Jim Tang
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Storm chaser and photographer. Live-tweeting random thoughts of the day. Building @chase_archive
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One of my first and most ambitious project ideas when I started to learn front-end webapp development was to create an interactive skew-t/hodograph viewer where the profile could be modified through keyboard inputs— the first of its kind on a web platform— where parameters would update as you modified the profile. 10,000 lines of code and over a year of development later, that vision now lives in Storm Chase Archive. The right and left arrows warm and cool selected points on the skew-t. The up and down arrows adiabatically lift or descend those selected points. Those same four keys move the u- and v- wind components of the selected hodograph points. More announcements about my interactive skew-t/hodograph, including a real-time version, later. For now, check it out on Chase Archive, and here's a video teaser below.
Jim Tang38,280 views • 1 year ago
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