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In this repo, you'll learn how to use NASA's temperature anomaly data to create detailed maps in R. We'll cover how to reproject the data into different map projections, including Robinson and Orthographic, and how to visualize it using ggplot2. This guide is perfect for anyone interested in climate data or mapping in R.

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Temperature anomaly maps with NASA data

In this repo, you'll learn how to use NASA's temperature anomaly data to create detailed maps in R. We'll cover how to reproject the data into different map projections, including Robinson and Orthographic, and how to visualize it using ggplot2. This guide is perfect for anyone interested in climate data or mapping in R.

You will learn how to create monthly anomaly temperature maps:

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But also to calculate and map yearly temperature anomaly:

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Finally, you will be able to implement the orthographic projection and give a 3D look to your map:

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In this repo, you'll learn how to use NASA's temperature anomaly data to create detailed maps in R. We'll cover how to reproject the data into different map projections, including Robinson and Orthographic, and how to visualize it using ggplot2. This guide is perfect for anyone interested in climate data or mapping in R.

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