The Global Land and Marine Observations Database provides integrated global land and marine surface meteorological holdings from multiple sources. Various meteorological parameters are served together through a single interface in support of the Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S). The data ranges from sub-daily to monthly in frequency and is global in coverage.
This Data Deposit Service allows data providers from anywhere in the world to contribute to our database.
For further information, please contact Simon Noone.
The Data Rescue service is a partner project designed to facilitate and coordinate the rescue of weather and climate data from around the world. The service runs an online user-based system that provides access to information on past, current and planned data rescue projects, as well as tools and guidance to facilitate each stage of the data rescue process.
This is for data not digitised/transcribed yet and still in image format or digitisation still in progress.
You can check the existing datasets at the inventories page. Here you can see what datasets have already been added, the variables provided and time periods, etc.
If you wish to upload a digitized dataset then please login or register here, then select New collection. Instructions on how to register and upload can be found here.
The current public data release consists of 34,729 unique sub-daily stations, an increase of 5344 unique sub-daily stations over the prior data release (r7) in November 2024. The total number of unique rows of sub-daily observations in r8.1 (the third public release) is 18 billion, representing an increase of 3 billion rows compared to r7 (the second public release).
For the current sub-daily data release the USAF reissued holdings were merged with other sub-daily sources of better provenance. These other sub-daily data that are included in the current data merge come from the following sources:
