Simulations of real-world scenarios can aid climate change adaptation planning. Visualize and analyze long-term effects from global warming-related impacts and disasters such as floods, wildfires, storm surges, and droughts. Finding hidden vulnerabilities and patterns in your data is the first step in climate change planning.
For decades, national, state, and local governments, nonprofits, and the private sector have been using GIS to assess risk. Use your data alongside authoritative global data through ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World to conduct a comprehensive climate risk assessment.
Learn more about governments and businesses that have been using GIS to assess risks and create their own climate action plan
Boulder, Colorado, prepares for climate change
A Climate of Change
Executives add predictive analysis to planning
A Climate of Change
AT&T uses advanced analytics to map climate risk
A Climate of Change
Digital twin helps companies predict climate risk
A Climate of Change
Climate change: Solutions through technology
A Climate of Change
Explore interactive ArcGIS maps and apps created by Esri users to support their mission and business objectives around the world
Drought Aware
Water Balance App
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ArcGIS Living Atlas—Indicators of the Planet
Air Quality Aware
Discovering Patterns in Global Wildfires
The foremost global collection of geographic information, ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World includes maps, apps, and data layers to support your work.
Discover how organizations such as the UN World Food Programme, National Audubon Society, CAL FIRE, City of Los Angeles, and E. O. Wilson Biodiversity Foundation are using GIS to take action against extreme heat, drought, wildfire, flooding, and biodiversity loss.