Thanks for the link. They have an extensive explanation/disclaimer that was very informative and might give folks a sense of the difficulties involved in such forecasts:
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Tue, 2011-05-17 08:15.
I had a feeling you'd be quick to jump on this :-) Afterall, you've
had to stomp out this sort of forecast fire a number of times.
Their "disclaimer" is similar to those of EURAD and NILU.
For what it's worth, it is interesting that some of their forecasts actually show the path heading immediately north and then actually
curling back west into far north Asia.
Thanks for the link. They
Thanks for the link. They have an extensive explanation/disclaimer that was very informative and might give folks a sense of the difficulties involved in such forecasts:
http://csrp.tamu.edu/earthquake/earthquake/Uncertainties.html
Mark [BRAWM Team Member]
Thanks, Mark
I had a feeling you'd be quick to jump on this :-) Afterall, you've
had to stomp out this sort of forecast fire a number of times.
Their "disclaimer" is similar to those of EURAD and NILU.
For what it's worth, it is interesting that some of their forecasts actually show the path heading immediately north and then actually
curling back west into far north Asia.
http://csrp.tamu.edu/earthquake/earthquake/20110315T00Z.html
no stomping required....
I recall at one time folks from Brawm requesting to know if others are doing any testing. Not testing, but an interesting model.
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