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EarthScienceIsCool.net Weather
	Weather at the Beekmantown Weather Station. The weather station is located on the roof of the main building.  The weather server (WxServer) was created and is maintained by me, Mr. Danville.  I applied for a grant in 1998 and received funding for the weather station and video production equipment for use with my students.  The weather data is available via this website and is integrated into Google, the Weather Underground, the Weather Exchange and Weather Bug.  It is also integrated into the student-produced weather sequences via the Students As TV Meteorology program that I have created and sponsor. Click here to see more weather related data and real time weather maps

Earth Science Review Options Click on a review of choice below to go to the Earth Science Review page

Click on this Global Climate Change >research explorer link and you can explore scientific data relating to the atmosphere, the oceans, the areas covered by ice and snow, and the living organisms in all these domains. You’ll also get a sense of how scientists study natural phenomena—how researchers gather evidence, test theories, and come to conclusions. 

I traveled to Copenhagen, Denmark to attend the Teachers' COP15 conference 'Inspiring Climate Education' (ICE2009)
An overview video made during this conference is accessible by clicking the image of me below. 

CLARKSON UNIVERSITY, POTSDAM, NEW YORK. I was selected for the 2010 summer project-based global climate change education curriculum development workshop to develop new project-based Units for the classroom using NASA climate data. Teachers who are committed to learn climate change science, the impacts of climate change on our planet will work together to create inquiry- and project-based learning experiences and lessons that highlight and integrate NASA earth observation system data and models. New units will be piloted in 2010-2011 academic year.

Last changed: Apr 22 2010 at 11:42 AM