ClimateExplorer is an open-source project built on the .NET 10 and Blazor frameworks, allowing users to explore detailed climate data in their local areas as well as global warming trends.
Background
Climate change data is often scattered across complex scientific reports. ClimateExplorer aggregates indicators on greenhouse gases, sea-level rise, ocean temperatures, and melting ice into a user-friendly web interface. Users can view intuitive charts instead of having to process raw data tables from NOAA or WRI.
Why It Matters
The project is not just an information retrieval tool but also an exemplary case study for .NET developers looking to learn how to build modern web applications with Blazor. For the environmentally conscious community in Vietnam, this tool democratizes and simplifies access to climate data, actively supporting educational and community awareness activities.
Getting Started
To self-host the application, you need Visual Studio 2026 Community Edition. After cloning the repository from GitHub, open the solution file, set both the Web and WebApi projects as startup projects, and run them to launch both the user interface and the data-processing API system.