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GEOS-5 data (covering all Chem and Particulates layers) comes with the following disclaimer: Forecasts using the GEOS system are experimental and are produced for research purposes only. Use of these forecasts for purposes other than research is not recommended.
originally posted by: Phage
The data is not actually data at all. It comes from an atmospheric forecast model.
GEOS-5 data (covering all Chem and Particulates layers) comes with the following disclaimer: Forecasts using the GEOS system are experimental and are produced for research purposes only. Use of these forecasts for purposes other than research is not recommended.
earth.nullschool.net...-disclaimer
I provided you with the website. Feel free to explore.
So where does it get the data to forecast ?
I don't understand the question. It is a forecast model.
And why would it be forecasting the past ?
I don't understand your question.
Also how could I use it to watch a storm 2 months ago that hit the UK ?
Why not use the website? It can answer your questions better than I can.
I'm not saying you're incorrect, just looking for some elaboration on your comment.
It’s worth noting that no major US or Canadian geological organization has yet made any report on this particularly large CO spike. However, a piece of scientific research in Nature Asia, by K. S. Jayaraman notes that major CO and SO2 spikes may be an indication that future earthquake activity is on the way.
originally posted by: Darkblade71
A friend of mine on facebook posted something about this today along with an interesting link to a blog about the co2 emissions going up the west coast and a possible theory of it being am precursor to an EQ.
It's an interesting read.
Just a quote for part of it
It’s worth noting that no major US or Canadian geological organization has yet made any report on this particularly large CO spike. However, a piece of scientific research in Nature Asia, by K. S. Jayaraman notes that major CO and SO2 spikes may be an indication that future earthquake activity is on the way.
originally posted by: ThickAsABrick
In many ways I hope I'm wrong because I have family in the area and do wish the best for all people.