Living on the Real World

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Weather drones serve as flying test beds for new sensors

August 5, 2013

The latest in George Leopold’s guest series on the use of drone aircraft for Earth observations, science, and services… NASA...

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A new AMS policy statement on space weather.

August 3, 2013

In July, the American Meteorological Society’s Council adopted a new policy statement on space weather. It’s worth a read in...

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Building the legitimacy of ensemble” approaches to policy formulation.

July 26, 2013

Tuesday’s post made a case for what might be called “ensemble” approaches to policy formulation. The idea is borrowed from...

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Further reflection on projected economic consequences of Arctic methane release

July 25, 2013

George Leopold’s guest post on this topic builds on a paper by Whiteman, Hope and Wadhams, published online yesterday. Their...

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Avoiding a ‘methane pulse’ in the Arctic

July 25, 2013

Another guest post from George Leopold: An increasingly likely “methane pulse” that would result from the warming of Arctic permafrost...

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“Ensemble” approaches work for weather forecasting. Why not for policy formulation?

July 23, 2013

This graphic, from Mike Smith’s blog, may look like a jumble to you. But to meteorologists, it’s a thing of...

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Notes from the 2013 International Hazard Mitigation Practitioners Symposium

July 19, 2013

One appealing and substantively important feature of the annual Hazards Research and Applications Workshops is the co-mingling of researchers and...

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More from the 2013 Hazards Workshop

July 16, 2013

The stream of consciousness flowing through Monday’s sessions… (Don’t you wish you’d said it?) From John Plodinec, in an early...

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Stream-of-consciousness impressions from the 2013 Hazards Workshop

July 15, 2013

Our nation owes much of its thinking on natural hazards and their risk management to a handful of hazards research...

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Climate vs. weather prediction? Really?

July 12, 2013

“A government that robs Peter to pay Paul can always count on the support of Paul” – George Bernard Shaw...

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