Assume a nonlinear dynamical system depending on some control parameters.
Assume you want to study if the system is critically slowing down or undergoing some critical transition in general.
Besides studying how autocorrelation at lag 1 and first (two) moments change over time, what would you study? Can you point to papers related to early warning signals?
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I'm informed it's the done thing to have an #introductions post on Mastodon.
I've been on Twitter (https://twitter.com/urban_formation) for over a decade, where I've had some amazing conversations ranging from urbanism, mapping, to baking and books with some wonderful people.
For now I'll be cross-posting, testing out these hopefully less polluted waters, to see how it goes.
Thanks to @kerstinsailer for leading the way over here.
Biden administration to urge Americans get new COVID-19 boosters | Reuters
>The Biden administration plans to urge all Americans to get a booster shot for the coronavirus this autumn to counter a new wave of infections, a White House official said on Sunday
>The official said that while the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are reporting an increase in infections and hospital admissions from the virus, overall levels remain low
https://www.reuters.com/world/us/biden-administration-urge-americans-get-new-covid-19-boosters-2023-08-20/ #covid #covid19 #vaccination #US
I shared this privately before, but I just got the okay to share it in public. The Bluegrass Archive is online with a website and everything. This is a MASSIVE trove of legal live #bluegrass recordings from earliest days right up to now, which you can download and listen to for free. It is one of the greatest achievements of the fan-driven #music archiving community I've ever seen. I contributed a small number of filesets out of the thousands here. #music
@mcnees
A few pics of the making of the Golden Record.
https://voyager.jpl.nasa.gov/golden-record/making-of-the-golden-record/
#Voyager
#Cyberattack knocks 10 big telescopes offline since early this month. NSF-funded facilities in Hawaii & Chile affected.
@alexwild The American Museum of Natural History 🦕
In 2001, I got to work there as an REU (Research Experiences for Undergraduates). Best. Job. Ever.
I’d arrive before the museum opened & walk through the still dark exhibits. One night, my cohort slept over (before Night at the Museum was a thing).
For me, AMNH will always be a magical place.
Late last week, MSN.com's Microsoft Travel section posted an AI-generated article about the "cannot miss" attractions of Ottawa that includes the Ottawa Food Bank, a real charitable organization that feeds struggling families. In its recommendation text, Microsoft's AI model wrote, "Consider going into it on an empty stomach."
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and the #Fediverse is an act of rebellion in itself.
By being here,
you are contributing to grow an alternative system that is led by the people and for the people, not for profits.
By being here,
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Pronounce
Bonus panel here: http://smbc-comics.com/comic/pronounce
#smbc #hiveworks #comics #linguistics
It's possible I'm just conflating the liquid precipitation forecast tool with the winter precipitation forecast tool.
The latter does have an interactive zoom feature. On the other hand, it's hard to see why you'd have a zoom for one and not the other.
One of the #NWS products I think is really helpful is their probabilistic quantitative precipitation forecast, which allows you to see precipitation by percentile or a map of the cumulative probability that precipitation will be more than a certain amount.
https://www.wpc.ncep.noaa.gov/pqpf/conus_hpc_pqpf.php
While this probably isn't too accessible to the general public, to me if often relates much more directly to what I want to know. The only problem is that it only seems to show a national-level map, whereas usually I'm only interested in a small area. I could have sworn there was a version with interactive zoom, but now I can't find it for the life of me.
Russia's first lunar mission in 47 years smashes into the moon in failure
🔗 https://www.reuters.com/business/aerospace-defense/russias-moon-mission-falters-after-problem-entering-pre-landing-orbit-2023-08-20/
#space
“Granularity walkers for textual descriptions” https://www.peterkrautzberger.org/0219/
The #fediverse has our back. Here are just a few of our favorite newsrooms that are reimagining the future of #journalism:
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@FAIR
@grist
Theoretical physicist by training (PhD in quantum open systems/quantum information), University lecturer for a bit, and currently paying the bills as an engineer working in optical communication (implementation) and quantum communication (concepts), though still pursuing a little science on the side. I'm interested in physics and math, of course, but I enjoy learning about really any area of science, philosophy, and many other academic areas as well. My biggest other interest is hiking and generally being out in nature.