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PERN eLibrary
The PERN eLibrary is an important and unique reference tool for classic population-environment literature; journal articles; conference and working papers; relevant data sets; and educational resources. The eLibrary database is annotated and includes bibliographic citation information, Internet links to the materials, and keywords. |
Online Mapping Tools and Services |
AdaptMap—Flood, Sea Level Rise, and Adaptation Mapper for Jamaica Bay, New York This online mapping tool demonstrates how sea level rise will worsen storm-driven flooding, such as in the 100-year flood zone. It also enables users to select flood adaptation scenarios to see how they may reduce flooding. In addition, AdaptMap displays historic landscapes for the years 1609 and 1877, with associated historic flood zones. |
The Application for Extracting and Exploring Analysis Ready Samples (AρρEEARS)The Application for Extracting and Exploring Analysis Ready Samples (AρρEEARS), developed and operated by the LP DAAC, offers a simple and efficient way to access and transform geospatial data from a variety of federal data archives. AppEEARS enables users to subset geospatial datasets using spatial, temporal, and band/layer parameters. Some of the selected SEDAC data sets, including those from the “Gridded Population of the World (GPW), Version 4 collection, are accessible through AppEEARS. See this article for more information. |
Data ANalytics and Tools for Ecosecurity (DANTE) |
Data Visualization and Access Tool Use the Data Visualization and Access Tool to view and download the GMIS and HBASE data sets by country, tile, shapefile, rectangle or polygon. Data are available at 30m, 250m, and 1km resolutions in either geographic or UTM projection. |
Global SEDAC COVID-19 Viewer: Population Estimates by Age Group and Sex |
Hazards and Population Mapper (HazPop) A free mobile application that enables users to easily display recent natural hazard data in relationship to population, major infrastructure, and satellite imagery. Users can visualize the location of active fires over the past 48 hours, earthquake alerts over the past seven days, and yesterday's air pollution data measured from space, and can estimate the total population in proximity to the user's current location or to a recent hazard event or other point of interest. Available in both IOS and Android versions. Please note, HazPop is not intended to support in-depth risk assessment or estimation of actual disaster losses. |
Hudson River Flood Impacts Decision Support System This mapping tool assesses flood inundation impacts from sea level rise, storm surge, and rain events, on lower Hudson Valley areas. |
The Jamaica Bay Water Quality Data Visualization and Access Tool An interactive online tool that lets users explore, visualize, and download water quality data and metadata for Jamaica Bay, New York. Developed in collaboration with Brooklyn College of the City University of New York,and funded by the U.S. Department of the Interior, as part of Hurricane Sandy Mitigation Funding awarded to the Science and Resilience Institute at Jamaica Bay. |
NASA Worldview This tool developed by NASA EOSDIS allows you to interactively browse global satellite imagery within hours of its acquisition. Users can overlay and visualize a subset of SEDAC map layers in conjunction with satellite images—for example, the NASA MODIS imagery showing active fires, integrated with the SEDAC GRUMP population density layer. |
New York State Flood Impact Support System Application (NYS FIDSS) |
POPGRID Viewer |
Population Estimation Service (PES) |
SEDAC Hazards Mapper Enables users to visualize data and map layers related to Socioeconomic, Infrastructure, Natural Disasters, and Environment and analyze potential impacts and exposure. The Web app mashups layers from various sources including SEDAC, NASA LANCE, NASA GIBS, USGS, NOAA, ESRI, and others. |
SEDAC Map Viewer A Web mapping tool that enables visualization of all SEDAC map layers, organizing map layers into approximately 15 interdisciplinary topics that can be selected. Users may also zoom into a region of interest using a selection list, in addition to typical pan and zoom options.This updated version of the Viewer has implemented an innovative four-window map view that makes it easier to compare data layers from SEDAC’s diverse data holdings. The viewer is developed using the Open Layers JavaScript library and uses the SEDAC Web Map Services (WMS) published in GeoServer. |
This page last modified: Jul 07, 2023
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