Oceans 13: small sea changes, big decisions
Oceans 13: small sea changes, big decisions‘ (pdf) Professor Leonard Smith explains about the LSE/IOC Business Programme for Observing Systems, its work and ambitions, in LSE Magazine, Winter 2006.
BBC Weather Features:Probabilistic Forecasts – Do you want to be happy?
Probabilistic Forecasts – Do you want to be happy?‘ Mark Roulston, Visiting Research Fellow to CATS, LSE, says ‘Every time you make a decision in the face of uncertainty you’re effectively gambling. Probabilistic forecasts let you know whether the odds are favourable.’ November 2005.
What are you doing to save the environment?
What are you doing to save the environment?‘ Dr David Stainforth quoted in the Metro, 27 January 2005.
LSE statistician explores the unknowns of climate modelling
LSE statistician explores the unknowns of climate modelling’. Climateprediction.net and a new paper in Nature, January 2005.
QED: science and philosophy
QED: science and philosophy. Science turns to philosophy in search for truth‘ article by Robert Matthews, The Telegraph, 7 July 2004, in which Professor Leonard Smith comments on Donald Rumsfeld’s ‘unknown unknowns.’
Weather Roulette
Weather roulette‘ What’s the connection between the weather, epilepsy and CATS? Professor Leonard Smith explains how statistics has the answer. LSE Magazine, Summer 2003.
UK Nonlinear News, May 2002
UK Nonlinear News, May 2002, reporting on Professor Leonard Smith being awarded the 2002 Selby Fellowship by the Australian Academy of Science.
News In Science
News In Science report, 13 August 2002. Professor Leonard Smith talks about the Climateprediction.net project.
Predicting the Unpredictable aired April 11 2002
‘Predicting the Unpredictable’, The Material World, BBC Radio 4, 11 April 2002.
