<p>We used this site in one of the projects I did in a geoscience class. <a href="https://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/data-access" rel="nofollow noreferrer">https://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/data-access</a> The current site lists that there is a problem accessing information, but from what I recall the information can be obtained from any weather station across the globe under your parameters, and is compiled in a Microsoft Xcel spreadsheet that was easy to convert to ArcGIS, so would most likely be compatible in open-sourced ones if that is what you are using. Hope this helps.</p>

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<p>I want to do a project with very high resolution temperature data from a city (any city) with very high resolution (&lt;10 m), in an attempt to create an animated 3D microclimate map for that city.</p>
<p>The data would probably have to be raster data and it should be a time series of any kind (could be hourly but could also daily, the goal here is to test the 3D animated presentation). Where could I get such data?</p>

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Where do I get hourly temperature data for cities with a high resolution?
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# Where do I get hourly temperature data for cities with a high resolution?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2020-11-25)

I want to do a project with very high resolution temperature data from a city (any city) with very high resolution (<10 m), in an attempt to create an animated 3D microclimate map for that city.

The data would probably have to be raster data and it should be a time series of any kind (could be hourly but could also daily, the goal here is to test the 3D animated presentation). Where could I get such data?

**Tags:** temperature, open-data, urban-climate


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### Answer by username_1 on 2020-12-01. Score: 1

We used this site in one of the projects I did in a geoscience class. <https://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/data-access> The current site lists that there is a problem accessing information, but from what I recall the information can be obtained from any weather station across the globe under your parameters, and is compiled in a Microsoft Xcel spreadsheet that was easy to convert to ArcGIS, so would most likely be compatible in open-sourced ones if that is what you are using. Hope this helps.


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