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Posts
Most of my ramblings are now happening on the OGGM blog or on Twitter nowadays.
2020
2019
Bokeh viz: Glacier evolution in the Alps
A simple line plot can take some time
Temperature trends at glacier locations in ERA5
Glaciers tend to be found at locations warming faster than the rest of the world
Global 20th century temperatures as seen by the CERA-20C reanalysis and CRU
Can CERA-20C be used as forcing for OGGM?
Glaciology on the Cloud presentation at IUGG 2019
Speaking about computers more than glaciers
The Alpine Glaciology Meeting 2019
A short report
2018
Interactive Warming Stripes
Simple is beautiful
Glacier graphics for education and outreach
Simple graphics to explain complex things
Wet and dry spells in the Rio Santa Basin, Tropical Andes of Peru
Poster at EGU 2018
Map projections in WRF: it's easy to get it wrong
What is a datum shift again?
2017
Langenferner glacier field course
When meteorology students leave the classroom.
From Skaftafell to Hverfisfljót via Skeiðarárjökull
24 hours on a glacier and other adventures.
A new WGMS to RGI lookup table
The non-trivial problem of finding reference data for global glacier models.
HTML presentations with RISE and Reveal.js
or: yet another reason to use the jupyter notebook.
Revisiting the trendy triangles
with the false discovery rate.
2016
The Nobel Prize winner got it all wrong...
... according to today's standards.
What do students want?
Trying to get some information out of a student poll.
ITMIX Experiment 2016
Ice Thickness Models Intercomparison eXperiment, Phase 1.
And yet another py2 vs py3 post
The link between Legacy Python and polar bears.
Trendy triangles
On the use of triangle plots to analyse trends.