Philip Brohan @brohan.org · 16/10/2025AI is indeed the perfect tool for climate data rescue. The trick is to follow the same process you'd use for citizen science - except, instead of 1000s of human volunteers, you use a trio of fine-tuned baby robots. brohan.org/Robot_Rainfa... 021
Philip Brohan @brohan.org · 05/02/2025And as so often it's not perfect, but it's very promising. Definitely worth looking into. 110
Philip Brohan @brohan.org · 05/02/2025No. But since you ask. I've uploaded a page from "A Collection of Voyages Chiefly in the Southern Atlantick Ocean" books.google.co.uk/books?id=sGx... And asked Gemini a couple of questions: 110
Philip Brohan @brohan.org · 01/01/2025Lundy, Fastnet, Irish Sea In honour of today's #ShippingForecast centenary, here's a weather map of December's #StormDarragh - made out of the associated shipping forecast. 140
Philip Brohan @brohan.org · 05/12/2024Yes, but we've made reconstructions of the period before: Here's one from cp.copernicus.org/articles/8/1... I think this is the first time I've seen a square-wave signal. 020
Philip Brohan @brohan.org · 24/04/2024A tribute to the genius of Albrecht Dürer and the power of matplotlib. 052
Philip Brohan @brohan.org · 25/02/2024Recorded history is not that many human lifetimes. (Also, ChatGPT is fun to play with). 020