SimCLIM is a flexible climate modeling system that runs on a personal computer. It can be used to perturb climate data, examine current and future climate variability and impacts, create climate change scenarios, and conduct sensitivity analyses. Some advantages include its capacity for quick climate data perturbation and spatial/temporal analyses, ability to easily add user data, and support for multi-scale and interdisciplinary analyses. It also integrates well with GIS platforms and comes pre-loaded with US climate time series data. A client review found SimCLIM to be the only PC-based product with its functionality, easy to use, and providing seamless integration of tasks in climate impact projects.

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2. The SimCLIM Open Framework System http://www.climsystems.com/ A flexible, integrated modelling system for assessing climate change impacts and adaptation that runs on a personal computer

5. Multi-scale Open Framework System You can add your own data! http://www.climsystems.com/

6. Sample Interfaces/Outputs http://www.climsystems.com/ Texas: 2050 Precipitation scenario with county boundaries and major rivers displayed

7. Sample Interfaces/Outputs http://www.climsystems.com/ Northeast Texas (Roads and State Parks): Precipitation scenario for 2050 SimCLIM supports ensemble GCM development and interfaces with many commonly used GIS platforms

8. Sample Interfaces/Outputs http://www.climsystems.com/ SimCLIM for the USA comes preloaded with time series data. Data can be easily uploaded and ingested into SimCLIM USA from the Global Historical Climatology Network (GHCN)

11. http://www.climsystems.com/ CLIMsystems Ltd. P.O. Box 638 Waikato Mail Centre Hamilton New Zealand 3240 Phone +64-7-858-5626 Fax: +64-7-858-5689 Mobile: +64-27-316-9777 Email: [email_address] For a free demonstration version for the USA contact: