Consider – for this week AND for the course as a whole:
- What are the most important themes you have learned?
There were several important subjects approach by this course. The ice sheet subject and solar radiation, the geology of past events, the physical variables on climate changes, their components, the chemistry of natural events, as well as human induced ones, the climate change evidences, possible outcomes and models predictions, even ways to prevent them.
- What aspect(s) did you find difficult?
The final test. The chemistry. The climate projections models.
- What did you find most interesting? And why?
The ice sheets and their influence in climate change. That was actually one of my main goals with this course. Also the urban island effect. Very enlightenment.
- Was there something that you learned that prompted you to do your own research?
Most things are worth further investigation and a continual one, keeping up with the progress of this flickery subject. But one thing that I liked with this course was the redirection to a lot of useful sites with the certainty of the data.
- Are there any web sites or other online resource that you found particularly useful in furthering your knowledge and understanding?
Nasa site. I never would had thought that Nasa was working on climate change related subjects. I had a mislead idea (ignorant one I must say) that Nasa only worked on space subjects.