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SEI develops new Google-Earth based tools to visualize climate change impacts in California
Photo: Justin Short, Office of the Governor
Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger unveiled two new Google-Earth based applications that will allow Californians to see the risks of climate change impacts.
Setting the standard for displaying and transferring climate change information, the Cal-Adapt prototype application will allow users to explore the risks of global warming in California and help make better-informed localized adaptation decisions.
Funded by the California Energy Commission and Google.org, the Stockholm Environment Institute has also developed a web site using the Google-Earth platform to display an interactive tour on climate change.
Access the Google-Earth based applications here
The Google Earth California project is part of SEI's Google Earth project on the use and representation of climate information. Complete work can be found here.
Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger unveiled two new Google-Earth based applications that will allow Californians to see the risks of climate change impacts.
Setting the standard for displaying and transferring climate change information, the Cal-Adapt prototype application will allow users to explore the risks of global warming in California and help make better-informed localized adaptation decisions.
Funded by the California Energy Commission and Google.org, the Stockholm Environment Institute has also developed a Web site using the Google-Earth platform to display an interactive tour on climate change.
Users can access these Google-Earth based applications here:
http://www.climatechange.ca.gov/visualization/index.html
SEI's complete work can be found here:
http://wikiadapt.org/index.php?title=Google_Earth_Project_CaliforniaGovernor Arnold Schwarzenegger unveiled two new Google-Earth based applications that will allow Californians to see the risks of climate change impacts.
Setting the standard for displaying and transferring climate change information, the Cal-Adapt prototype application will allow users to explore the risks of global warming in California and help make better-informed localized adaptation decisions.
Funded by the California Energy Commission and Google.org, the Stockholm Environment Institute has also developed a Web site using the Google-Earth platform to display an interactive tour on climate change.
Users can access these Google-Earth based applications here:
http://www.climatechange.ca.gov/visualization/index.html
SEI's complete work can be found here:
http://wikiadapt.org/index.php?title=Google_Earth_Project_California
Setting the standard for displaying and transferring climate change information, the Cal-Adapt prototype application will allow users to explore the risks of global warming in California and help make better-informed localized adaptation decisions.
Funded by the California Energy Commission and Google.org, the Stockholm Environment Institute has also developed a Web site using the Google-Earth platform to display an interactive tour on climate change.
Users can access these Google-Earth based applications here:
http://www.climatechange.ca.gov/visualization/index.html
SEI's complete work can be found here:
http://wikiadapt.org/index.php?title=Google_Earth_Project_CaliforniaGovernor Arnold Schwarzenegger unveiled two new Google-Earth based applications that will allow Californians to see the risks of climate change impacts.
Setting the standard for displaying and transferring climate change information, the Cal-Adapt prototype application will allow users to explore the risks of global warming in California and help make better-informed localized adaptation decisions.
Funded by the California Energy Commission and Google.org, the Stockholm Environment Institute has also developed a Web site using the Google-Earth platform to display an interactive tour on climate change.
Users can access these Google-Earth based applications here:
http://www.climatechange.ca.gov/visualization/index.html
SEI's complete work can be found here:
http://wikiadapt.org/index.php?title=Google_Earth_Project_California
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