Tag: Hurricane

Pie chart showing the relative sizes of hits, near hits and misses for predicted disasters impacting certain vulnerable cities

PAL’s technology for predicting the ‘where and when’ of extreme weather-related disasters is on target for near 90% accuracy

Posted on Bruce Menzies1 CommentPosted in Chairman’s Blog

In 2015 a report “Small City, Regional and Global Predictions for 2015, 2016 and 2017” was sealed and lodged by Predict Ability (PAL) in the safe of a legal firm. The report was generated programmatically, using PAL’s proprietary prediction technology: this machine-generated report was designed to identify qualifying ‘disaster events’ predicted to occur within specified […]

PAL’s technology for predicting the ‘where and when’ of extreme weather-related disasters is on target for near 90% accuracy was last modified: January 2nd, 2019 by Bruce Menzies

Carbon Dioxide: Why is it bad, or is it just hot air?

Posted on Edward CoeLeave a commentPosted in Blog

Carbon dioxide (CO2) is  a naturally occurring gas that is vital to life on earth.  Carbon dioxide exists in our atmosphere as a trace element of about 400 ppm (parts per million).  It is part of the Earth’s ‘carbon cycle’.  It is produced by plants (photosynthesis), produced by animals (a product of respiration) and by combustion […]

Carbon Dioxide: Why is it bad, or is it just hot air? was last modified: October 22nd, 2018 by Edward Coe