Identifying climate shocks in Young Lives communities: estimating weather conditions using a global gridded time series
This technical note describes the process of selecting, preparing and matching external climate data to Young Lives respondents’ locations to derive ex-post estimates of climate conditions at a community level in regions which traditionally have poor climate data collection capacity. The note also d...
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| description | This technical note describes the process of selecting, preparing and matching external
climate data to Young Lives respondents’ locations to derive ex-post estimates of climate
conditions at a community level in regions which traditionally have poor climate data
collection capacity. The note also details how to use these matched data, specifically
precipitation records, to assess experiences of anomalous conditions relative to historical
mean conditions for each community. Finally, it briefly details the structure and content of the
publicly archived dataset, and how this dataset may be used for further research. |
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| spelling | oxford-uuid:19dc5e0b-f715-4cdc-bddb-e01b739a617a2024-04-04T12:01:36ZIdentifying climate shocks in Young Lives communities: estimating weather conditions using a global gridded time seriesReporthttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_93fcuuid:19dc5e0b-f715-4cdc-bddb-e01b739a617aEnglishSymplectic ElementsYoung Lives2024McQuade, GFavara, MThis technical note describes the process of selecting, preparing and matching external climate data to Young Lives respondents’ locations to derive ex-post estimates of climate conditions at a community level in regions which traditionally have poor climate data collection capacity. The note also details how to use these matched data, specifically precipitation records, to assess experiences of anomalous conditions relative to historical mean conditions for each community. Finally, it briefly details the structure and content of the publicly archived dataset, and how this dataset may be used for further research. |
| spellingShingle | McQuade, G Favara, M Identifying climate shocks in Young Lives communities: estimating weather conditions using a global gridded time series |
| title | Identifying climate shocks in Young Lives communities: estimating weather conditions using a global gridded time series |
| title_full | Identifying climate shocks in Young Lives communities: estimating weather conditions using a global gridded time series |
| title_fullStr | Identifying climate shocks in Young Lives communities: estimating weather conditions using a global gridded time series |
| title_full_unstemmed | Identifying climate shocks in Young Lives communities: estimating weather conditions using a global gridded time series |
| title_short | Identifying climate shocks in Young Lives communities: estimating weather conditions using a global gridded time series |
| title_sort | identifying climate shocks in young lives communities estimating weather conditions using a global gridded time series |
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