Jimbo Rand
@jimbo-rand.bsky.social
Lake Scientist (and Chartered Marine Engineer). Researching the management of manganese cycling in lakes. Looking for a water quality / monitoring research job (ideally involving autonomous vehicles) at the moment.
This sewage overflow comes in unsalted flavour too !!!
November 24, 2024 at 8:47 AM
This sewage overflow comes in unsalted flavour too !!!
Been playing with the new National (well as in England) Storm Overflow Hub - it appears to be useful for what's happening now but I can't see that it's set up to provide access to historical discharge data which is a shame (I could be wrong). The purple indicates discharging NOW - how nice.
November 23, 2024 at 3:26 PM
Been playing with the new National (well as in England) Storm Overflow Hub - it appears to be useful for what's happening now but I can't see that it's set up to provide access to historical discharge data which is a shame (I could be wrong). The purple indicates discharging NOW - how nice.
I was contemplating getting on with some writing of a journal article this evening,
Luckily, I remembered seeing a shop opening times last Sunday.
I'm now off for a beer and going to read a novel.
Remember, to keep work and life in balance.
Luckily, I remembered seeing a shop opening times last Sunday.
I'm now off for a beer and going to read a novel.
Remember, to keep work and life in balance.
November 20, 2024 at 6:47 PM
I was contemplating getting on with some writing of a journal article this evening,
Luckily, I remembered seeing a shop opening times last Sunday.
I'm now off for a beer and going to read a novel.
Remember, to keep work and life in balance.
Luckily, I remembered seeing a shop opening times last Sunday.
I'm now off for a beer and going to read a novel.
Remember, to keep work and life in balance.
I'm walking through Richmond park in London for the first time in many years. It's absolutely full of parakeets. It's mad but amazing. Does anyone here know what animal niche they have displaced ?
November 18, 2024 at 10:29 AM
I'm walking through Richmond park in London for the first time in many years. It's absolutely full of parakeets. It's mad but amazing. Does anyone here know what animal niche they have displaced ?
