Tag: climate data

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What I learned about Climate Data Portals from an expert integrator

As the climate crisis intensifies, the need for high-quality, accessible data has never been more urgent. Climate data portals serve as centralized repositories where climate-related information can be stored, organized, accessed, and shared across organizations and borders.

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Why are open data portals crucial for building climate resilience?

One of the many areas of action required to deal with the global climate crisis is building climate resilience—the ability to prepare for, recover from, and adapt to climate change impacts. Open data portals—front-facing web applications designed to make data more discoverable and easier to share and interpret—are vital to ensuring stakeholders get the high-quality, up-to-date data necessary for more effective climate resilience measures.

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Using data to improve emergency response services

The SPOT App is an internal online web application designed to act as an aggregation point for automated data alerts. This information comes from the police and emergency service personnel, and can concern reports of fire and accidents, notices of official road closures, and whatever else is ‘emergent’ in the emergency response space in the Australian Capital Territory.

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