With all of the statistics being thrown about during the COP15 Climate talks you may find yourself wanting to get to the bottom of some of the numbers yourself.  Well, if you are one of those people you’re in luck as www.realclimate.org are tackling the question of “where’s the data?” with their own collection of data sources.  Not only that, but for the really adventurous they have links to code that allow you to run your own models.

My personal favourite is the www.WoodForTrees.org website that includes an interactive graph that allows you to view the various data that scientists have used to understand climate change including information on temperature, solar activity, ice and the atmosphere and ocean.

This entry was posted by David Baxter on Wednesday, December 16th, 2009 at 3:16 pm and is filed under Exposure Management.