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WEBThe UK Met Office ran an online game to highlight the best methods of communicating uncertainty in their online forecasts and to widen engagement in probabilistic weather forecasting.
The Met Office Weather Game: investigating how different …
WEBJul 19, 2019 · To inform the way probabilistic forecasts would be displayed on their website, the UK Met Office ran an online game as a mass participation experiment to highlight the best methods of...
WEBT o inform the way probabilistic forecasts would be displayed on their website the UK Met 12 Office ran an online game as a mass participation experiment to highlight the best methods of 13 communicating uncertainty in rainfall and temperature forecasts , and to widen public engagement in
Met Office Launch Online Weather Game - The Drum
WEBAug 23, 2011 · The Met Office is launching an online weather game in conjunction with the Universities of Bristol and Cambridge to how the public respond to different representations of probabilities.
Weather Game | Official blog of the Met Office news team
WEBOct 15, 2015 · The Interaction Lab, School of Computer Science at Heriot-Watt University have revived the Weather Game – an online game designed to understand how best to present probabilities in weather...
WEBbe displayed on their website, the UK Met Office ran an on-line game as a mass participation experiment to highlight the best methods of communicating uncertainty in rainfall and temperature forecasts, and to widen public engagement in uncertainty in weather forecasting. The game used a hypo-
A brighter forecast for weather-beaten Britain?
WEBAug 22, 2011 · A new online weather game, launched today by the Met Office, investigates how we respond to different representations of probabilities, particularly for use in presenting weather forecasts.
The Met Office weather game: investigating how different …
WEBThe game used a hypothetical “ice-cream seller” scenario and a randomized structure to test decision-making ability using different methods of representing uncertainty and to enable participants to experience being “lucky” or “unlucky” when the most likely forecast scenario did not occur.
Early results from our record-breaking weather game
WEBJan 19, 2012 · Last summer the Met Office launched an online game to understand how best to present probabilities in weather forecasts. Carried out in collaboration with the Universities of Bristol and...
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WEBThe Met Office Weather Game: investigating how different methods for presenting probabilistic weather forecasts influence decision-making. Elisabeth M. Stephens, David J. Spiegelhalter, Ken Mylne, and Mark Harrison. Download. Final revised paper (published on 19 Jul 2019) Supplement to the final revised paper.
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