Sentence examples for a climate map from inspiring English sources

In front of him, on a large flat panel monitor, there is a climate map of the northern hemisphere, updating constantly with evidence of climate change.

This works develops a methodology to analyze urban climate from an urban planning perspective and derive an Urban Climate Map (UC-Map).

By connecting GPS location data with temperature and particle sensors they plan to build an interactive climate map of the city that can provide real-time updates.

Podesta was one of nine veterans of seven previous administrations who spoke Friday at a Stanford University conference on "Setting the Climate Agenda for the Next U.S. President". He cited a technologically sophisticated Climate Map Room as an example of planning for resilience the capacity of the country to withstand and adapt to climate-change effects.

One such example is an interactive global climate map -- mobile plasma screens that glide across a timeline of the past century.

Resources are grouped by age, with an additional section on useful graphics and other teaching tools such as a climate impacts map.

Recognition of rainfall as one of the most important quantities for classifying climate and its global quantitative description was established by Köppen (1918), who divided the tropical climate (A; classified by temperature in his first world climate map in 1884) into rainforest (Af) and the savanna (Aw), according to vegetation.

Check out the track below, as well as this climate map showing the world after a 4C rise.

With a goal to characterize how PyC responds to climate-dependent erosion and deposition processes, two hillslopes from SE Australia, differing in climate (MAP: 549 vs. 815 mm) and vegetation but with similar topography were selected for this study.

"Hillary's been talking about creating a climate war room in the White House," Podesta said, then correcting himself that he meant to say climate map room.

An interactive climate map can be found by clicking on the "planting zone" link within the body of that particular article.