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Comment #11153714
you're probably already aware of this, but there is some US legislation trying to open up commercial data to gov't entities: https://www.congress.gov/bill/114th-congress/house-bill…
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Comment #11153662
for anyone interested, this paper has a nice background on numerical weather prediction http://www.elsevierscitech.com/emails/physics/climate/the_or...
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Comment #11153591
ah, thanks, that's fascinating. "It also learns every time you actively report to the community on sky conditions and hazards, translating this information into weather predictions…
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Comment #11153397
just curious, do you have references to smartphone sensors being utilized in numerical weather prediction? i'd been browsing through some WMO reports and other associated NWP lit r…
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Comment #11022118
if you check out the CGAL library, they have code that solves surface parameterization problems. the least squares conformal mapping is pretty nice for creating uv maps. http://doc…
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Comment #10969728
not so coincidentally, human conversation protocols (at a high level) look a lot like some communication protocols: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carrier_sense_multiple_access_...
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Comment #9995553
Stupid phone: secular-specular
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Comment #9995542
Ray tracing is a more generic term that covers rendering techniques which trace rays between a camera and a scene. Back in the day everyone used Whitted style ray tracers to render…
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Comment #9632412
i built an interactive virtual globe using open gl (like nasa worldwind/google earth, but with real time satellite imagery). it's super fun. when you're dealing with things like co…
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Comment #9632400
conformality and area are preserved on globes, both physical and virtual (like in google earth). as a kid, i remember thinking africa was huge from the globes that teachers had in …