Weather

This dataset contains high-resolution solar and wind measurement data collected from the Feni region, Bangladesh, spanning from 2017 to 2019. Logged at a 1-minute interval, the dataset provides a comprehensive record of atmospheric and meteorological conditions, essential for renewable energy analysis, climatological studies, and resource assessment.

Accurately predicting spatially-continuous daily air temperature (Ta) is critical for agriculture, environmental management, and ecology. While meteorological stations provide precise Ta data, their spatial coverage is limited. Remotely-sensed Land Surface Temperature (LST), often fused with meteorological data, offers broader spatial coverage but struggles due to complex relationships between Ta and LST, influenced by factors like topography and human activities.

This dataset contains a collection of images documenting various natural disasters. The images are sourced from multiple events worldwide, capturing the impact, devastation, and aftermath of these disasters. Each image is labeled with relevant metadata, such as the type of disaster, location, and date of occurrence. The dataset is designed to support research and development in fields such as disaster management, image recognition, machine learning, and humanitarian aid.

This dataset includes 30 hyperspectral cloud images captured during the Summer and Fall of 2022 at Auburn University at Montgomery, Alabama, USA (Latitude N, Longitude W) using aResonon Pika XC2 Hyperspectral Imaging Camera. Utilizing the Spectronon software, the images were recorded with integration times between 9.0-12.0 ms, a frame rate of approximately 45 Hz, and a scan rate of 0.93 degrees per second. The images are calibrated to give spectral radiance in microflicks at 462 spectral bands in the 400 – 1000 nm wavelength region with a spectral resolution of 1.9 nm.