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Dec. 9th, 2004 05:38 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
krazykitkatTropical Cyclone Seasonal Forecasts for the Australian-Southwest Pacific Ocean Region Using a New Poisson Regression Model has been emailed to the editor in Melbourne.
We were originally writing it for the Experimental Long Lead Forecast Bulletin in the US. Then on Tuesday Neil said he wanted it to go into the Bulletin of the Australian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society as well.
Ran into problems with the spatial prediction, abandoned that this morning after my meltdown last night (if anyone's crazy and interested in the spatial prediction map: http://atmos.es.mq.edu.au/~katrina/clim04.jpg - there's a bias towards the SW evident in (c)). And we decided to just target BAMOS at this stage (hadn't heard back from ELLFB after I emailed several days ago).
Hopefully it will be okay to go into BAMOS (they're right on deadline). And depending what happens and if the model develops further, we'll target ELLFB next December.
I'm tired and emotionally off.
Need to get some Chrissie cards posted tomorrow.
We were originally writing it for the Experimental Long Lead Forecast Bulletin in the US. Then on Tuesday Neil said he wanted it to go into the Bulletin of the Australian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society as well.
Ran into problems with the spatial prediction, abandoned that this morning after my meltdown last night (if anyone's crazy and interested in the spatial prediction map: http://atmos.es.mq.edu.au/~katrina/clim04.jpg - there's a bias towards the SW evident in (c)). And we decided to just target BAMOS at this stage (hadn't heard back from ELLFB after I emailed several days ago).
Hopefully it will be okay to go into BAMOS (they're right on deadline). And depending what happens and if the model develops further, we'll target ELLFB next December.
I'm tired and emotionally off.
Need to get some Chrissie cards posted tomorrow.
