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# HadCRUT3 Climate Change Visualization
-##### Ted Yavuzkurt ([TeomanDavid.com](http://www.teomandavid.com))
+##### Ted Yavuzkurt ([TedY.io](http://www.tedy.io))
This is a visualization of the [HadCRUT3 Global Temperature Record](http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/research/climate/climate-monitoring/land-and-atmosphere/surface-station-records) provided by the [World Meteorological Organization](http://www.wmo.int/pages/index_en.html). This visualization shows both monthly average temperatures and global temperature anomalies (differences from long term mean) from 1850-2010. More than 3000 land temperature stations are visualized.
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A friend of mine started working at Mapbox recently and has been singing their praises. When I saw the HadCRUT3 data posted on Reddit(?) I thought it would be a great opportunity to experiment with the API. This was pretty fun to make and the visualization code (```climate-sim.js```) is **heavily** commented to explain how it works.
## Live Demo
-[A live demo is available here.](http://www.evokeone.net/rprime/climate-sim.html)
+[A live demo is available here.](https://tedyav.com/demos/climate-vis/)
## How it Works
The raw temperature data is contained in ```climate-data.tar.gz``` and was downloaded from the [UK Met Office](http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/research/climate/climate-monitoring/land-and-atmosphere/surface-station-records). I wrote a simple python script to parse these files (```parse.py```), turning them into [GeoJSON](http://geojson.org/) Feature Collections that could be uploaded to [Mapbox Studio](https://www.mapbox.com/studio/).
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## Running/Modifying the Code
If you're interested in tinkering around with the visualization, first clone the repo:
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Make sure you set your layer names to lowercase months (i.e. 'january'), or set the names accordingly in `layerNames` in `climate-sim.js`.
###Change Visualization Colors or Display###
-The best way to do this is to edit `climate-sim.js`. There are a set of constants at the top of the file that control most display options. If you want to dig in further, edit the code and have fun!
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