Drought API is a subset of natural disaster data that provides access to real-time and historical drought data.
The drought API supports various data formats, including JSON, Excel, CSV, Parquet, and XML, to meet user needs.
Drought API includes response parameters such as location, date, drought indices, precipitation data, and soil moisture levels.
Yes, the drought API provides global coverage. It offers hyper-local data from over 150 countries and continues to expand its coverage.
Ambee collects data from multiple trusted sources, including global seismic monitoring networks such as GDACS, USGS, NOAA, NASA, and COPERNICUS, to ensure maximum accuracy.
Ambee collects data from various sources, such as satellite imagery, on-ground sensors, and proprietary models. Our data undergo extensive testing and validation to ensure it meets industry standards for quality and efficiency.
The drought data is updated in near real-time as new events occur, and monitoring agencies update forecasts. Each source updates individually; the best case is six hours.
Businesses can utilize Ambee’s drought data for risk assessment, water management, early warning systems, and regulatory compliance.
Yes, Ambee offers global access to its drought data.
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