Dekadal (10-day) 24h maximum temperature and reference evapotranspiration aggregated by WFP from ECMWF/C3S's AgERA5 (Agrometeorological indicators from 1979 to present derived from reanalysis), with rolling 1-12 dekad windows, 1979-present, global, 0.1°, as COG.
Dekad (10-day) aggregations of 24h maximum air temperature (t2mx24h) and reference evapotranspiration (et0), derived from the daily AgERA5 dataset. Each variable comes as a single-dekad value plus rolling multi-dekad windows (temperature: 1, 3 and 6 dekads and a 2-month window; ET0: 1 to 6 dekads), and both have a 12-dekad (annual) rolling window.
For methodology and caveats, see the source AgERA5 dataset page and its Product User Guide and Specification.
collection.geoparquet is a stac-geoparquet export of the collection's Items, one row per item with its geometry and asset hrefs.README.md is this file.v0/<year>/<month>/ holds one COG per variable and dekad, named wld<var><YYYYMM>d<N>.tif. <var> is the asset key (e.g. et0, ktm) and d<N> is the dekad of the month (1 to 3).Browse or download with the AWS CLI:
The Copernicus Climate Change Service distributes AgERA5 under CC-BY-4.0. When using these data, cite the source dataset (doi:10.24381/cds.6c68c9bb) and acknowledge the Copernicus Climate Change Service.
This dataset was prepared and published through the WFP Humanitarian Data Cube (HDC).
It is also served live from the HDC STAC API:
agera5_dekad.
For questions, corrections, or data requests, contact hq.geospatial@wfp.org.