Tools tagged with "Erosion"

CoastSat is an open-source Python software toolkit designed for global shoreline mapping. It enables users to obtain time-series of shoreline position at any coastline worldwide. The tool leverages 40 years (and growing) of publicly available satellite imagery from Landsat and Sentinel-2 missions.

This is the official public website of the New Orleans District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, providing access to historical hydrographic survey data. The data supports channel improvement and stabilization programs, crucial for navigation and flood control along major waterways.

The OS Data Hub provides a comprehensive platform for geospatial solutions, offering APIs, a download service, a data package creator, and various user applications. It offers access to a wealth of free and premium Ordnance Survey products, enhancing geospatial projects with detailed mapping and environmental data.

This platform serves as a central repository for geospatial data pertaining to Puerto Rico. It offers various datasets for download, supporting environmental analysis, land management, and research initiatives across the island. The site is maintained by the Oficina de Gerencia y Presupuesto de Puerto Rico.

Fastscape is a landscape evolution model designed for speed, versatility, and user-friendliness. Hosted on GitHub, it provides a platform for researchers and practitioners to simulate complex geomorphological processes. The model aims to offer robust tools for understanding how landscapes change over time.

The LRIS Portal provides access to a vast collection of national and regional land resource information for New Zealand. It serves as a central hub for researchers, policymakers, and the public to explore and download critical environmental datasets. The portal facilitates informed decision-making across various sectors.

The European Ground Motion Service (EGMS) offers high-precision data on ground movements across Copernicus participating countries. This service leverages space-based remote sensing technology, specifically Synthetic Aperture Radar Interferometry (InSAR) from Sentinel-1, to detect and measure ground motion with millimeter accuracy. The data is updated annually, supporting diverse applications from infrastructure monitoring to urban planning and climate change research.

badlands is an open-source Basin and Landscape Dynamics model available on GitHub. This Python-based model simulates complex earth surface processes, allowing researchers to study landscape evolution across various geological timescales. It provides a flexible framework for investigating the interplay of tectonics, climate, and erosion in shaping terrain.

This collection compiles over a century of lake floor geological and geophysical data for public use. It includes bathymetry and detailed topographic maps for each Great Lake, derived from soundings collected by various U.S. and Canadian organizations. The data serves as a vital resource for researchers and communities addressing Great Lakes science, pollution, and ecosystem health.

This platform provides essential cartographic knowledge from the Geological and Mining Institute of Spain (IGME). It serves as a foundational resource for scientific, technical, and socioeconomic activities directly impacting the physical environment and natural resources. The data supports research and decision-making related to natural resource management, public works, agriculture, land use, territorial planning, environment, and natural hazards.

This NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI) resource offers coastal digital elevation models (DEMs). These DEMs are crucial for researchers and decision-makers to understand and predict environmental changes affecting coastal regions, supporting various critical monitoring activities.

Landlab is an open-source, Python-based modeling library designed for simulating Earth surface dynamics. It provides a flexible framework with a focus on gridded data structures and interchangeable components, enabling researchers to build and customize complex geoscientific models. The library is particularly useful for exploring various landscape evolution scenarios and hydrologic processes.

This platform serves as the official open data portal for the Maine Geological Survey, offering a centralized resource for researchers, professionals, and the public. Users can explore and download a wide array of geospatial datasets related to Maine's geology and environment. The portal provides access to data organized by categories such as bedrock, surficial geology, hydrogeology, and coastal features.