HISTORICAL DATA
Recorded or analysed data from the past
Caribbean Climate Information Education and Tools
Building Climate Resilience in the Caribbean.
Building Climate Resilience in the Caribbean.
CLIE’nT (Caribbean Climate Information Education and Tools) is a web portal that caters to professionals and institutions which use climate data, by providing information and datasets on past and future climate within the Caribbean and Central America.
This web portal also facilitates the visualization and simulation of climate through the use of tools such as CARiDRO, DICE and SMASH.
These are the types of data offered on this portal.
Recorded or analysed data from the past
Data that projects climate futures
Visualising tools that show models based on the data
Visualise, graph and download from data viewer page.
Historical monthly climate data from meteorological stations around the Caribbean from 1971-2020.
Visualise, graph and download from data viewer page.
Monthly average weather data from regional climate model projections for the period 2020-2100.
Simple Model for Advection of Storms and Hurricanes
Simple Model for Advection of Storms and Hurricanes
A simple advection model based on past memorable and notable storms across the region. Outputs can be visualised, graphed and downloaded from the simulation page.
Caribbean Assessment of Regional Drought
Caribbean Assessment of Regional Drought
A tool that processes climate data to calculate drought indices, specifically the Standardized Precipitation Index (SPI) and the Standardized Evapotranspiration-Precipitation Index (SPEI).
This tool can identify various drought types over different timescales and produces user-friendly outputs, including maps and tables.
While CARiDRO's interface is straightforward, optimal use may require guidance from climate experts.
D’Tool Indicating Caribbean Extremes
D’Tool Indicating Caribbean Extremes
DICE uses historical data and future projections to track and analyse climate extremes, providing baselines and change metrics crucial for strategic planning and resilience in the Caribbean.