Jupyter Notebooks Reorganized for Active Maintenance
Announcement
The Analytics Engine team has reorganized Jupyter notebooks into actively maintained and archived repositories.
Jun 1, 2026
The Cal-Adapt: Analytics Engine transforms the foundational climate and environmental data behind California’s Fifth Climate Change Assessment into actionable, expert-guided information to support informed decisions about resilience and planning.
Science-backed guidance you can trust
Climate projections are powerful, but they need interpretation. Our guidance bridges the gap between raw data and real-world decisions.
Grounded in peer reviewed research
Derived from California’s Fifth Climate Change Assessment and validated by leading climate scientists.
Co-produced with users
Developed alongside practitioners, planners, and decision makers.
Actionable, not prescriptive
Presents options and frameworks to help you make the decisions.
Publicly accessible
Part of California’s commitment to climate transparency.
Continuously evolving
Updated with new research, user feedback, and emerging climate impacts.
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Analytics Engine JupyterHub
For users with access, log in to the JupyterHub for easy cloud-based access to our data and notebooks. Perform custom analysis without downloading massive files.
Climate Profiles
Pre-built hourly climate-year datasets for engineering and planning, built from future climate projections at California locations.
Data Catalog
Learn about the data hosted on Cal-Adapt and how you can access it.
Reference Library
Find citable Cal-Adapt guidance materials written by climate experts.
Analytics Engine Python Tools
Reproducible code examples and workflows available on GitHub. Learn how to work with climate data and adapt tools to your needs.
Built on trust and collaboration
Led by Eagle Rock Analytics and funded by the California Energy Commission, supported by partners across research, analytics, and state agencies.
Built for Decision Makers
This project is part of California's Fifth Climate Change Assessment and represents state-of-the-art climate science for decision makers across the state.
Multi-Sector Team
Scientists, modelers, software engineers, and domain experts work together from multiple organizations.
Sustained Funding
Supported by the California Energy Commission (EPC-20-007 and EPC-23-024) and Amazon Sustainability, ensuring long-term availability.
Co-Production
Data producers, technical staff, and decision makers collaborate to ensure outputs are accessible and actionable.