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Thanks for posting this interesting write-up! I know you said you posted only as part of the Amnesty, but I’ve found the information you’ve compiled here useful to inform other ongoing projects.
Awesome to hear, Matt! If this information ends up being helpful for your projects, I’d love to hear about it!
Pretty interesting stuff. If these are your “rough drafts” then your polished papers must be wild.
Have you considered putting this on a preprint server (e.g. https://eartharxiv.org/), so others can properly cite it?
Also, you might want to use another projection for your maps. I found that Winkel Triple works better if you want to display such global indices.
Hey Florian, thanks for this! I posted it as a “draft” mainly because I was nervous about the quality based on the feedback and grade I received from my university, though the paper I had submitted was essentially the same besides different formatting. I haven’t posted it on a preprint server for that reason, but if you think it would be valuable, I’d definitely consider doing so!
Also, thanks for the suggestion on the projection!
What was the criticism of the university? I would have been pretty happy if my bachelor students would have been able to cobble something like this together.
Yes I think posting it on a preprint server would be worth your time. As long as this stays an EA Forum post or a thesis hidden in a university archive no one can take a look at it. If you put it on a preprint server other people can find and reference it, if they find it helpful. Worst case that can happen is that nobody will built on it, but also the cost of putting it on a preprint server are essentially zero and if it stays an EA Forum post that chances that somebody uses this are much lower.
I’ll PM you!