Old Weather Forum

Yay! Very cool about the Bear!!

Okay - I'm hiding behind the sofa - bring on the scary stories!

Rival weather project in the Zooniverse - Weather at Sea - viewtopic.php?p=16236#p16236

Ah - not that scary - it's got Ed Hawkins (Ben Nevis weather if you recall that, and many others) and Kevin on the team

It uses Talk, so it isn't a rival

Had a look at the project.
They could have taken a leaf out of our data entry method, not impressed with there method.
Your stuck with me for OW

pommystuart wrote: ↑Tue Oct 26, 2021 8:03 pm Your stuck with me for OW

Good!

Randi wrote: ↑Tue Oct 26, 2021 8:10 pm

pommystuart wrote: ↑Tue Oct 26, 2021 8:03 pm Your stuck with me for OW

Good!

And that's a firm Good! from me too!

An interesting visual description of what could happen if we do not keep Climate Change in check.

https://cosmosmagazine.com/earth/climat ... m-palace/?

As for you sticking with OW... Great news! You are more reliable at getting things done then the politicians are.

After finishing the voyage for Chelan, 1929, I thought it would be a good time to get an idea of what we have done with the the Old Weather project:

• 102 Files with Weather data: 607,000 lines of data;
• 51 Files with Ice but no weather data: 170,000 lines of data; and,
• 13 Files with only position data: with 53,000 lines of data.

The total: 830,00 lines of data in 166 files!

I think we should take a moment to pat ourselves on the back.

...and a jolly big round of applause!

That's a lot of data!

The doctoral students in my department at work have set up an amazing map. Stuart - could you get Australia off the starting blocks perhaps? feel free to have your say.

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From the project, and the planet, thank you!

Two recent articles to make you depressed...

Andrew Weaver's 1.5 Degree Reality Check

Arctic ground ‘literally collapsing’ amid abrupt thaw

There are some advantages to being old

I know, I try not to think about our children or grandchildren.