Multi-source climate and disaster monitoring: GDACS live disaster alerts (every alert also preserved in the Disaster Alert Archive), NASA FIRMS active-fire detections (MODIS and VIIRS), Copernicus ERA5 temperature and precipitation anomalies against the 1991–2020 baseline, HDX HAPI rainfall observations, EC ASAP agricultural hotspot assessments and EM-DAT historical disaster events.
PRISM (2026). Climate & Disaster Monitoring. PRISM, Protection, Risk & Impact Severity Monitor. Version 5.0. Aggregated by PRISM; cite the originating source for the figures: GDACS, NASA FIRMS, Copernicus ERA5, OCHA HDX HAPI, EC JRC ASAP, CRED EM-DAT. Retrieved 2026-10-13, from https://www.prismonitor.eu/data/climate-disasters
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