Related projects and resources
DiDaH does not stand alone. These external resources cover the partner institutes, the regional and international programmes the project works alongside, and the wider effort to rescue historical climate data.
Partner institutes
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KNMI
Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute
The Dutch national meteorological service, which developed much of the data rescue method used by the project.
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BMKG
Meteorological, Climatological and Geophysical Agency of Indonesia
The Indonesian national service that hosts the rescued data and continues the work.
Programmes and datasets
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WMO
World Meteorological Organization
The United Nations specialised agency that coordinates international weather and climate data and endorsed DiDaH.
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GCOS
Global Climate Observing System
The observing system whose priorities frame why data sparse regions such as Indonesia matter to climate research.
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SACA&D
Southeast Asian Climate Assessment and Dataset
The regional data portal and monitoring service that publishes the observations digitized by DiDaH.
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ECA&D
European Climate Assessment and Dataset
The European counterpart whose index calculation method informed the indices of extremes used in the region.
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Tool
KNMI Climate Explorer
A web tool for analysing climate data, used within the project for quality and homogeneity checks.
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Copernicus
Copernicus Climate Change Service
The European service that provides authoritative climate information for adaptation and policy.
Data rescue in the wider world
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IEDRO
International Environmental Data Rescue Organization
A non profit organisation working to locate, rescue and digitize environmental data around the world.
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NCEI
NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information
The United States archive for climate and weather data, and a reference point for long observational records.
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HadOBS
Met Office Hadley Centre observations
Long term global climate datasets built from historical observations, including land and marine records.
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IPCC
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
The body whose assessments depend on the kind of long, quality controlled records that DiDaH set out to rescue.