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Student Spotlight: With the greatest of ease, Gracie White flies through the air

By Guest PostDecember 19, 2014Education, Generalachim zeileis, addictive disorders, blitz, China, donner, georg mayr, gewitter, lisa miller, lyra, marc potenza, markus fruehmann, mongolia, performance, russia, thorsten simon, vertikalgeschwindigkeit der luftstroemungen, yale junior

Yale junior Gracie White starts to feel a little bit ungrounded when she’s not spent much time up in the air. (more…)

Running geese give insight into low oxygen tolerance

By Guest PostApril 20, 2014Natureabigail sellen, antonio criminisi, assess ms, bangor university, bar headed goose, bbsrc, cecily morrison, China, goneplax rhomboides, himalayas, ingrid kroencke, mongolia, mount everest, novartis, peter kontschieder, trapezkrabbe, university of exeter

A new study into how the world’s highest flying bird, the bar-headed goose, is able to survive at extreme altitudes may have future implications for low oxygen medical conditions in humans. (more…)

IBM Big Data Technology Helps South Korea’s Meteorological Administration Increase Accuracy of Weather Forecasting

By Guest PostFebruary 27, 2013Technologyaircraft, balloons, barometric pressure readings, big data, cheollian, data per second, data storage system, environmental conditions, environmental problems, gigabytes, gpfs, gyoung hyun lee, high capacity data, historical data, hwangsa, ibm, ibm korea, images, jung uk tak, kma, meteorological administration, meteorological data, meteorological satellite, mongolia, natural disasters, nmsc, northern china, observations from satellites, petabytes, predictive environmental forecasting, real time analysis, sand storms, ships, south korea, spring season, technologies on earth, temperature, terabytes, trajectory, typhoon, wind speeds

South Korea’s most powerful data storage system helps tackle weather’s data deluge

Seoul, SOUTH KOREA – 27 Feb 2013: South Korea’s Meteorological Administration (KMA) and IBM today announced a project to help KMA and its affiliate, the National Meteorological Satellite Center (NMSC), tackle Big Data for better, more accurate and predictive environmental forecasting.

As South Korea’s national meteorological organization, KMA’s mission is to protect citizens’ lives and property from natural disasters and support economic activities sensitive to environmental conditions. (more…)

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Student Spotlight: With the greatest of ease, Gracie White flies through the air

Running geese give insight into low oxygen tolerance

IBM Big Data Technology Helps South Korea’s Meteorological Administration Increase Accuracy of Weather Forecasting