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COVID-19 computer modelling may have led to dire decisions - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 computer modelling may have led to dire decisions

“However, the models are only as good as the assumptions that they are based upon. They may not account for many things such as seasonality, details of vaccine rollout individual behaviour. “Nor can they account for our values and culture for example that people have different tolerances of risk. There are always values in politics and these need to be explained and it needs to be clear how the government has made their decisions.” Dr House, a reader in applied mathematics at the University of Manchester added: “It’s no good waving curves and graphs at people - if these only show co...

Professor Darren Robinson appears on Data for Resilient Cities podcast - Vimarsana News

Professor Darren Robinson appears on Data for Resilient Cities podcast

14 December 2020 Professor Darren Robinson appears on Data for Resilient Cities podcast SSoA’s Darren Robinson has appeared in the podcast series ‘Data for Resilient Cities' where he discusses urban sustainability, resilience, and liveability. In the latest episode of the podcast Darren starts a conversation on urban sustainability, resilience, and liveability with Avanish Pendharkar, Executive Director of the Center for Urban Planning and Policy (CUPP) where he talks about the complexities of urban systems and their challenges. Darren and Avanish also discuss how cities need...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20190521:20:08:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20190521:20:08:00

More than 50 tornadoes touching down in oklahoma, texas. so is that normal? joe bastardi is with me on that. what do you think? >> it's a rare year. since 2011, an unbelievable season back then. most of the years are at or below normal. this particular year we're above normal. what is interesting about this, in the preseason looking at it, so much warm's predicted by computer modelling across the united states with the exception of arizona and west texas that it had the signature on the models of another low year. i predicted average to below normal. what has happened is and what is fascinatin...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20180914:04:53:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20180914:04:53:00

Of the river. some of it flew into the creeks and backed up to the downtown area. as we mention, the new bern area located right in here in craven county, and you can see where the eye is. they're going through the northern half of the storm, which is the strong side of the storm which is the wet side of the storm. some of our computer modelling is keeping this east wind and heavy bands of rain at least 24 hours more. the worst the wind is, the worse the rain is, the longer it will take rescue crews to get in to get these people out. current wind gusts. in the dark, emergency crews, firemen, s...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20171129:10:48:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20171129:10:48:00

Fbi. flying drones now pose a greater risk to aircraft than bird strikes. according to researchers working with the faa passenger planes are designed to stop a bird strike from puncturing the aluminum skin of the aircraft, but testing and computer modelling show a drone could penetrate it. the most vulnerable areas to drones, windshields and the stabilizers that keep the plane flying straight and level. the faa says they will develop strategies and rules for preventing collisions. the regional transit authority is being called a grinch. church ads were to be placed on buses. they urge wors...