Tuesday, 5 September 2017

Alptal | THE GAME ...

Ever wanted to be in the Alptal...
Experience what it is like to be a hydrologist... 
Smell, hear, touch or dream about ... 
Fun and eemotions for young, old and all the family or your department... 


Alptal the GAME 



Developed with great care and expertise in the Alptal by ILR games. 

Whoever first crosses all obstacles in the Alptal, collects sample bottles with water  and reaches the finish first wins the game.
Content:
  • 1 Board
  • 16 different sample bottles
  • 1 dice
  • 1 Play instruction

Age:     4 - 99
Number of players:      2-16
item number: 00000001048    

To buy transfer money to hydrodroplets and click here to download.

Leonie, Rick, Michi and Ilja thanks for the great time in the Alptal and hope to play soon together.

Stand up for the clouds | especially for some happy rain clouds ...

                                                                   
Clouds are not only source of where all the excitement starts, but this video (click play below) also points on why we should consider clouds more often. For nice pics check cloudappreciationsociety 





Check out some happy rain clouds and hydrology sketches on this blog click pictures


(from: http://scientific-culture.blogspot.com)

(from: http://scientific-culture.blogspot.com)

(from: http://scientific-culture.blogspot.com)


For some music rainy music check:

  • http://www.rainymood.com/
  • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6QzPziZKqLk
  • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jnnVj6EEU7U


Monday, 3 July 2017

update: ... Kaleidoscope



Hmmm ... in the end a shattered Kaleidoscope. 

update: 

A shame Sene etal N 2017 was not yet published during submission to cite:

 "Metrology is key to reproducing results ... Scientists of all stripes must work with measurement experts so that studies can be compared.  ... So what  can be done? One simple step would  be for funding bodies to involve more metrologists in project selection and assessment. This would encourage the funding of replication studies, help to ensure that financed studies use good metrological practice and set studies up to allow for future attempts at replication. Grants should assess ‘pathways to reproducibility’ along with ‘pathways to impact’. ...

see Nature  and replace in the text metrology by hydrology. A missed opportunity for the funding bodies of ..F and me. Well nxt time....