Open Source Content Management System for National Meteorological and Hydrological Services

The NREL Global Climate Model Evaluation Repository

Evaluation tools for assessing climate adaptation of fruit tree species

Tools for accessing, processing, and analyzing Copernicus seasonal forecasts — compute heat-related indices and generate CLIMADA-compatible hazards.

Code used in the paper: The future of coffee and cocoa agroforestry in a warmer Mesoamerica

An R package for performing coastal habitat modeling.

SPARC is a physics-constrained spatial machine-learning pipeline that trains an ensemble of geographically-weighted models, validates causal relationships via directed acyclic graphs (DAGs), and simulates "what-if" intervention scenarios with built-in uncertainty quantification. It is designed to be domain-agnostic.

URban mitigation and adaptation strategies Gauging through Empirical functions and Data products

Website for the LEGO Urban Climate game.

CMDDS for PAPO‑Heatwaves: a policy‑aware, opportunity‑oriented simulation specification. Fork to model heat response in your city.

Codes to reproduce the paper "Robust Adaptation to Multiscale Climate Variability" by James Doss-Gollin, David J. Farnham, Scott Steinschneider, and Upmanu Lall

A curated collection of open-source tools and case studies for building climate-resilient cities. Includes interactive resources, data, and best practices for urban planners, researchers, and policymakers.

Analysis code for Nature Climate Change paper: A global assessment of actors and their roles in climate change adaptation

Evidence-to-action platform for adaptation prioritization, water resilience, implementation tracking, and climate-finance readiness in Tuvalu.

Hamburg City – Climate-induced stressors and their effects on urban societies

This repository contains a folder structure and files required to run geocaret and reemission from their Docker images

Code used in the paper: Crop management for climate adaptation supported by citizen science

FAIR2Adapt Helpdesk and discussions.

A Python-based geospatial analysis and optimization pipeline for designing climate-adapted, flood-resilient infrastructure at Roskilde Festival.

Website of the UCL research project 'Student Perspectives on Higher Education in a Climate Impacted World'