PPT-K37: Climate Forcing and Climate Time Scales

The concept of climate forcing and some Basic understandings of Heat Temperature Feedbacks and physics time scales The Earth Climate System is Ultimately in Contact with Our Astronomical Surroundings. Tal Hassner. The Open University of Israel. CVPR’14 Tutorial on. Dense Image Correspondences for Computer Vision. Matching Pixels. Invariant detectors + robust descriptors + matching. In different views, scales, scenes, etc.. Nominal. classification. labels. mutually exclusive. exhaustive. different in kind, not degree. Scales of Measurement. Ordinal . rank ordering. numbers reflect “greater than”. only intraindividual hierarchies. Parker MacCready, January 2011. Reference: . Admiralty Manual of Tides. , . Doodson. & Warburg, 1941, His Majesty’s Stationery Office. Orbital Force Balance. Tides are forced by the sun and moon, with similar physics. The Moon’s forcing is about twice that of the sun.. Chapter 12. Learning Objectives. Understand…. . The nature of attitudes and their relationship to behavior. . The critical decisions involved in selecting an appropriate measurement scale.. The characteristics and use of rating, ranking, sorting, and other preference scales. . Mass Systems. Andrew Makepeace. Penn State Erie, The . Behrend. College. Advisor Dr. Joe . Previte. Forced Spring Mass System. m. y’’ + b y’ + k y = F(t). m. – mass. b. – friction constant. Feedbacks. . “Our understanding of the climate system is complicated by . feedbacks. that either . amplify. or . damp. perturbations…”. Feedbacks. . Describe the inter-related growth or decay of the components of a system.. Measurement. is the process of assigning numbers or labels to persons, objects or events in accordance with specific rules for representing quantities or qualities of attributes.. Rule. is a guide, method or command that tells a researcher what to do.. S&T Items 3100-1, 3200-5, and 3600-2. Submitted by. Ross Andersen, NY (retired). NCWM Certification Coordinator, and. Participant in 1990 decision. Revised Sept 8, 2017. View as a slide show to hear narration.. The New Frontier. Facilitators: Laura Woodham and Laura Sachs. Special Guest: Leesburg Elementary Learning Goals and Scales Writing Team. Heather Gelb, Sherry Jackson, Jessica Noblin, and Durenda McKinney. What is a scale?. Scale. There are two different meanings for the word scale. The size to which an object is drawn . An instrument with a system of ordered marks at fixed intervals used as reference standards in measurements. . What is a scale?. Scale. There are two different meanings for the word scale. The size to which an object is drawn . An instrument with a system of ordered marks at fixed intervals used as reference standards in measurements. . Chapter 3: Pitch Collections, Scales, and Major Keys By Sarah and Morgan Chromatic and Diatonic Chromatic scales are comprised of 12 tones that are all a half-step apart Diatonic scales are comprised of 7 tones with strategically whole and half-steps. (These are common major scales.) Day . 7. : 10-16-13. Climate Dynamics (PCC 587): Climate . Forcings. Outline of This Topic. Climate . forcings. Things that directly change global temperature. How to put different effects on the same ground. Elisabeth Andrews. CATCOS Workshop, June 2016. What is climate?. Climate is the average weather. The standard averaging time for climate is 30 years. “Weather is what you’re wearing, climate is what’s in your closet”.