I ran into serious math issues on my first public release last weekend, which forced me to completely rework how the simulation runs.

To help me see if I’m getting close to “theoretical accuracy”, I am using North America simulations on the ECDO model. Junho did a bunch of these last year, so I generally know what to expect to see from inundation and flow directions on the continent.

This first production release is pretty dang close and it is at the lowest tier of accuracy at 55k cells at .5 degrees. Tier 4 will zoom in to 138 million cells at .01 degrees. That said, this has me feeling pretty confident that the changes I’ve made are trending in the correct direction.

Can’t wait to run some models on other theorized north pole shifts.


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HashingZap

Just a guy who is fascinated by catastrophism and the scientific challenges those researchers have put up against mainstream gradualist dogma.