Delivering Next-Generation Scalable Climate Services for Supporting and Enabling Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation.
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Climalogik Inc. retweeted
With the #CWForum fast approaching, we'd like to acknowledge our platinum sponsor @climalogik and silver sponsor @associatedeng. Thank you for helping us achieve our forum goals! 🙏
All our sponsors & partners can be found on our website.
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Ice coverage across the Great Lakes has returned to record-low levels following well-above average temperatures across the region this winter, despite a minor cold snap in January.
Read more: climate.gov/news-features/ev…
ALT Graph showing seasonal ice coverage across the Great Lakes compared to the average. The dashed line is the historical average of ice cover, the light gray lines are each season of data from 1973 to 2023, and the blue line is this season's data through February 15, 2024.
Climalogik Inc. retweeted
Surprising. Astounding. Staggering. Unnerving. Bewildering. Flabbergasting. Disquieting. Gobsmacking. Shocking. Mind boggling.
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The first global temperature data is in for the full month of September. This month was, in my professional opinion as a climate scientist – absolutely gobsmackingly bananas. JRA-55 beat the prior monthly record by over 0.5C, and was around 1.8C warmer than preindutrial levels.
Thank you @climatewest_ca for leading and enhancing the #climate resilience and adaptation of #Prairie Provinces and residents to existing and emerging challenges posed by climate change. We look forward to seeing everyone at the #Forum
The countdown is on! In just under a week, we'll be hosting our #CWForum in Winnipeg! 🎉
We gratefully acknowledge our platinum event sponsor @climalogik for helping us achieve our forum goals. All our sponsors can be found on our website.
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We truly are championing climate resilience in Canada and internationally.
How will the future of infrastructure look like with #climatechange?
Happy to be back at #yvr, to contribute to the #PIEVC Global Forum for Climate Infrastructure Vulnerability & Risk Assessment. Participants from 11+ countries! We need each other to build resilient societies.
Climalogik Inc. retweeted
The past 8 years were the warmest on record globally, fueled by ever-rising greenhouse gas concentrations and accumulated heat, according to 6 leading international temperature datasets consolidated by the @WMO. #StateOfClimate.
Press release ➡️ bit.ly/3vYtqnO
Climalogik Inc. retweeted
Interested in #ClimateChange data? Check the latest update to the IMF’s Climate Change Indicators Dashboard continuously evolving to meet data needs in this existential topic. #IMFData
Go to the dashboard: climatedata.imf.org/
More about the updates: bit.ly/3v0JCnz
Apply to join us as Lead, Climate Adaptation and Resilience Specialist.
Our work focuses on enhancing the climate resilience of communities and businesses and formulating science-informed and evidenced-based adaptation action plans.
#ClimateAction #adaptation
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How best can practical flood estimation guidance be modified to incorporate the additional uncertainty due to climate change and associated evolving risk?
Submit an abstract to our #CMOS conference session at climalogik.ca/news-post/inco…
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@TranBC MUST consider Infrastructure Canada's CRBCPI future climatic design data to reinstate highways and bridges.
We have applied the data, codes, and guidelines to inform climate-resilient infrastructure design in many jurisdictions in Canada.
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Climalogik Inc. retweeted
Many studies seek to use #satellite_soil_moisture data as a low-cost solution to monitor agricultural water use. But does the satellite soil moisture observation truly contain the #irrigation signal?
In our recent paper,we have answered this question bit.ly/3AFwULQ
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We are making progress and expanding our services to better serve our clients and employees despite the challenges posed by the pandemic.
Our new office location is at:
Suite 340, 600 Crowfoot Cres NW
Calgary, AB T3G 0B4
Notice of Office Relocation climalogik.ca/news-post/noti…
Is your municipality working to integrate climate change considerations in its asset management approach? The @CRI_Climate is offering the online course - Asset Management and Climate Resiliency (September 7 to October 12, 2021)
Learn more or register at climateriskinstitute.ca/2021…
Considering the impacts of climate change in engineering practice is analogous to including forecasts of long-term demands for infrastructure use as a factor in design.
Our specialists work with engineering firms to develop science-led project-specific climate design parameters.
This is why existing infrastructure must be rehabilitated to incorporate climate change considerations while new infrastructure must integrate future-looking climate design parameters.
It's so hot in the Pacific Northwest that roads are buckling.
Asphalt and concrete roadways are expanding and cracking and even Interstate 5 has been impacted amid a heat wave that has sent temperatures soaring to dangerous levels.
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Temperature records shattered. The heat dome has critical implications for water scarcity management in western Canada this summer. It will set precedence for drought risks and adaptation planning going forward.
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Climalogik Inc. retweeted
A dangerous #heatwave, unprecedented in modern times, is expected in the Pacific Northwest of North America. Forecast maximum temperatures in excess of 40C are expected for several days, well above model climatic extremes
Climalogik Inc. retweeted
Mid-range weather models continue to show just an incredible heat wave across the western US and Canada through the last week of June.
If somewhat accurate, upper 30s to 40C values across parts of the western provinces could be on the table. 🔥
Climalogik Inc. retweeted
How has temperature changed where you're from? In Canada, average temperatures are warming twice as fast as the global average. Rising seas, thawing permafrost, unprecedented heatwaves and wildfires: the impacts of climate change are here and now. #ShowYourStripes
