Engineering Math, Period 2, 6 Nov '09

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Thanks to a handwavey email and equally handwavey note stuck on the classroom door, class met outside today and a securely wrapped - he'd become used to the weather, not fond of it - Mohinder stood by the south gate with boxes at his feet.

"Meterology," he said, "is the study concerned with measurement and prediction of the weather." Mohinder passed out a few handouts, including some brightly multicoloured references. "~The atmosphere of this planet is a complex, almost chaotic system, which contributes to the difficulties of modelling it, let alone predicting the future. Something which is being done more accurately than ever."

Mohinder continued into more detail about the atmospheric dynamics, barometric pressures and their simulations before coming to, "But first I want you to measure your environment on a small scale," he nodded to the materials, "with what you have here."

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Sign In 9 [EM]

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Outdoorsy!

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Hoshi Sato

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Jaime Reyes

During the Lecture 9 [EM]

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Where you're not getting rained on.

Climatology 9 [EM]

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Where there's plans (http://www.fi.edu/weather/todo/todo.html) and equipment for barometers, anemometers, thermometers, hygrometers, wind vanes and sunshine recorders, and it's still not raining - don't like the look of that cloud though.

Talk to Mohinder 9 [EM]

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Who's around if he's needed.

OOC 9 [EM]

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So the unfortunate encounter with a rainatorm - not that obvious?