Brant Vogel

This 7 Dec, come see the history of typhoons in the Philippines with Dr Kerby Alvarez, hosted by ICHM. #meteorology #historyofscience #climate #philippines

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/historical-vignettes-on-philippine-typhoons-1600s-2000s-tickets-468565270337

Historical Vignettes on Philippine Typhoons, 1600s-2000s

Join us online for the second of our 22/23 seminar series, with historian Dr Kerby C. Alvarez (University of the Philippines Diliman).

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Dec 5, 2022 at 3:31amWeb
Show threadGladysDec 7, 2022
@brant oh no, I misses this. By any chance was this streamed online?
Show threadBrant VogelDec 7, 2022
@gladys I'll find out.
Show threadBrant VogelDec 8, 2022
@gladys Unfortunately, not recorded. I took missed the talk too. So we wait for the book!
Show threadGladysDec 9, 2022
@brant thanks for the follow-up! I'm not a meteorologist. Recently though I have been gaining interest on weather and climate data for creative projects. Looking forward to this text. I'm also working on consulting a local meteorologist soon to get my bearings straight and not be too overwhelmed with the barrage of information when studying independently.
Show threadBrant VogelDec 9, 2022
@gladys if you want to see what the historians are doing, you can check https://journal.meteohistory.org
History of Meteorology

The leading international journal for the history of meteorology and climatology

Show threadBrant VogelDec 9, 2022
@gladys if you want to see what the historians are doing, you can check https://journal.meteohistory.org
History of Meteorology

The leading international journal for the history of meteorology and climatology

Show threadGladysDec 9, 2022
@brant thanks! I think "Vol. 9 (2020): A Question of Scale: Making Meteorological Knowledge and Nation in Imperial Asia" is exactly the kind of material I am looking for.
Show threadBrant VogelDec 10, 2022
@gladys Great! And pass it on!
Show threadBrant VogelDec 10, 2022
@gladys And it's a good, contextual, article.