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About Climate Data Alaska Garden Helper Alaska Wildfire Daily Count Community Climate Charts Community Permafrost Data Daily Precipitation Extreme Weather Historical Sea Ice Atlas Integrated Arctic Management Modeled Sea Ice Coverage NWT Climate Scenarios Sea Ice and Wind Alaska Wildfires: Past and Present

About Climate Data

This tool explains basic climate tools and shows you how you can use climate data in your work.

A short tour introduces basic terms used in climate modeling, including Global Climate Models, downscaling, and Representative & Extended Concentration Pathways.

Use this interactive map to explore temperature and length of growing season data from three different climate scenarios for 2010-2090.

Created by SNAP at IARC

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Alaska Garden Helper

Alaska Wildfire Daily Count

Community Climate Charts

Community Permafrost Data

Daily Precipitation

Extreme Weather

Historical Sea Ice Atlas

If you live in an Alaska coastal community, hunt or fish in a marine environment, work in shipping or oil and gas, serve with the US Coast Guard, research Arctic ecosystems, or are otherwise interested in Arctic sea ice data and climate change, this atlas is for you.

View maps of sea ice data collected 1850–present from the seas off northern Alaska. You can also download sea ice data for use in your own analyses.

Includes explanations of common sea ice terms and phenomena.

Funded by NOAA through AOOS, created by by SNAP and ACCAP at IARC

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Integrated Arctic Management

What makes an arctic area "important" depends on the perspective and interests of a group. One challenge that managers and policy makers often face is the conflict of interests among groups.

This tool displays geospatial datasets from various environmental, economic, and cultural categories to see where they overlap. This approach illustrates the relative importance of those areas, identifies potential areas of conflict, and highlights gaps in Arctic geospatial data.

Created by SNAP at IARC

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Modeled Sea Ice Coverage

NWT Climate Scenarios

Sea Ice and Wind

Alaska Wildfires: Past and Present

Tribal Planning with SNAP Tools

Accessing Data for your Planning Needs

These useful and easy-to-access tools can be used for building Tribal Adaptation Plans, risk assessments, and other planning purposes. They allow quick and easy access to a variety of climate data that can drive planning processes. Assess permafrost risk in your community, understand the future of precipitation events, or assess expert climate projections of temperature with a few clicks. Then export the data in a number of formats to include in your planning processes, or to present to your community.

Complex Questions require a Collaborative Approach

Many critical questions to Tribal planning processes are more complex than projections of temperature or rainfall. The future of subsistence resources like berries and caribou, or the viability of community gardens require the data in some of these tools, coupled with community expertise or data from other sources. These complex questions .... collaborative conversations... expertise and joint communication....

Knowing when to say "We Don't Know"

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