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ANIMATIONS
Climate change animationsThis animation series was produced by CSIRO with support from the Inspiring Australia, a national strategy for science engagement.Climate modelling Projections of the future climate Climate extremes The climate futures we...
www.climatechangeinaustralia.gov.au/en/communication-resources/multimedia/animations/
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REGIONAL PROJECTIONS DATA PATHWAY
Regional projections data pathwayDecisions and considerations around using regional climate projections in applied analysisInformation used in impact studies (such as application-ready data ) are often the product of a chain of models and method...
www.climatechangeinaustralia.gov.au/en/learning-support/using-projections/regional-projections-data-pathway/
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EXPLAINER: INTERNAL CONSISTENCY
Explainer: Internal ConsistencyWhat is internal consistency and why is it important?Projected changes in climate are often presented as a central tendency (e.g. the mean or median) with a range of uncertainty. For example:Temperature change of 1....
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FUTURE CLIMATE SCENARIOS
Future Climate ScenariosFuture climate change, climate impacts, climate change adaptation and emissions mitigation can be viewed from different perspectives, each with their own characteristics. Here we look at three main perspectives, or differ...
www.climatechangeinaustralia.gov.au/en/changing-climate/future-climate-scenarios/
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TOOL RATINGS
Tool ratingsThe range of tools allow access to information of differing levels of complexity. Each tool is rated according to the complexity of the information provided and the level of climate science knowledge needed to fully understand the inf...
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CLIMATE ANALOGUES
Climate AnaloguesIdentification of areas that experience similar climatic conditions, but which may be separated in space or time (i.e. with past or future climates) can be helpful when starting to consider adaptation strategies to a changing c...
www.climatechangeinaustralia.gov.au/en/projections-tools/climate-analogues/
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TIME SERIES EXPLORER
Supporting InformationDisplay a continuous time series of historic and future climates as simulated by the 40 or so global climate models. Superimpose the results from an individual model to see where its results fall in relation to the full s...
www.climatechangeinaustralia.gov.au/en/projections-tools/time-series-explorer/
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USING PROJECTIONS
Using climate change projectionsMindful use of global climate model output can support analysis of climate change impacts.Model simulation of the future climate is the only method that allows us to study how the climate may respond to increasing ...
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I CANNOT SEEM TO GET THE DATA OR INFORMATION I NEED
Check the Technical and Cluster Reports Publications Library I need help! Contact the help desk .
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I NEED HISTORIC CLIMATE DATA
I'd like to explore sources of observed climate and climate trends. The Bureau of Meteorology has a Climate Tracker page on their website, and they also publish a State of the Climate Report annually.Maps of average climate conditions for Austral...
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