PAOC weather
forecasting team wins WxChallenge
PAOC's weather forecasting team has won first prize in the
newly established national collegiate weather forecasting contest, WxChallenge,
run by the University of Oklahoma.
The challenge runs for twenty weeks,
covering five (5) two-week forecast periods each semester, with a team
prize awarded at the end of each semester. Our team managed to win the
fall contest, competing for 10 weeks against more than 50 US
colleges.
All the members of our team performed
very well, with ten of them ranked in the top 50. Congratulations!
See final scores.
We are looking forward to receiving the trophy, which
will be kept at MIT until the next winning team is presented with
it.
We are hoping to keep it forever!
Fall 2006 Winning team:
Undergrads:
Nicholas Loyd, course 12
Garrett Marino, course 12
Grad students:
Cegeon Chan, PAOC
Daniel Gombos, PAOC
Jonathan Moskaitis, PAOC
Mike Ring, PAOC
Scott Stransky, PAOC
Brian Tang, PAOC
John Williams, PAOC
Christie Wood, PAOC
Angela Zalucha, PAOC
Staff:
Lodovica Illari, PAOC
Jeff Scott, PAOC