Michael Leonard

Maths outreach. Enviro engineering research.

[Taha Yasseri @TahaYasseri]

A great demonstration of why we need to plot the data and never trust statistics tables! https://t.co/JyUb57v0or

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Ingenuity 2016. Impressive. https://t.co/hfgSKXcEhe

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Alicja Natalia Makarewicz gives a nice overview of her research: spoiler - there are over 2 million farm dams in Aus…https://t.co/YTbcl75Jyp

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Just made an impromptu post on recent rain events: The River Torrens like you have never seen it before. https://t.co/T9HclVHLW7

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Thanks Graeme Riddell - I learnt a few things about scenario based planning from your post. https://t.co/3GTBV5vrdw

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The most important questions to ask about climate change https://t.co/lv14GBB0Bz

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@GrammarGirl Q: What is the difference between a weasel and a stoat? A: A weasel is weasely recognized and a stoat is stotally different.

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Q: "Why Study Civil, Environmental & Mining Engineering @ UoA?" A: Let me tell you … 2pm Flentje Lecture Theatre. #UAOpenDay

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Please check out my blogpost on extremes. It uses interactive apps to explain some of the basic concepts. https://t.co/RPr2fkLG0X

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Do it better: Seven reasons you should use optimisation https://t.co/WUJqavsrZx @jeffreynewmana1

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The perils of innumeracy. SMBC comic: https://t.co/hlWxGxizQp

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This is why we need spatial rainfall models for flood studies, https://t.co/LNijWJKFIj

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Nice lab experiment from Manly hydraulic, showing how easy it is for cars to get carried away at a flood crossing https://t.co/q1jrpWnTSA

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"A bit of numeracy can take the heat out of the asylum debate" https://t.co/7YVz6vbNLF

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A nice example of starting with informal ideas when teaching. "Blue Point Rule" https://t.co/y1Cg67FDKu

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Lisa Blinco has a great illustration on cross disciplinary research between pipe hydraulics and hydrology https://t.co/SxGlxEyPhf

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"Students are using 'smart' spy technology to cheat in exams" https://t.co/UqIAbLHfl8

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"The Difference Between Pure And Applied Math" https://t.co/kC2dCjL2N1

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Extreme storms in a future climate: Warmer, and more intense https://t.co/5sitGfybpt [doi: 10.1002/2016GL068509]

[Michael Leonard @algorithmik]

Hyperwall. You. are. so. beautiful... to me. #EGU16 https://t.co/bAbqTftHTg