Data Resources
Hurricane Irene Makes Landfall in North Carolina by NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, under a Creative Commons Attribution 2.0.
- National Climatic Data Center's Online Climate DataLocate surface data (monthly, weekly, daily, radar data), upper-air data, marine data and climatology and extreme weather events.
- Carbon Dioxide Information Access CenterClick on the Data tab on this page and you can search data related to- Fossil-Fuel CO2 Emissions, Trace Gas Emissions, Atmospheric Trace Gases & Aerosols, Oceanic Trace Gases, Carbon Cycle, Terrestrial Carbon Management, Vegetation Response to CO2 & Climate, and Climate, Land-Use & Ecosystems.
- Global Change Master DirectoryThis site contains links to a variety of kinds of data sets by topic, such as agriculture or atmosphere.
- GOES Geostationary Satellite ServerAccess to distributed NOAA data and information.
- National Data Buoy CenterNDBC "designs, develops, operates, and maintains a network of data collecting buoys and coastal stations." Click on the map for station data. Information such as wind speed, direction, dew point and air temperature are available.
- National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information ServiceLinks to environmental data from satellites.
- National Geophysical Data CenterLinks to a variety of data such as data from the upper atmosphere and space to tsunami and earthquake data.
- National Oceanographic Data CenterContains data on things like beach temperatures, coastal buoy data, ocean currents and salinity.
- World Data Center SystemSite "includes a wide range of solar, geophysical, environmental, and human dimensions data. These data cover timescales ranging from seconds to millennia and they provide baseline information for research in many ICSU disciplines, especially for monitoring changes in the geosphere and biosphere—gradual or sudden, foreseen or unexpected, natural or man-made."
- Pollen and Spore LevelsCollected from National Allergy Bureau counting stations across the country.
Ethics
- Resources and Guidance for Ethics and Personal Conduct in MeteorologyPart of series by the Board of Certified Consulting Meteorologists and the National Council
of Industrial Meteorologists to explore the ethical issues that can be encountered conducting business in the meteorological
community. - Call for an Ethical Framework for Climate Services2015 statement from WMO
DEIA
- Women, minorities, and persons with disabilities in science and engineeringAnnual report from the National Science Foundation
- Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Collection (from the National Academies)59 books on DEI topics.
- DIVERSITY IN STEM: WHAT IS IT, WHY DOES IT MATTER, AND HOW DO WE INCREASE IT?Brief piece from the California Sea Grant.
- Inclusive Citation guide (Rowan University)Guide to methods for inclusion of citations from diverse authors and sources.