Category Archives: Internet

Spherical temperature averaging using Icosahedral grids

Posted on May 4, 2017 by Clive Best

I reckon that Spherical triangulation of monthly global temperatures is by far the most honest way to present temperature data, but it has one drawback. You cannot make annual or longterm averages because the triangular mesh is forever changing from one month to another. To make such … Continue reading →

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3D visualisation of Earth Science data

Posted on April 28, 2017 by Clive Best

WebGL is a Javascript implementation of OpenGL which runs via your web browser locally on your graphics hardware. Nick Stokes has developed an interface to visualise 3D global  data such as temperatures on the earth. Here is an example for my March 2017 data. … Continue reading →

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Visualising 20 years of Climate Change

Posted on April 17, 2017 by Clive Best

I have been experimenting with different ways to visualise triangulated global temperature data in 3D. Here are the monthly anomaly values for the last 20 years. Of course you can only see one side of the earth at a time, so … Continue reading →

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