Environmental Data
Environmental Data allows organizations to quantify the impact of weather on their operations. Whether you’re a Retailer, CPG or an Insurance Firm, harnessing the power of climate can be a gamechanger to increase revenues, reduce waste & improve resource planning.

Environmental Datasets
United Kingdom · Environmental
Weather Source
Climatology - United Kingdom (Grid 22km, hourly)
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HourlyJapan · Environmental
Weather Source
Climatology - Japan (Grid 22km, hourly)
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HourlyThailand · Environmental
Weather Source
Historic Weather - Thailand (Grid 22km, hourly)
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HourlyUnited States of America · Environmental
Weather Source
Historic Weather - United States of America (Grid 5km, hourly)
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HourlyMalaysia · Environmental
Weather Source
Historic Weather - Malaysia (Grid 22km, daily)
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DailyMexico · Environmental
Weather Source
Historic Weather - Mexico (Grid 22km, hourly)
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Example of Environmental Data Analysis
Road Safety Organizations
Road safety organizations in large cities like London and New York use climate data to understand how weather can impact the number of cyclist accidents. Including data relating to the wind direction, visibility, air pressure and the wind gust scale, they can extract insights that enable them to improve public safety.
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Example of Environmental Data Analysis
Insurance Firms
Insurance firms use climate data in their predictive analytics workflows, calculating their exposure to risk during natural disasters. In this example, the TIV (total insured value) is calculated in relation to the track of a Hurricane in Florida - showing the number of policyholders by location.
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Example of Environmental Data Analysis
NGOs (Non Governmental Organizations)
Large humanitarian organizations such as the UN use climatology data to identify risks to vulnerable populations. In this example, the UN High Commission for Refugees uses CARTO to identify flood hazards, looking at snow depth, altitude, camp locations and the number of individuals at risk in order to prioritize on-the-ground resources.
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