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Reference details

Author(s) Year Title Reference View/Download

Les Hatton

2010a3

Dataset used in Hurricane Frequency and Intensity analysis

WEBData_Hurricanes_1946-2009.zip

Synopsis and invited feedback

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Synopsis Invited Feedback Importance (/10, author rated :-) )
The datasets I used to analyse the worldwide Hurricane frequency and intensity. It is from publicly quoted and impeccable sources, (see the attached paper). The main data is in an Excel spreadsheet created using Open Office and there are other .dat files and a hurricanes.gnu file to re-generate the plots from the paper using the admirable gnuplot.

I would like to publicly acknowledge organisations like NOAA, NASA and Unisys for promoting the rule of science in public education by making their data openly available. Would that more would do this.

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Related links

Related papers and links

http://www.leshatton.org/Hurricanes_2010.html


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