Argo- og GODAE-projekterne

Undskyld, hvis dette er almindelig viden, og i alle i forvejen kendte til ovenstående videnskabelige projekter

3) Click on the following link: http://argo.jcommops.org/argo.kml
Argo lægger sig i folderen "Midlertidige steder"

Kosmos skrev:
- det er nyt for mig (koblingen til GoogleEarth, altså), og jeg synes, det lyder spændende; men jeg kan bare ikke hitte ud af det!

Ja, jeg prøvede også at putte linket ind i det søgefelt, og det duede ikke.
Derefter - så vidt jeg husker - dobbeltklikkede jeg bare på linket;
http://argo.jcommops.org/argo.kml
på Argo's hjemmeside, og så...

Eyvind Dk skrev:
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http://argo.jcommops.org/argo.kml
Hvis du har Google Earth installeret så bare dobbeltklik på det her link, og svar "OPEN" !!! ;-)

IMPONERENDE!
Man kan gå ind på hver eneste af de mere end 3500 aktive flydebøjer og se, hvor den blev søsat samt tid og sted for hver af dens rapporter. Det gælder forøvrigt også alle de inaktive (døde) f.eks deres sidste aktive position.
Jeg tror faktisk, vi kan trække akkurat de samme oplysninger ud, som forskerne kan!

Hvis nogen finder sjove eller interessante historier, så er i velkommen til at give et praj!

Boe Carslund-Sørensen skrev:
Eyvind
Jeg tror, at du tager meget fejl, hvis du tror, at du kan trække de samme oplysninger ud, som forskerne kan. Jeg tror ikke, at du eller andre udenforstående kan få adgang til, hvordan måleudstyret er kalibreret - du kan nok godt trække de samme data ud, men du vil nok mangle grundlaget for at kunne analysere dem.

The data are monitored by the Argo Information Centre in Toulouse and then received by national data centers (DACs). At the DACs, they are subjected to initial scrutiny where erroneous data are flagged and/or corrected and the data are passed to Argo's two Global Data Assembly Centers (GDACS) in Brest, France and Monterey, California. The GDACs are the first stage at which the freely available data can be obtained via the internet. The GDACs synchronize their data holdings to ensure consistent data is available on both sites. The data reach operational ocean and climate forecast/analysis centers via the Global Telecommunications System (GTS).

Jeg tror, at du tager meget fejl, hvis du tror, at du kan trække de samme oplysninger ud, som forskerne kan

Josh Willis fra NASAs Jet Propulsion Laboratory har tidligere rapporteret at Argo systemet ikke har vist nogen havopvarmning siden det startede i 2003. "There has been a very slight cooling, but not anything really significant," har Willis udtalt. [5]
Men efter at målefejl er blevet fjernet fra måledataene, viser det sig at verdenshavene faktisk er blevet varmere siden 2003...

When they were first deployed in 2003, the Argos were hailed for their ability to collect information on ocean conditions more precisely, at more places and greater depths and in more conditions than ever before. No longer would scientists have to rely on measurements mostly at the surface from older scientific buoys or inconsistent shipboard monitors.

So why are some scientists now beginning to question the buoys' findings? Because in five years, the little blighters have failed to detect any global warming. They are not reinforcing the scientific orthodoxy of the day, namely that man is causing the planet to warm dangerously. They are not proving the predetermined conclusions of their human masters. Therefore they, and not their masters' hypotheses, must be wrong.

In fact, "there has been a very slight cooling," according to a U.S. National Public Radio (NPR) interview with Josh Willis at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, a scientist who keeps close watch on the Argo findings.

Dr. Willis insisted the temperature drop was "not anything really significant." And I trust he's right. But can anyone imagine NASA or the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) or the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change -- the UN's climate experts -- shrugging off even a "very slight" warming.