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January 15, 2019

http://ec.europa.eu/internal_market/accounting/docs/consolidated/ias39_en.pdf https://web.stanford.edu/class/cs124/lec/Information_Extraction_and_Named_Entity_Recognition.pdf Stocks - Bloomberg http://www.david-anthoff.com/AnthoffJobmarketPaper.pdf https://chatbotsmagazine.com/machine-learning-neural-networks-and-algorithms-5c0711eb8f9a Energy Multi-Criteria Analysis Tool - Energy Multi-Criteria Analysis tool - IIASA Modeling Framework | PNNL: Fundamental & Computational Sciences - PRIMA [ externality and structure: causation - information ] [ material risk disclosure, disclosure and energy integration,] [carbon disclosure as a contingency to investment inclusion ] [ time - financial integration and abrupt internal decisions, weight, aggregation, algorithm trading ] [ ownership allocation and risk exposure, indexes bundled risk ] [ sovereign wealth funds impact regional ] [ cognition inclusion asymmetrical information intern...

Ocean Heat Content: Quotation

January 26, 2019

Metrics of hurricane-ocean interaction: vertically-integrated or vertically-averaged ocean temperature? J. F. Price Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, Woods Hole, Massachusetts 02543, USA ..... The first ocean metric that took account of the subsurface ocean temperature, called upper Ocean Heat Content (OHC), was written down by Leipper and Volgenau (1972) almost forty years ago OHC(x, y) = ρoCp integral 0 - Z26 (Ti(x, y, z) − 26)dz, (3) and is today widely used in operational, hurricane forecasting (Goni and Trinanes, 2003; DeMaria et al., 2005; and see especially the informative, recent review by Mainelli et al., 2008). The leading factors, ρo=1025 kg m−3 and Cp=4.0×103 J kg−1 ◦C −1 are sea water density and heat capacity and the lower limit of integration is the depth of the 26◦C isotherm, Z26. The reference temperature, 26◦C, is an average (dry bulb) temperature in the subtropical atmospheric boundary layer and so Ti(x, y, z=0)−26 is a measure of the thermal disequ...

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