SRID 4326 of two available SRIDs.. Wind resource polygon at 200 meter resolution for Mexico, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Belize, Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Ghana, China, Mongolia, Pakistan, Afghanistan, some parts of Russia, and some offshore resource availability for the countries above.

World Countries (Generalized) represents generalized boundaries for the countries of the world as they existed in January 2008.

SRID 900913 of two available coordinate systems. Developed by NREL and the U.S. Trade and Development Agency, this geographic toolkit that allows users to relate the renewable energy resource (solar and wind) data to other geographic data, such as land use, protected areas, elevation, etc. The GsT was completely redesigned and re-released in November 2010 to provide a more modern, easier-to-use interface with considerably faster analytical querying capabilities. The revised version of the Geospatial Toolkit for Turkey is available using the following link: http://www.nrel.gov/international/downloads/gst_turkey.exe units: kWh/m sq. per day, DNI 10km Resolution by GeoModelSource: GeoModelAccess shared data and shapefiles.

Primarily derived from World Data Bank 2 with numerous reservoir additions from other sources, primarily imagery. The diminishing areal extent of the Aral Sea and Lake Chad derives from recent satellite imagery. Ranked by relative importance, coordinating with river ranking. Includes name attributes. Natural Earth generated this data primarily using the CIA's World Databank 2 datasets which were completed in 1977.

SRID 4326 of two available coordinate systems. Solar GHI 10 km resolution by GeoModel for Turkey. Units: kWh/m sq. per day. Source: GeoModel

World Cities provides a base map layer of the cities for the world. The cities include national capitals, provincial capitals, major population centers, and landmark cities.

This map depicts model estimates of annual average global horizontal irradiance (GHI) at 10 km resolution based on hourly estimates of radiation over 10 years (2002-2011). The inputs are visible imagery from geostationary satellites, aerosol optical depth, water vapor, and ozone. Units: kWh/m sq. per day, Source: NREL

GeoTIFF of the Wind Power Class values for the continental United States. This map shows the annual average wind power estimates at a height of 50 meters. It is a combination of high resolution and low resolution datasets produced by NREL and other organizations. The data was screened to eliminate areas unlikely to be developed onshore due to land use or environmental issues. In many states, the wind resource on this map is visually enhanced to better show distribution on ridge crests and other features.

SRID 4326 of two available coordinate systems. Monthly global horizontal irradiance for Afghanistan, Bhutan, Central America, Cuba, India, Pakistan, and the United States. Cell size 10km x 10km. Units: kWh/m sq. per day Source: SUNY Albany

World Administrative Units represents the boundaries for the first-level administrative units of the world.