Category Archives: GLOBE Protocols

SCUBAnauts International (SNI) – Day 6

Not only are Mauna Kea and Mauna Loa on the Island of Hawaii, but the “big Island” also has more petroglyphs than the other Hawaiian islands, and some spectacular waterfalls. Petroglyphs are images carved in stone. The age of these … Continue reading

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Surface Temperature Field Campaign – Day 7

3 December 2007 December certainly came in with a bang in the United States. A major winter storm moved from California to Colorado to the Great Lakes to the East Coast. It brought snow, sleet, rain, freezing rain and strong … Continue reading

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Surface Temperature Field Campaign – Day 4

29 November 2007 The first week of the GLOBE Surface Temperature field campaign is coming to a close. It is great to see so many schools represented that have participated in previous years. I have been in email contact with … Continue reading

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Surface Temperature Field Campaign – Day 3

28 November 2007 More schools have entered data onto the GLOBE Web site for the surface temperature field campaign. It is great to see the participation from all over the world: Roswell Kent Middle School, Akron, Ohio, USA Chartiers-Houston Jr./Sr. … Continue reading

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Surface Temperature Field Campaign – Day 2

27 November 2007 The number of schools that have entered data in association with the surface temperature field campaign is slowly increasing. I put the list of schools that have entered data thus far at the end of this blog. … Continue reading

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