On-demand insights from #Climate and #EarthObservations for non-commercial | ClimateEngine.org | App & API built on #EarthEngine | Initiative between @driscience.bsky.social and @ucmerced.bsky.social

NOAA's National Integrated Drought Information System has supported and leveraged @climateengine.org from the very beginning — thank you NOAA! We'll be posting many more updates on the ClimateEngine.org bsky account, so be sure and follow ➕

ClimateEngine.org@climateengine.org · 8mo ago

Did you know @noaa.gov uses the Climate Engine API to power many Current Conditions maps on Drought.gov? Since 2021, NOAA has used Climate Engine daily to generate GeoTIFFs for precip, temp anomalies, SPI, SPEI, EDDI, and more—openly shared via public cloud buckets. Learn more: shorturl.at/J1X5q

Screenshot showing Drought.gov’s Current Conditions maps alongside Climate Engine API documentation. The image highlights U.S. maps of precipitation, drought indicator blends, and the Evaporative Demand Drought Index (EDDI), with an arrow pointing from Climate Engine API export documentation to the drought maps, illustrating how Climate Engine data powers Drought.gov visualizations.

Testing, testing, is this thing on 🎤 @climateengine.org is live on Substack! ✍️ Read our first article, which surveys the free and public tools that Climate Engine provides, supporting access to 90+ #EarthObservations time-series datasets for analysis. substack.com/home/post/p-... #EarthEngine

Data at Your Fingertips: Everything You Need to Know To Get Started With Climate Engine

On-Demand Insights from Climate and Earth Observations Data

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