OgleEarth posts about the King’s College Geodata portal, a terrific set of data overlays for Google Earth (static, network-updated, and temporal). Current datasets include:
- Tiputini Biodiversity Station
- Terrascope (new)
- TRMM 2b31-Based Rainfall Climatology
- Amazon-eye
- Tropical montane cloud forests
- MODIS Cloud climatology
- SRTM SWBD Coast and water bodies
- Petroleum-related impacts in the Amazon
- AsterPAA (TerraLook) in Google Earth
- GNS places database
- Monthly NASA blue marble SG
- Hole-filled SRTM 90m Digital Elevation Data
- Sea level rise scenarios
- Global forest change (2000-2005) from MODIS VCF
- Three-hourly rainfall time series (from TRMM 3B42)
- Monitoring Volcanoes
- Urban climates
- Tropical Hydrology : climate and land use impacts
- Central American and Costa Rican Climate and Hydrology
And, of course, there’s a lot more similar datasets at the Google Earth Library.
Other posts in the Climate Change series
- Digital Atlas Of North American Woody Plants
- Mapping Carbon Dioxide
- More Carbon Dioxide Maps
- FAO World Climate Data
- Ice Age Palaeovegetation Maps
- Geothermal Resources Data
- Calculating And Mapping Climatic Change With EdGCM
- Downloaded US Weather Forecast Data In GIS Format
- The Global Change Master Directory: A “Must-Have” Collection Of Data Links
- National Solar Radiation Database
- Glaciers Of The American West
- Stormpulse
- Data Overlays For Google Earth
- Clickable World Climate Map
- Global Map of Human Impacts to Marine Ecosystems
- Snow Cover Maps
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