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Climate Change and Social Vulnerability in the United States: A Focus on Six Impacts
Climate change affects all Americans—regardless of socioeconomic status—and many impacts are projected to worsen. But individuals will not equally experience these changes. This report improves our understanding of the degree to which four socially vulnerable populations—defined based on income, educational attainment, race and ethnicity, and age—may be more exposed to the highest impacts of climate change. Understanding the comparative risks to vulnerable populations is critical for developing effective and equitable strategies for responding to climate change.
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Vulnerability Assessments
Adaptation Planning
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September, 2021
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Built Environment
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Resilience Analysis and Planning Tool (RAPT)
Climate Futures Toolbox
Working with Lidar - Module 1 - Define and Decide
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This suite of modules helps you complete the first four steps in the process of working with lidar data. Whether deciding if lidar is the right technology, locating and assessing data, or contracting these services, these modules offer grab-n-go quick references, progressively detailed information, examples, expert tips, and tutorials.
Module 1: Define and Decide – Use a checklist to define the issue and a decision tree to decide if lidar is right for your project
Modules 2, 3, and 4 are planned for release from Summer, 2021 through Winter, 2022.
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Community Rating System Explorer
DamWatch
Data Access: Utilizing the NASA POWER Web Services for Energy Related Applications, Part 4
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NASA POWER offers solar and meteorological data sets for support of renewable energy, building energy efficiency, and agricultural needs.
This session provides a brief review of the NASA Prediction of Worldwide renewable Energy Resources (POWER) Project web services, tools, and key partnerships that facilitate usage of NASA Earth Observations (EOs) data. Then, illustrative case studies of how POWER data are used for applications in solar energy, wind energy, and energy efficiency will be discussed in depth.
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Resources for Renewable Energy and Building Energy Efficiency Applications, Part 3
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NASA POWER offers solar and meteorological data sets for support of renewable energy, building energy efficiency, and agricultural needs.
This session presents an overview of the Earth Observations (EOs) data products available through the NASA Prediction of Worldwide Energy Resources (POWER) Project to support Renewable Energy and Building Energy Efficiency Applications, including how the EOs data products are produced and how they can be accessed through the POWER web services and tools.
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