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Choosing GIS Data

Nice post and figure: A graphical aid in deciding whether geospatial data meets your needs.

Remote Sensing with ArcGIS

ArcGIS includes plenty of tools for performing image analysis and image classification and the folks @ VirginiaTech have created an excellent tutorial with matching videos:

• Tutorial
• Video Playlist

Jupyter

Jupyter is a free and open-source computational notebook - think your good old orange field book, but for data science-type work. This article in Nature is a nice introduction. Google is in the game as well with Colaboratory.

The American Experience in 737 Novels

The American Experience in 737 Novels is a nice Esri Story Map and a great example of the so-called digital humanities.

Climate Impact Map

The Climate Impact Map is nice and simple. I like that you can view the USA and the world, but unfortunately they only offer the USA data at  the state-level for download.

The Social Cost of Carbon (SCC)

First, at the national level.

• Hsiang et al. (2017): Estimating economic damage from climate change in the United States. That's the actual Science paper.
• Data for the above paper (Climate Impact Lab).
• Climate Change damage to the U.S. Economy (YouTube video).
• NPR News: Mapping The Potential Economic Effects Of Climate Change. That's a news article about it.
• MAP: How Much Climate Change Will Cost Each U.S. County. Includes a nice interactive map.

Second, globally.

• Ricke et al. (2018): Country-level social cost of carbon in Nature Climate Change.
• Vox: Climate change is a global injustice. A new study shows why. That's a news article about it.