June 8, 2011 NOAA Climate Services Portal Prototype A collaborative, NOAA-wide prototyping effort featuring CPC, CPO, CSC, NCDC.

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June 8, 2011 NOAA Climate Services Portal Prototype A collaborative, NOAA-wide prototyping effort featuring CPC, CPO, CSC, NCDC and others A collaborative, NOAA-wide prototyping effort featuring CPC, CPO, CSC, NCDC and others

2 Decision Makers Science Policy Leaders Educators & Students Science Attentive Public, Citizen Scientists Scientists & Data Users Science Interested Publics Residual Public Museums, Science Centers, and After School & Community-based Programs NOAA Internal Public Media Public Continuum Our four initial target audience groupings

Cross-walking our Climate.gov IA design drivers VALUE-ADDED CONTENT PRODUCED & CONTEXTUALIZED TO ENHANCE CLARITY, UNDERSTANDABILITY, & USABILITY FOR TARGET PUBLICS CROSS-LINKED, CROSSWALKED & CLEARINGHOUSED CONTENT Search Topics Society & Environment Regions NOAA News & Features Teaching Climate Finding & Using Data Climate Conditions Tools & Resources 3

Cross-walking our Climate.gov IA design drivers Search Topics Society & Environment Regions NOAA News & Features Teaching Climate Finding & Using Data News How the Climate System Works Measurements & Models Global Warming & Climate Change Natural Variability Climate Impacts Planning & Policy Teaching Activities Resources Teaching Opportunities Climate Careers Education Policy Climate Maps & Apps Climate Dashboard Climate Conditions Federated Search Reports & Assessments Decision Support Tools Glossaries Bibliographies Presentations Fact Sheets Opportunities Calendar FAQ VALUE-ADDED CONTENT PRODUCED & CONTEXTUALIZED TO ENHANCE CLARITY, UNDERSTANDABILITY, & USABILITY FOR TARGET PUBLICS CROSS-LINKED, CROSSWALKED & CLEARINGHOUSED CONTENT Climate Conditions Water & Drought Temperature Precipitation Severe Weather Wildfires Natural Patterns Snow & Ice Ocean Ecosystems 4 Tools & Resources

Cross-walking our Climate.gov IA design drivers News & Features Teaching Climate Finding & Using Data All Articles All Datasets & Products All Images All Maps All Pictures All Videos VALUE-ADDED CONTENT PRODUCED & CONTEXTUALIZED TO ENHANCE CLARITY, UNDERSTANDABILITY, & USABILITY FOR TARGET PUBLICS CROSS-LINKED, CROSSWALKED & CLEARINGHOUSED CONTENT Climate Conditions Carbon Dioxide All Other GHGs The Sun Temperature Snow & Ice Coastal Planning Extreme Events Marine Ecosystems Water Fisheries Human Health Insurance Litigation Agriculture Civil Infrastructure Economy Energy National Security Tourism Transportation Climate Patterns Climate Change Air Quality Hurricanes & Storms Ocean & Climate Search Society & Environment Topics Regions NOAA U.S. States U.S. Regions Nations Continents Ocean Basins Global Climate Data Centers Climate Service Centers Funding Opportunities Science Laboratories Climate Policy » Adaptation » Mitigation 5 Tools & Resources

Just as a dashboard gives instant information on the status of a vehicle’s various systems, NOAA’s Global Climate Dashboard presents an overview of the current state of Earth’s climate system in historical context. The Dashboard is designed for people seeking a synoptic view about what we know about climate variability and change, particularly policy leaders. Adjustable sliders up top allow users to focus on the time period of interest. Hover cursor over graphs to produce brief “tool-tip” snippets stating what each parameter is showing. Click on graphs to jump to more detailed landing pages with more details produced in a popular style. Future plans include: - Adding future climate scenarios out to Making graphs more interactive, using MultiGraph - Rewriting Dashboard as an appliance that can be syndicated / hosted by others. NCS Portal Dashboard

Climate Portal: Global Climate Dashboard: Climate Prediction CenterGIS Portal: cpcgis.swf cpcgis.swf Monthly Climatic Datafor the World:

Multigraph Climate Explorer

Multigraph Climate Explorer: National Snow and Ice Data Center: Coral Reef Watch: Digital Coast - NOAA Coastal Services Center: NOAA Environmental Visualization Laboratory: