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25.1.2025 16:00Comment on Just one thing… by Meike FienitzSome reflections on surviving in science and getting this far...
25.1.2025 06:38Just one thing…At this time of year, posts making bold statements about what happened last year and what we plan to do this year start to become prominent. The last few years I have spent a few hours in the first week of January reviewing what worked, what was fun and what was cool, what was awful and what definitely was a waste of time. I'm not honestly sure that any of this is of interest to anyone except me, so read on, but you have been warned...
17.1.2025 11:29Looking backwards…We have a new paper just out this week on Greenland ice sheet projections of melt and runoff. "With identical forcing, Greenland Ice Sheet surface mass balance from 3 regional climate models shows a two-fold difference by 2100" In this post I go into some of the detail on why we think that is and what we can do about it...
22.11.2024 23:41Small differences that make a really big difference.Yesterday in 30 Day Map Challenge I rather hurriedly made a map showing the density of street trees in Copenhagen shown as hexagons. However, there is a big gap in the overall map, because the dataset I used only covered Copenhagen Kommune (local authority) area and Frederiksberg is a separate local authority area where I … Continue reading The curious case of the moving trees…
5.11.2024 08:18The curious case of the moving trees…The personal finance community have an important concept of “paying yourself first”*, by which they mean, that when your salary or other form of payment comes in, the first thing you should do is put a given percentage, 10% is commonly used, into a savings account. Only then should you consider spending the rest of … Continue reading Paying yourself first..
2.11.2024 17:19Paying yourself first..A lot of the climate science community seem to have moved over to Blue Sky from X. I wrote this piece in response to an interesting thread on BSky about operationalising climate models - the Climate Atlas isn't very well known outside Denmark, but it provides a very solid and easy to access source of good quality local climate information in Denmark. This post is an attempt to describe it for an international audience. I hope my colleague, especially Klima Atlas supremo Mark Payne, don't mind - any errors are of course mine...
6.9.2024 14:35A Climate Atlas is discovered..Way back in early April, I and colleagues deployed some instruments on the sea ice in front of a number of glaciers in Northern Greenland. Now the ice is starting to fragment, it's time to work out when and how we're going to get them back..
8.7.2024 18:28Breaking up is hard to do…Icebergs in Ilulissat drift around the bay, sometimes fast, sometimes slow, sometimes they don't move at all. They are drenched in the beautiful but sometimes stark light of the polar day. It's scientifically interesting to watch them and speculate on their past trajectory and their likely future. It's also extremely beautiful.
27.5.2024 16:14Icebergs of IlulissatWe're looking for a student assistant to work on a very exciting project with ESA satellite data and output fromthe latest generation of regional climate models.
23.4.2024 19:21Student in Denmark and looking for a job?I’m lifting my head from the semi-organised chaos that is my office, my home office, our family basement and the office workshop to write a quick post. This might be for reasons of despairing procrastination. The reason for the chaos is that fieldwork season has come round again and on Friday I and my DMI … Continue reading Heading North again…
3.4.2024 15:44Heading North again…