Daily Archives: September 11, 2010

Brilliant goal by Scott Parker though.

The amazing amount of press coverage for one large iceberg this summer was indicative of how poorly educated the public is.

The modified NSIDC  image above shows the maximum possible amount of multi-year ice (MYI) we could have in spring 2011. It assumes that all of the 2+ year old ice from the end of July remained intact.

2007 was the summer of the record low ice extent. It also was the summer of …

The image above is an overlay of NSIDC’s end of July ice age map on their most recent extent map.

I took the UIUC polar ice area daily data since 2000, and calculated 60 day running means for the anomalies. In the graph above, the Arctic data is shifted horizontally to the right by six months (to normalise seasons) and … Continue reading →

Web Of Trust (WOT) is an Internet service which provides people useful information about dishonest vendors. Users install a plugin to their browser, and a window will pop up if they go to a site with a bad reputation for … Continue reading →