There are 2 repositories under climate-data-analysis topic.
A collection of bias correction techniques written in Python - for climate sciences.
Python library for computing Finite-Amplitude Local Wave Activity Diagnostics from climate data.
This is an experimental project that seeks to integrate PySpark and xarray for Climate Data Analysis.
This repository contains scripts for Python Module for Climate Data Analysis and Visualization, which is under development. The module performs many climate data analysis like correlation, significance testing, causality testing, estimation of climatologies, etc. The current version of package can be used, however, it must be handle with caution since most of the functions are yet to be tested. Kindly contact me for help if required.
Sea Surface Temp Visualization
Code for the paper submitted to On the impact of Himalaya-induced gravity waves on the polar vortex, Rossby wave activity and ozone
Lesson materials for Module 1 (M1), "Open Climate Data"
The xCDAT validation repository for exploring, prototyping, and testing feature ideas.
Interactive website around climate justice
Collection of example Python scripts in Jupyter Notebook for climate data analysis and visualization
This project analyzes historical hurricane data from the NOAA dataset to identify trends, patterns, and impacts of hurricanes over time. Using R, we clean, process, and visualize storm trajectories, wind speeds, and pressure changes. The analysis includes geospatial visualizations and time-series trends to understand hurricane intensity.
(French) Lesson materials for Module 1 (M1), "Open Climate Data"
Lesson materials for Module 2 (M2), "Open Climate Science for Agriculture"
Scrapper developed for the DACD course. Obtain weather information :umbrella: directly from the AEMET database. Keep track of the climatic conditions :snowflake: all around the country
On the reliability of large ensembles simulating stratospheric polar vortex
A part of HyRiver software stack for accessing hydrology data through web services
This repository explores statistical and machine learning methods for classification and function approximation. It covers k-NN, Decision Trees, Information Theory, and Convexity, with Python implementations, theoretical explanations, model comparisons, and visualizations, making it a valuable resource for ML research and applications.
Evaluates tropospheric temperature and zonal wind pressure profiles over a variety of projections, seasonal changes, altitudes, etc.
My solution to the challenge Regional Climate Forecasting which won the 1st place on the private ranking.
Access and analyze historical weather and climate data with Python.
This toolkit helps companies and financial institutions to assess the temperature alignment of current targets, commitments, and investment and lending portfolios, and to use this information to develop targets for official validation by the SBTi. See the wiki for a change log.
An extension of xarray for climate data analysis on structured grids.