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Large Data Set Flashcards

1
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Coldest UK location

A

Leuchars

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2
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Locations

A

Leuchars Jacksonville Beijing
Leeming. Perth
Heathrow
Hurn
Camborne

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3
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Second coldest Uk location

A

Leeming

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4
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Warmest UK location

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Heathrow

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5
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Second warmest UK location

A

Hurn

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6
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Median UK location (temperature)

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7
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Warmest international location

A

Jacksonville

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8
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Coldest international location

A

Perth

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9
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Temperature

A

Degree celsius ºc

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10
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Rainfall

A

mm

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11
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Sunshine

A

Hours

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12
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Daily maximum relative humidity

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measured as a % of maximum water vapour that could be in the air (total saturation is 100%)

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13
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UK wind meaning

A

Daily mean wind speed and daily max gust measured in knots, direction of both measure in degrees (bearing)

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14
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Visibility

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Greatest horizontal distance at which prominent objects can be seen in daylight. Measured in dm (decametres)

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15
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Pressure

A

measured in hPa (hectopascals)

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16
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Daily mean total cloud

A

measured in oktas (eighths of the “celestial dome”)

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17
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International wind

A

daily mean measured in knots with Beaufort conversion

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18
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Which months have the highest average temperature in the UK?

A

July (Camborne, Hurn, Heathrow), August (Leeming & Leuchars)

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19
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Is there a difference between 1987 average temperatures and 2015?

A

Increase at all locations (ranging from +0.2 in Leeming to +1 at Heathrow)

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20
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Which months are wettest for UK cities?

A

July (Leuchars)
October (Leeming)
August (Camborne, Heathrow & Hurn)

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21
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Where are the wettest locations?

A

Cambourne (UK), Jacksonville (International)

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22
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Where are the driest locations?

A

Heathrow (UK), Beijing (of the 3 international)

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23
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Which months are windiest?

A

October (Jacksonville)
May(all UK locations & Beijing)
September (Perth)

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24
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Which months are covered?

A

May to October

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25
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Which years are covered?

A

1987 & 2015

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26
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Why was October 1987 very windy in the south of England?

A

There was a hurricane

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27
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Southern Hemisphere

A

perth

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28
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Northern hemisphere

A

Jacksonville, Beijing

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29
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Perth rainfall values

A
  • 102 mm
  • Perth should have some zero (Trace values)
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30
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What does a trace value mean?

A

Less than 0.05mm of rain (little to none)

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31
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Which months are Spring in the Northern Hemisphere?

A

May/June

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32
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Which months are Summer in the Northern Hemisphere?

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July/August/Sept

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33
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Which months are Winter in the Southern Hemisphere?

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July/August/Sept

34
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Which location has the highest temp?

A

Jacksonville

35
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Which location has the lowest temp?

A

Leuchars

36
Q

Coastal stations

A

Leuchars, Hurn, Camborne, Jacksonville, Perth

37
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Camborne temp range

A

10-20

38
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Heathrow temp range

A

8-29

39
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Hurn temp range

A

6-24

40
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Leeming temp range

A

4-23

41
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Leuchars temp range

A

4-19

42
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Camborne wind speed range

A

3-18

43
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Heathrow wind speed range

A

3-19

44
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Hurn wind speed range

A

2-19

45
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Leeming wind speed range

A

3-17

46
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Leuchars wind speed range

A

3-23

47
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Beijing temp range

A

8-23

48
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Jacksonville temp range

A

15-31

49
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Perth temp range

A

8-25

50
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Beijing wind speed range

A

2-9

51
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Jacksonville speed range

A

1-12

52
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Perth wind speed range

A

4-14

53
Q

Gust (UK only) typical values

A

8-52 knots

54
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rainfall (UK) typical values

A

0-60 mm

55
Q

Pressure typical values

A

988-1038hPa

56
Q

Windspeed on Beaufort scale

A

Max is ‘fresh’ (5) most light

57
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Sunshine (UK) typical values

A

0-16hrs

58
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Cloud cover typical values

A

0-8 oktas

59
Q

Leuchars location

A

Scotland

60
Q

Leeming location

A

Noth Yorkshire

61
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Heathrow location

A

West of central London

62
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Hurn location

A

Dorset

63
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Camborne location

A

Cornwall

64
Q

Jacksonville location

A

Florida

65
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Perth location

A

South-western Australia

66
Q

Beijing location

A

Northeast China

67
Q

Knot

A

1kn=1.15 mph

68
Q

Beaufort scale

A

0 = calm (< 1kn)
1-3 = light (1-10kn)
4 = moderate (11-16kn)
5= fresh (17-21kn)

69
Q

Cloud cover is probability distribution

A

P (C=c) = 1/9, c=0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8

70
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Calculating mean with calculator

A
71
Q

Which region in the UK is often an outlier?

A

London

72
Q

What makes values more reliable?

A

Is mean is higher and standard deviation is lower

73
Q

Which location is the highest?

A

Camborne

74
Q

Which places tend to be windy/rainy?

A

Coastal stations (Leuchars, Hurn, Camborne, Jacksonville and Lerth’

75
Q

Which places tend to be warm/sunny?

A

South stations

76
Q

Which place has high temp but low wind speed?

A

High temperature suggests overseas (not Perth) and low wind speed suggest not close to sea so Beijing

77
Q

High temperature

A

Overseas (27.2) as Beijing and Jacksonville

78
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Low wind speed

A

E.g 3.5 so not Jacksonville or Perth

79
Q

High mean and smaller standard deviation

A

Results more reliable

80
Q

When is winter in Perth?

A

July-Sept

81
Q

What happened in October in 1987 in the UK?

A

The Great Storm

82
Q

What happened in October in Jacksonville 1987.

A

Hurricane Floyd

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