By: tamino
Do you know of any sources for data on permafrost? I’d like to post about it, but it would greatly help to have some actual data.
View ArticleBy: climatesight
Point 9 was a reference to a PhD defense that I attended. The results of permafrost experiments on the UVic model are unpublished as of yet, but the student frequently mentioned the <a...
View ArticleBy: gws
Maybe this one helps to put this into context: http://arcticclimateemergency.com/ Always nice to see some post not directly as reaction to the daily news cycle. In this case, on top of that helpful to...
View ArticleBy: Peter G.
At NASA we’re finally gearing up to apply remote sensing, modeling, and in situ observations to permafrost thaw on a really big scale. http://cce.nasa.gov/terrestrial_ecology/scoping.html#above
View ArticleBy: Chris G
“(last week, the act of declaring a variable altered every single metric of the model output)” Most likely you have a out-of-bounds memory block read or write that has more or less impact depending on...
View ArticleBy: Chris G
I’ve worked on these where a non-debug build reproduced the problem and a debug build did not. That can be a major pain.
View ArticleBy: Nathan Urban
Chris: Also known as a <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heisenbug" rel="nofollow">Heisenbug</a>.
View ArticleBy: Tokodave
Natural Resources Canada has some recent work on it. Try these: Natural Resources Canada (NRCAN), 2008. From Impacts to Adaption: Canada in a Changing Climate 2007. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Government...
View ArticleBy: Byron Smith
I’m a little late to this party. “The permafrost is in big trouble, and scientists are remarkably calm about it.” I assume the point of this comment is to say that Kate is feeling less calm than most...
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