Twenty-six hours to three: a global drought index at four kilometres
Seventy-six years of monthly water balance for every land pixel on Earth at four kilometre resolution used to take twenty-six hours to compute. It now takes under three.…
Exploring Climate with GIS, and Data Science
Browsing for something specific? The archive lists every post by year.
Two runs are written to be read in order rather than dipped into. Bias Correction is 30 posts over two and a half years, from why Indonesia is the hardest place on earth to measure rain through to the published paper and the thesis behind it. El Niño 2026 is 10 posts and counting on the forecast event as it develops, and on why drought is what arrives minus what leaves.