Year: 2021
I recently posted a blog post to IAGA, and I thought it would make sense to post it here as well. Got some wonderful feedback on the context image (featured), though it was the NOAA who provided it! Aurora events on 3rd and 4th November 2021: A summary People up and down the United […]
Hi. Currently on week 3 of training. What have I done so far? Well, I just did a classification on some satellite data, and it looked pretty cool, so that’s something. I started with a map of Europe (thank you Google Earth Pro!) and classified it into 5 classes (deep water, water, forest, […]
I have done an RMS graph in a similar fashion to the graph I did last week, and I have come up with the following plot. It looks a lot more promising for the ARIMA forecast compared to the previous plot. I included 3 datasets this time (from 2014, 2015 and 2016). It is clear […]
I am now two weeks in to this project, and I am starting my first steps into the deep pond that is Space Weather. What did I do this week? I managed to get a python project going, which is not a bad start. I used some ap index predictions in order to assess the […]
I have just started a new project Hello, dear reader, and welcome to my blog. I will attempt in this blog, to try to adopt the levity of the blog of Scott Aaronson (available at https://www.scottaaronson.com/blog/), one of my previous professors, who famously stated the words: “If P = NP, then the world would be a profoundly different […]
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