At Auburn University’s Climate, Water, and Society lab, we strive to enhance the understanding of water, forest resources, and agricultural productivity from regional to global scales. Our tutorial section is designed to help you access, process, and analyze environmental data effectively.
Why This Tutorial Section?
We aim to:
- Improve Data Accessibility: Guide you through accessing crucial environmental data.
- Develop Skills: Teach you techniques for processing and analyzing large datasets.
- Save Time: Provide concise, user-friendly tutorials to expedite your learning process.
- Support Decision-Making: Empower decision-makers with accurate data for better resource management.
Our Motivation
We are committed to studying the interactions between climate, water, and society to enhance resource predictability and sustainability. Understanding these relationships helps us manage natural resources and mitigate climate impacts.
Exploring NEON Data
Quantifying NEON Data Uncertainty using NOAA-GHCND
Point Scale Parameter Perturbation Experiments
This tutorial provides a step by step guide on how to perform point-scale parameter perturbation experiments especially at NEON sites using CLM5