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  1. On Tuesday 12/05 and Wednesday 13/05 our Steering group has gather in @meteofrance #Lannion.

    Representatives from @eumetsat @meteofrance , #DMI , @knmi , #MetNorway
    and
    @ifremer_fr came together to discuss the project progress.

  2. On Tuesday 12/05 and Wednesday 13/05 our Steering group has gather in @meteofrance #Lannion.

    Representatives from @eumetsat @meteofrance , #DMI , @knmi , #MetNorway
    and
    @ifremer_fr came together to discuss the project progress.

  3. On Tuesday 12/05 and Wednesday 13/05 our Steering group has gather in @meteofrance #Lannion.

    Representatives from @eumetsat @meteofrance , #DMI , @knmi , #MetNorway
    and
    @ifremer_fr came together to discuss the project progress.

  4. On Tuesday 12/05 and Wednesday 13/05 our Steering group has gather in @meteofrance #Lannion.

    Representatives from @eumetsat @meteofrance , #DMI , @knmi , #MetNorway
    and
    @ifremer_fr came together to discuss the project progress.

  5. On Tuesday 12/05 and Wednesday 13/05 our Steering group has gather in @meteofrance #Lannion.

    Representatives from @eumetsat @meteofrance , #DMI , @knmi , #MetNorway
    and
    @ifremer_fr came together to discuss the project progress.

  6. People keep saying #mastodon and the #fediverse are overrun by Linux loving vegan ikea sharks riding trains.

    And while that is maybe true, no-one ever seems to comment on how half of the weather & climate persons in the world seem to be on here as well.

    Which is nice.

    #KNMI #DMI #WEATHERPEOPLEOFTHEWORLD

  7. People keep saying #mastodon and the #fediverse are overrun by Linux loving vegan ikea sharks riding trains.

    And while that is maybe true, no-one ever seems to comment on how half of the weather & climate persons in the world seem to be on here as well.

    Which is nice.

    #KNMI #DMI #WEATHERPEOPLEOFTHEWORLD

  8. People keep saying #mastodon and the #fediverse are overrun by Linux loving vegan ikea sharks riding trains.

    And while that is maybe true, no-one ever seems to comment on how half of the weather & climate persons in the world seem to be on here as well.

    Which is nice.

    #KNMI #DMI #WEATHERPEOPLEOFTHEWORLD

  9. People keep saying #mastodon and the #fediverse are overrun by Linux loving vegan ikea sharks riding trains.

    And while that is maybe true, no-one ever seems to comment on how half of the weather & climate persons in the world seem to be on here as well.

    Which is nice.

    #KNMI #DMI #WEATHERPEOPLEOFTHEWORLD

  10. People keep saying #mastodon and the #fediverse are overrun by Linux loving vegan ikea sharks riding trains.

    And while that is maybe true, no-one ever seems to comment on how half of the weather & climate persons in the world seem to be on here as well.

    Which is nice.

    #KNMI #DMI #WEATHERPEOPLEOFTHEWORLD

  11. #PCI#DMI から吐く #チップセット は無理にしても、 #Intel #N100 などを搭載した #JETWAY ATOM-GM1-330のような #マザーボード は出ないんですかね?

  12. #PCI#DMI から吐く #チップセット は無理にしても、 #Intel #N100 などを搭載した #JETWAY ATOM-GM1-330のような #マザーボード は出ないんですかね?

  13. #Intel #N100 の方が #SandyBridge より低消費電力で速いと言いますが、 #DMI から #PCI を吐く #チップセット が存在しないし、ましてや #PCIe のカードもいい感じに増設できない以上特殊用途として壊れるまで生き残ってしまうのでは?と思う。 #モニタ 1枚と #HID の一揃えが繋がればいい #PC と違って

  14. #Intel #N100 の方が #SandyBridge より低消費電力で速いと言いますが、 #DMI から #PCI を吐く #チップセット が存在しないし、ましてや #PCIe のカードもいい感じに増設できない以上特殊用途として壊れるまで生き残ってしまうのでは?と思う。 #モニタ 1枚と #HID の一揃えが繋がればいい #PC と違って

  15. Honorarily Professing

    Most people outside of Denmark know about hygge these days, but the term janteloven is less familiar. For British readers the most appropriate translation would be tall poppy syndrome.

    Anyway, I’ve hesitated a bit to write this post a bit, but at the same time I am delighted and proud and actually a bit surprised to have been awarded an honorary Professorship at Aarhus University.

    As a first generation academic, I didn’t know what a PhD was when I started university, so it feels like a big thing and a bit unreal. My employers at DMI have announced it (with a truly terrible fieldwork photo of me looking very windswept), so it must be true now I guess?!

    My very kind and extremely smart former boss at DMI, Professor Peter Langen, now leads the Environmental Science Department at Aarhus University (actually based at Risø near Roskilde and not in Aarhus). He put me and my amazing and very talented colleague Shuting Yang forward to the University for this honour earlier this year and we heard just before the summer break it had been accepted.

    It’s a purely honorary position, so I don’t get paid by the University, on the other hand it doesn’t come with any obligations either and it lasts for 5 years. I’m hopeful though that it will lead to new and exciting collaborations and maybe even new studentships and other programmes. I’ve always enjoyed working with students, so if you’re at Aarhus University and looking for a thesis supervisor working on polar climaet and ice sheets, give me a shout.

    I already co-supervise one PhD with the Environmental Science department and I’m extremely impressed with the calibre of research there. The universe moving, as it does, in mysterious ways, a few days ago we also got good news about Horizon Europe funding that will also facilitate closer working with AU so watch this space for more on that front.

    Now I guess it’s time to start thinking about an inaugural lecture or something and I’m looking forward to exploring the rather beautiful fjordside campus of Risø when I get chance.

    https://risoe.dk/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/header-image-scaled.jpg

    #climateChange #DMI #Science

  16. Honorarily Professing

    Most people outside of Denmark know about hygge these days, but the term janteloven is less familiar. For British readers the most appropriate translation would be tall poppy syndrome.

    Anyway, I’ve hesitated a bit to write this post a bit, but at the same time I am delighted and proud and actually a bit surprised to have been awarded an honorary Professorship at Aarhus University.

    As a first generation academic, I didn’t know what a PhD was when I started university, so it feels like a big thing and a bit unreal. My employers at DMI have announced it (with a truly terrible fieldwork photo of me looking very windswept), so it must be true now I guess?!

    My very kind and extremely smart former boss at DMI, Professor Peter Langen, now leads the Environmental Science Department at Aarhus University (actually based at Risø near Roskilde and not in Aarhus). He put me and my amazing and very talented colleague Shuting Yang forward to the University for this honour earlier this year and we heard just before the summer break it had been accepted.

    It’s a purely honorary position, so I don’t get paid by the University, on the other hand it doesn’t come with any obligations either and it lasts for 5 years. I’m hopeful though that it will lead to new and exciting collaborations and maybe even new studentships and other programmes. I’ve always enjoyed working with students, so if you’re at Aarhus University and looking for a thesis supervisor working on polar climaet and ice sheets, give me a shout.

    I already co-supervise one PhD with the Environmental Science department and I’m extremely impressed with the calibre of research there. The universe moving, as it does, in mysterious ways, a few days ago we also got good news about Horizon Europe funding that will also facilitate closer working with AU so watch this space for more on that front.

    Now I guess it’s time to start thinking about an inaugural lecture or something and I’m looking forward to exploring the rather beautiful fjordside campus of Risø when I get chance.

    https://risoe.dk/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/header-image-scaled.jpg

    #climateChange #DMI #Science

  17. Honorarily Professing

    Most people outside of Denmark know about hygge these days, but the term janteloven is less familiar. For British readers the most appropriate translation would be tall poppy syndrome.

    Anyway, I’ve hesitated a bit to write this post a bit, but at the same time I am delighted and proud and actually a bit surprised to have been awarded an honorary Professorship at Aarhus University.

    As a first generation academic, I didn’t know what a PhD was when I started university, so it feels like a big thing and a bit unreal. My employers at DMI have announced it (with a truly terrible fieldwork photo of me looking very windswept), so it must be true now I guess?!

    My very kind and extremely smart former boss at DMI, Professor Peter Langen, now leads the Environmental Science Department at Aarhus University (actually based at Risø near Roskilde and not in Aarhus). He put me and my amazing and very talented colleague Shuting Yang forward to the University for this honour earlier this year and we heard just before the summer break it had been accepted.

    It’s a purely honorary position, so I don’t get paid by the University, on the other hand it doesn’t come with any obligations either and it lasts for 5 years. I’m hopeful though that it will lead to new and exciting collaborations and maybe even new studentships and other programmes. I’ve always enjoyed working with students, so if you’re at Aarhus University and looking for a thesis supervisor working on polar climaet and ice sheets, give me a shout.

    I already co-supervise one PhD with the Environmental Science department and I’m extremely impressed with the calibre of research there. The universe moving, as it does, in mysterious ways, a few days ago we also got good news about Horizon Europe funding that will also facilitate closer working with AU so watch this space for more on that front.

    Now I guess it’s time to start thinking about an inaugural lecture or something and I’m looking forward to exploring the rather beautiful fjordside campus of Risø when I get chance.

    https://risoe.dk/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/header-image-scaled.jpg

    #climateChange #DMI #Science

  18. Honorarily Professing

    Most people outside of Denmark know about hygge these days, but the term janteloven is less familiar. For British readers the most appropriate translation would be tall poppy syndrome.

    Anyway, I’ve hesitated a bit to write this post a bit, but at the same time I am delighted and proud and actually a bit surprised to have been awarded an honorary Professorship at Aarhus University.

    As a first generation academic, I didn’t know what a PhD was when I started university, so it feels like a big thing and a bit unreal. My employers at DMI have announced it (with a truly terrible fieldwork photo of me looking very windswept), so it must be true now I guess?!

    My very kind and extremely smart former boss at DMI, Professor Peter Langen, now leads the Environmental Science Department at Aarhus University (actually based at Risø near Roskilde and not in Aarhus). He put me and my amazing and very talented colleague Shuting Yang forward to the University for this honour earlier this year and we heard just before the summer break it had been accepted.

    It’s a purely honorary position, so I don’t get paid by the University, on the other hand it doesn’t come with any obligations either and it lasts for 5 years. I’m hopeful though that it will lead to new and exciting collaborations and maybe even new studentships and other programmes. I’ve always enjoyed working with students, so if you’re at Aarhus University and looking for a thesis supervisor working on polar climaet and ice sheets, give me a shout.

    I already co-supervise one PhD with the Environmental Science department and I’m extremely impressed with the calibre of research there. The universe moving, as it does, in mysterious ways, a few days ago we also got good news about Horizon Europe funding that will also facilitate closer working with AU so watch this space for more on that front.

    Now I guess it’s time to start thinking about an inaugural lecture or something and I’m looking forward to exploring the rather beautiful fjordside campus of Risø when I get chance.

    https://risoe.dk/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/header-image-scaled.jpg

    #climateChange #DMI #Science

  19. Honorarily Professing

    Most people outside of Denmark know about hygge these days, but the term janteloven is less familiar. For British readers the most appropriate translation would be tall poppy syndrome.

    Anyway, I’ve hesitated a bit to write this post a bit, but at the same time I am delighted and proud and actually a bit surprised to have been awarded an honorary Professorship at Aarhus University.

    As a first generation academic, I didn’t know what a PhD was when I started university, so it feels like a big thing and a bit unreal. My employers at DMI have announced it (with a truly terrible fieldwork photo of me looking very windswept), so it must be true now I guess?!

    My very kind and extremely smart former boss at DMI, Professor Peter Langen, now leads the Environmental Science Department at Aarhus University (actually based at Risø near Roskilde and not in Aarhus). He put me and my amazing and very talented colleague Shuting Yang forward to the University for this honour earlier this year and we heard just before the summer break it had been accepted.

    It’s a purely honorary position, so I don’t get paid by the University, on the other hand it doesn’t come with any obligations either and it lasts for 5 years. I’m hopeful though that it will lead to new and exciting collaborations and maybe even new studentships and other programmes. I’ve always enjoyed working with students, so if you’re at Aarhus University and looking for a thesis supervisor working on polar climaet and ice sheets, give me a shout.

    I already co-supervise one PhD with the Environmental Science department and I’m extremely impressed with the calibre of research there. The universe moving, as it does, in mysterious ways, a few days ago we also got good news about Horizon Europe funding that will also facilitate closer working with AU so watch this space for more on that front.

    Now I guess it’s time to start thinking about an inaugural lecture or something and I’m looking forward to exploring the rather beautiful fjordside campus of Risø when I get chance.

    https://risoe.dk/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/header-image-scaled.jpg

    #climateChange #DMI #Science

  20. Go home #DMI You're drunk.
    I need the sun to shine to charge my new batteries...
    #PhotoVoltaic #LiFePo4 #Batteries faster (Still bringing in 2.8kW so not bad but I'm greedy and want the batteries balanced ASAP :)

  21. Go home #DMI You're drunk.
    I need the sun to shine to charge my new batteries...
    #PhotoVoltaic #LiFePo4 #Batteries faster (Still bringing in 2.8kW so not bad but I'm greedy and want the batteries balanced ASAP :)

  22. Go home #DMI You're drunk.
    I need the sun to shine to charge my new batteries...
    #PhotoVoltaic #LiFePo4 #Batteries faster (Still bringing in 2.8kW so not bad but I'm greedy and want the batteries balanced ASAP :)

  23. Go home #DMI You're drunk.
    I need the sun to shine to charge my new batteries...
    #PhotoVoltaic #LiFePo4 #Batteries faster (Still bringing in 2.8kW so not bad but I'm greedy and want the batteries balanced ASAP :)

  24. Go home #DMI You're drunk.
    I need the sun to shine to charge my new batteries...
    #PhotoVoltaic #LiFePo4 #Batteries faster (Still bringing in 2.8kW so not bad but I'm greedy and want the batteries balanced ASAP :)

  25. 🛰️ NEW SEA-ICE PRODUCT 🛰️
    Our #SeaIce team at #MetNorway and #DMI has been working hard to ensure you reliable and lasting access to sea ice concentration Climate Data Record.
    Today we release as demonstrational product of a new #AMSR-2 based Interim CDR (OSI-438)

    osi-saf.eumetsat.int/community

  26. 🛰️ NEW SEA-ICE PRODUCT 🛰️
    Our #SeaIce team at #MetNorway and #DMI has been working hard to ensure you reliable and lasting access to sea ice concentration Climate Data Record.
    Today we release as demonstrational product of a new #AMSR-2 based Interim CDR (OSI-438)

    osi-saf.eumetsat.int/community