Our research produces more than papers. Explore interactive tools and open-source models developed at the Global Climate Forum, free to use for research, teaching and policy work.
A Julia library for coastal impact and adaptation modelling. It provides data types and algorithms to quickly script assessments for different research questions, from flood exposure to the costs and benefits of adaptation.
Start with the example notebooks, then dive into the documentation. The code is free to use under the MIT license.
Explore coastal flood risk around the world. The map shows sea-level rise, flood-prone areas and expected damages, based on results from the DIVA coastal impact and adaptation model.
Zoom in on any coastline to see how exposure changes under different scenarios.
An interactive online tool that shows the monetary and financial system as a web of interlocking balance sheets: central banks, commercial banks, non-bank financial institutions, treasuries and off-balance-sheet fiscal agencies (OBFAs).
Follow real-world examples step by step, such as the US and Eurozone monetary architectures during the Global Financial Crisis and the Eurozone sovereign debt crisis.
We are happy to hear how you use them, and to help with questions or collaborations.