Apr 21, 2023 · DCAT, as it's called, is a web-based tool informed by volumes of data from global climate models, historical observations, and flood modeling that can help the department prepare for climate ...

The DCAT international version treats international locations (those outside the Contiguous U.S. (CONUS), Alaska and Hawaii) as a single region to enable comparison of climate exposure across all international installations, just as the CONUS-AK …

Apr 21, 2023 · DCAT, as it's called, is a web-based tool informed by volumes of data from global climate models, historical observations, and flood modeling that can help the department prepare for climate hazards at over 2,300 DOD locations around the world.

DCAT provides important information for understanding an installation’s vulnerability to climate-related hazards. Other crucial vulnerability considerations include validating...

In June 2020, IDA was selected as the FFRDC to certify that the new tool, DoD Climate Assessment Tool (DCAT), relies on the best publicly available science.

Apr 20, 2023 · Sharing a customized version of DCAT with allies enhances their climate resilience, promotes security cooperation and interoperability and strengthens U.S. national security. Today, the Pentagon...

Apr 22, 2021 · The DCAT helps to identify the climate hazards to which DOD installations are most exposed, a critical first step in addressing the potential physical harm, security impacts, and degradation in...

Feb 17, 2025 · Lotte New York Palace warmly welcomes guests of DCAT Week 2025 to join us from Sunday, March 16, 2025 – Friday, March 21, 2025. Guests of DCAT Week 2025 will receive a special rate for the following accommodations: $565 for a Cathedral View Guestroom.

Feb 20, 2025 · The DCAT Week program, Achieving Supply Chain Resiliency Amid Geopolitical Risk, will provide insights from an executive panel—from within and outside the industry—on best practices and lessons learned on how to prepare, monitor, and respond to potential or actual disruptions due to geopolitical events and other macro environmental factors ...

The DoD Climate Assessment Tool (DCAT) is an online tool available to DoD planners and installation managers for assessing the exposure of military sites to climate change. In DCAT, climate exposures are assessed across several hazard categories, including coastal flooding, riverine flooding, extreme temperature, drought, energy demand ...