Category Archives: climatemodels

How to love uncertainty in climate science

By Tamsin Edwards
Posted: September 25, 2014
Category: boxquote, climatemodels, ice2sea, introductory, sealevel, statistics, uncertainty | 13 Comments

Open to positive feedback

By Tamsin Edwards
Posted: August 28, 2014
Category: aboutme, Bayesian, climatemodels, ice2sea, icesheetmodels, parameterisation, plainenglish, probability, sealevel, statistics, uncertainty | 2 Comments

Whether environmental modellers are wrong

By Tamsin Edwards
Posted: March 3, 2014
Category: boxquote, climatemodels, decisionmaking, parameterisation, policy, statistics, uncertainty | 15 Comments

Pause for thought

By Tamsin Edwards
Posted: February 26, 2014
Category: blogging, climatemodels, plainenglish, scicomm, uncertainty | 147 Comments

Debrief from Cheltenham

By Tamsin Edwards
Posted: June 8, 2013
Category: climatemodels, events, ice2sea, scicomm | 12 Comments

Tuning to the climate signal

By Tamsin Edwards
Posted: April 8, 2013
Category: boxquote, climatemodels, definitions, introductory, parameterisation | 3 Comments

Virtually reality

By Tamsin Edwards
Posted: February 1, 2013
Category: climatemodels, definitions, introductory | 5 Comments