iRON a project of AGCI
The Interactive Roaring Fork Observation Network (iRON) is an AGCI project to collect and share data on climate and environmental conditions in the Roaring Fork Valley. The website features live and archived data from AGCI’s network of soil moisture sensors. The site also includes links to further information about the field stations, links for other environmental data from the Roaring Fork Valley, and a blog on weather and soil observations in the valley.
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General Data Resources for the Roaring Fork Valley
The Roaring Fork Observation Network Stations
Data Dashboard In addition to links to data collected by other entities, the iRON hosts data collections from AGCI's own soil moisture network. Live data is data gathered from AGCI's soil and climate monitoring stations.Stream, River, Soil Moisture, and Snow Data
ACES Stream Data
Colorado River Watch
NRCS SNOTEL Data (Snow)
Ruedi Water and Power Authority
Roaring Fork Conservancy
USGS Stream Data
International Soil Moisture Data (ISMN)
Atmosphere, Weather, and Climate
City of Aspen Air Quality Data
Garfield County Air Quality Data
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
National Climate Assessment
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
NCDC Garfield County Weather Stations Data
NASA Earth Data
NCDC Pitkin County Weather Stations Data
NCDC Eagle County Weather Stations Data
Rocky Mountain Biological Lab, Weather Data
Forest and Ecological Information
Forest Health Index
NASA Earth Data
National Report on Sustainable Forests
The Long Term Ecological Monitoring Network
White River National Forest
Population, Energy, Economy, and Culture
Aspen Historical Society
Aspen Ute Foundation
CDOT Traffic Data
Global Economy.com
Holy Cross Energy
US Census Data, Pitkin County
US Census Data, Town of Basalt
US Census Data, Town of Carbondale
US Census Data, City of Glenwood Springs
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