COM-Funded Labs and Institutes (multi-year project investments over FY2017-2022)

The Climate Observations and Monitoring program funds organizations across the country (as seen above) to utilizeNOAA’s vast observational and paleoclimate datasets that are freely available. Projects develop data products valuable to understanding the earth’s climate system processes and would not be possible without extensive collaboration between Federal and extramural communities. The map above highlights the different universities, private institutes, co-operative institutions and government laboratories that have received direct Multi-year investments from competitions awarded in FY2017, FY2018, FY2020.

View previous focus areas and funded project abstracts:

• FY14 Extremes and Ocean Climate Indicators
• FY14 Paleoclimatology Proxy/Multi-proxy reconstructions and analyses
• FY17 Ocean Climate and Global Climate Indicators
• FY18 High Quality Datasets for Enhancing Predictions and Informing Stakeholders 
• FY20 Developing Terrestrial-, Marine-, and Ice-atmosphere Boundary Layer datasets
• FY21 Atmospheric impacts due to changes in Anthropogenic activity during the COVID-19 pandemic
• FY21 Innovative Ocean Dataset/Product Analysis and Development

Additional Links and Resources

COM Program Handbook for PIs (link coming soon)

Climate.gov and Covid: Environmental Data for Health

United States Global Change Research Program: Climate Change Indicators