Welcome to ClimaLinks
Welcome to our comprehensive Climate WRM Documentation. Here, we provide an in-depth exploration of the datasets, methodologies, and capabilities of our climate modeling systems. Our goal is to ensure transparency and clarity for all our users, from climate scientists to developers, and everyone in between.
The datasets and tools mentioned in this documentation are the result of years of research and continuous refinement by world-renowned meteorological organizations. ClimaLinks is here to remove any barriers and make this information as easy to use as possible.
🌐 Getting Acquainted with the UI
Familiarize yourself with the ClimaLinks interface. Here’s what you’ll find:
- General Overview: Quick navigation to all major features.
- Time Periods: Select and view weather data across different time spans.
- Alerts: Stay informed with real-time weather warnings and alerts.
- Weather and Hazard Quick View: Access key information at a glance.
- User Settings: Personalize your ClimaLinks experience.
- Project and Company Settings: Customize your data preferences and units.
- Adding Team Members: Add all team members to your associated project
📑 Using the Task Monitor
Start by creating a task. Here are the steps:
- Task Templates: Add your first task templates
- Task Monitor: Start working with individual task templates with live data
🌍 Datasets Overview
Here's a look at some of the datasets we offer:
- ECMWF Ensemble (ENS Extended): Delve into the sub-seasonal forecast system, which provides insights into the future of up to 46 days with high temporal resolution.
- NOAA Weather Forecast Data: Dive into the NOAA dataset that offers globally recognized daily and detailed weather forecasts, encompassing atmospheric, land, and oceanic climate variables.