Apologies for my silence recently – I just finished writing some final exams that I missed for the AGU conference, so I’ve been studying hard ever since Boxing Day. I am working on a larger piece about climate models: an introduction to how they work and why they are useful. That will take about a [...]
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Self-Taught Climate Science
Posted in Musings, tagged climate change, david archer, fortran, global warming, programming, python, ray pierrehumbert, science on March 4, 2011 | 32 Comments »
If you haven’t already guessed, I am a real math and science geek (and rapidly becoming a computer programming geek as well). So, when I got my first taste of quantitative climate analysis from Dana’s articles over at Skeptical Science, I was really interested. It will be a while before my education takes me in [...]
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