This app builds and serves an interactive map and chart of climate change both global and local. The app is entirely static and can be served from any web server, including Github pages.
The app relies on several map layers hosted in the New Scientist account on Mapbox.
The chart data, representing temperature anomalies for every two-by-two lat/lng grid square on the globe, is stored in several CSV
files in the data
directory.
annual.csv
stores local annual averages5year.csv
stores local five-year rolling averagesglobal.csv
stores the global temperature anomaly data, both annual and five-year
Note that the first row in annual.csv
and 5year.csv
has been deleted. This row contains a single header, lon
, which screws up CSV
parsing. If you update the files, make sure to remove that row.
Global data is written to js/chart-data.js
as JavaScript variables. Run the following command to write that file:
fab global_data
The local data sets are sharded and served from the file system, out of the data/grid
directory. Building relies on a Python script in the bin
directory. To build the grid, run:
fab shard
That command assumes the above CSV files are in the data
directory.