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Project: Spring Forecasting Experiment
Location: National Weather Center (Norman, Oklahoma)
Date: May 2023
Photographer: James Murnan (NOAA/NSSL)
Summary: The Spring Forecasting Experiment provides opportunities for forecasters to provide feedback to ensure that new guidance products and visualization approaches meet their needs. This is a unique opportunity to see and influence the future of NWS forecasting tools for high-impact weather.
* The experiment is directly aligned with NOAA FACETs and Warn-on Forecast (WoF) programs, including examination and evaluation of real-time forecasts from a prototype WoF ensemble system.
* Activities are formulated to provide evidence-based information on how best to design convection-allowing models and ensemble systems, which is accomplished through contributions to the Community-Leveraged Unified Ensemble (CLUE) by EMC, GSL, NCAR, NSSL, and GFDL.
* The SFE supports NOAA plans to develop a simplified, unified forecast system (UFS) centered on the FV3 dynamic core. A prototype FV3-based CAM system called the Rapid Refresh Forecast System (RRFS) will be evaluated against the operational HRRR and HREF for severe weather forecasting applications..
* New testing and evaluation activities for SFE 2023 will include examinations of regional and global-with-nest versions of the Model for Prediction Across Scales (MPAS). New extended range (Days 3-8) CAM ensemble evaluations will also be conducted.
FUCHSIAS/FUSCHIAS....EXPERIMENT
This is an old painting I was never satisfied with, so I decided to use it as an experiment with Unryu Rice paper.
I tore the rice paper into interesting shapes and laid the rice paper over the painting.
I diluted Acrylic Matte Medium by 50% with water. Using an old brush I painted the Matte Medium over the rice paper until it adhered to the
painting.
I like the interest the rice paper threads give to this painting.
The painting is Mixed Media using Watercolor, Ink, and Oil pastels.
This is another idea from Rose Edin's book ''COLOR HARMONIES...PAINT WATERCOLORS FILLED WITH LIGHT''
I spelled Fuchsias/Fuschias two ways because I find that there are now two acceptable ways to spell it!!!!
I guess it is kinda like Ketchup...if you spell something ''wrong'' long enough, society will eventually accept/change it.
Maybe some of you might be old enough to remember when ''Ketchup'' was spelled ''Catsup"...:) :)
Optical workbench with microfluidics gear for biomedical applications - the chaotic appearance is the doings of untidy graduate students...
I write about food and recipes at bit.ly/thisab. This photo was also posted to Instagram, right here - ift.tt/1RH2sbk
experimenting for cwd531 - Cubism: I can't say I'm sure how to capture the cubist style in a photograph, but I'm looking forward to seeing you all figure it out. :-)
So, you know how in Lucky they're always showing girls with their tunics tucked into their skirts to maximize the ways they can wear them? I thought I would give it a try. I am not sure how pleased I am with it, mostly because I feel like the pattern on the top is sorta boho and the skirt is not. Any thoughts?
Embroidered tunic: Eshakti
Organic Cotton Skirt: Cotton GInny, thrifted
Gold flats: Nine West via Buffalo Exchange
Belt: Michael Kors via TJ Maxx
Jewelry: the usual cheapie places we all get our baubles at.
Wore for: a very frustrating morning of errands that turned into a lot of driving, getting nothing done, and spending money on stuff I didn't need.
Flashdoodling experiment in blue and green using macro. Two slaves shining against the walls more or less directly, manual exposure. Results a started to get better when I put a piece of stick-on aluminum tape at an angle before the on-camera flash and kept it off the scene .
www.ingermaaike.nl/index.php?/archives/105-Freeform-stitc...
You can see and read what I did with this here.
i took an old book (sense and sensibility..) to experiment with...all tim holtz distress inks,
different stamps
This is an experiment that I did 12 years ago with a Leaf DCB II Life. The original goal was the Yxy of my former company as logo letters, but this was so much fun to do we did a lot more. This was hanging around my harddrives for some time, I actually never used it, so here as a premiere on Flickr
Volcano Experiment: Summer Youth Program Michigan Tech: Women in Engineering;
Emily Gochis is a graduate student in the Geological and Mining Engineering and Sciences at Michigan Technological University.
My 32 lb Underwood typewriter placed a good couple of inches forward of the racks rando loop, so it's hanging off out front...
Still experimenting with the camera settings to try and get the best pics. My photo editing software though is usually the best way to 'sharpen' photos.