This is a list of links having a connection, however remote or fuzzy, to a science, math or statistics topic.
- One hundred years of NHL hockey; some analysis
- WAR, Pythagoras, Poisson and Skellam
- Our Lady of Tectonic Process
- SABR-toothed
- Natural selection, genetic fitness and the role of math–part two
- On natural selection, genetic fitness and the role of math
- Recognition For Review
- “Why the Americans Are More Addicted to Practical Than to Theoretical Science”
- Does the Poisson scale up?
- Twitter science
- “We live in a Chi-square society due to political correctness”
- Adjusting the various contentions of the elements
- On clustering, part five
- On clustering, part four
- On clustering, part three
- On clustering, part two
- On clustering, part one
- A massive mess of old tree data
- “Cincinnati, March 22nd, 1814.”
- Range o’ Light
- Remembering David
- “Fearfully wild, with a blaze of quick electric light in his dark eye”
- Ask the experts, part n
- Farmers studying their fields travel at a walk
- Wounded Knee, 1890
- Memories of Marshall
- If we are to believe…
- The Indian system
- “A systematic record of great biological value”
- Around Yosemite walls and through Yosemite forests
- Douglas’ “Multnomah pine”
- The Fire Next Time
- The shake makers
- How not to do it
- Rate process estimation: Poisson vs gamma
- Outcome probabilities
- Count ’em
- Karl et al., once again
- Karl et al 2015, updated analysis
- Did the rate of global warming decline around year 2000 or not?
- Bayesian Bad Boys
- Well, how ’bout that
- Transient temperature change estimation under varying radiative forcing scenarios, part three
- Transient temperature change estimation under varying radiative forcing change scenarios, part two
- Transient temperature change estimation under varying radiative forcing change scenarios, part one
- Ebola epidemic update
- Golf course succession
- Ninety seven consecutive seconds of dendroclimatology consensus
- Who’s “best” and how do you know it?
- What’s complex and what’s simple in an exponential model?
- Estimating the spread rate in the current ebola epidemic
- Liberian ebola rate jumps
- Step one
- “…a garden opposite the Half Dome”
- Is Popper responsible for this mess?
- Lake Erie HABs
- Ebola rates, updated
- On baseball (finally!)
- Updated Ebola outbreak data
- Help crowd source better science communication methods
- Recent advancements on the “consensus” science front
- June US historical precipitation, a quick analysis
- Ebola epidemiology data scraper
- Ebola references (updated)
- Ebola update
- Global temperature change computations using transient sensitivity, part two
- Against the grain…
- Accidental truth
- To arrive at the simplest truth…
- Well, isn’t that interesting…
- The West Africa Ebola outbreak
- If at first you don’t succeed…
- OCO-2 set for launch
- The force of prejudice
- Global temperature change computations using transient sensitivity, in comparison to AR5
- Yeah, who cares about climate change consensus anyway?
- Traveling scientists, traveling birds, traveling trees
- Our new consensus study
- Stanley Cup Finals time and a look at some stats
- Aristotle on natural selection
- Dobzhansky to Mayr, 1935
- Einstein to Habicht, 1905
- How awful is it to have that many macroparasites?
- Another bad paper in Nature
- May 18, 1980
- Be careful, look closely
- The daily life of a scientist; part 1, the scientist-computer interaction
- Analytical problems in science; an example
- Science night in America
- Say what?
- Skellam, 1952
- Interpreting graphs with logarithmic scales
- Hardy-Weinberg genetic equilibrium and species composition of the American pre-settlement forest landscape
- Tree growth analysis issues, again, part five
- Tree growth analysis issues, again, part four
- Tree growth analysis issues, again, part three
- Phenotypic plasticity and climate adaptation; ecology vs natural history
- Tree growth analysis issues, again, part two
- Tree growth analysis issues, again
- On inference and method
- Fire: The California Rim Fire
- First evidence of grass carp recruitment in the Great Lakes Basin
- Warmest since….when?
- Fair warning
- Bad science
- The projected timing of climate departure from recent variability, part two
- The projected timing of climate departure from recent variability
- Anti-doping research, politics, etc.
- A good farmer
- Relativity, Steinbeck style
- Brilliant Blunders
- Severe analytical problems in dendroclimatology, part fourteen
- Severe analytical problems in dendroclimatology, part thirteen
- ‘Round and about
- Carbon dioxide effects on the African savanna
- Briffa et al., 2013, part four
- Briffa et al., 2013, part three
- Briffa et al., 2013, part two
- Briffa et al. 2013, part one
- AmeriDendro 2013
- Because fire burns…
- We ecologists need something to get all worked up over!
- “Families of climate scepticism”
- Discussing reviews of scientific manuscripts: where?
- T2S R24E MDM, 1883
- Severe analytical problems in dendroclimatology, part twelve
- Uzumati
- Para-sites
- Severe analytical problems in dendroclimatology, part eleven: tree rings, signal extraction and experiments
- What say we argue about climate change on the internet?
- Severe analytical problems in dendroclimatology, part ten
- Severe analytical problems in dendroclimatology, part nine: The PNAS review
- Are scientists “regular” people?
- On trend estimates, part three
- On trend estimates, part two
- Reverend Bayes takes Sir Ronald to the mat! Wait, hold on..is that Father Mendel with the take-down?!
- On trend estimates in auto-correlated data
- Severe analytical problems in dendroclimatology, part eight
- Stupidity based research?
- Severe analytical problems in dendroclimatology, part seven
- Severe analytical problems in dendroclimatology, part six
- Severe analytical problems in dendroclimatology, part five
- Fremont: February 1844
- When and what to share publically
- First round of paper reviews are in
- Severe analytical problems in dendroclimatology, part four
- ANOVA is evil and manuscript verdicts are 2/3 noise!
- Severe analytical problems in dendroclimatology, part three
- Severe analytical problems in dendroclimatology, part two
- Early effects of fire reduction on California forests
- The Ascent of Mt. Tyndall, 1864
- My research’s impact on the community?
- Severe analytical problems in dendroclimatology, part one
- The spread of climate change confusion: an example
- The generation of research project ideas
- Manuscript rejection and talking dogs
- Problems with the scientific publication review process
Ecologically Oriented 