I'm now following #PaperOfTheWeek entirely because @ClnHz's summaries are so good and all the papers she chooses are so useful
You might want to as well.. #FF
I'm now following #PaperOfTheWeek entirely because @ClnHz's summaries are so good and all the papers she chooses are so useful
You might want to as well.. #FF
To start off the 1 paper per week challenge of this year, here is my #PaperOfTheWeek, or rather #PreprintOfTheWeek
https://tc.copernicus.org/preprints/tc-2022-225/
They present and evaluate a new one-layer dynamical model to improve the fine-scale representation of #melt patterns under #Antarctic #IceShelves. Interesting to see how this can be applied to improve future #SeaLevel projections!
Quite technical but interesting for #ocean and #IceSheet #modelers!
While I admire @ClnHz’s #PaperOfTheWeek idea, I am not sure I really properly read papers at all any more. Or very rarely. And summarising? It wont happen (for me)
However, I skim read a lot, so instead, I’m going to more often pick one of the papers open in my #zotero tabs, and tell you it’s there.
Today #zoterotab is Annan and Hargreaves (2017): On the meaning of independence in climate science, https://dx.doi.org/10.5194/esd-8-211-2017
(I am not sucking up to
@jdannan & @julesberry , this is a coincidence)