Although at least the moped riders on L plates should have a CBT, unlike the delivery riders on often equally fast (illegal) ebikes...

Top marks for decrypting Darwin's handwriting!

Interesting, I'm not familiar enough with the history of the area to know when it was developed, but it's certainly significantly urbanised by the 1890 OS map. By this date the priory seems to have gone (but remebered by Priory Road / Ter. / Ave.).

Fascinating sketch. Would be interesting to know how old it is! Maybe early 19th century? I expect Mount Pleasant is the same Georgian building as in this Wikipedia entry en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_P... / this listing historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-....

There's not (from memory) much detailed discussion of runoff in the paper. As you say, catchment wetness is important, also soil types and ground cover, then there is seasonality, e.g. leaves blocking road gullies; evaporation / evapotranspiartion. Transient impacts from e.g. building sites.

In dry weather, hence you can assign more confidence to whether the levels are outside of the expected range. There's a few examples in the results section of the associated paper, the openly accessible version is here eprints.whiterose.ac.uk/id/eprint/19... 2/2

Absolutely, there are a lot of parameters affecting rainfall runoff that vary in space and time. The model is trained with past data to give an estimate of expected levels. Essentially, due to the higher uncertainty in wet weather, discrepancies between measured and predicted are more reliable 1/2

Thanks. The original work started around 2010 and the previous analytics probably dated back to the early 2000s when I guess there was much less availability of real time rainfall, hence it rainfall wasn't included. The research was phased with a gap between the pilot and commercialisation.

This better referenced, but 6 month old, article says similar www.zdnet.com/article/linu.... It's definitely something I'm considering when the extended free Win10 support expires from my otherwise totally useable PC (which is much faster at most tasks than the supposedly higher spec Dell at work..)

😮 US Department of Xenophobia?
(I wasn't planning on going ther anytime soon anyway...)

Using Gemini, it's admitedly terrible at generating a picture to do this, but to be fair if you just ask it 'tell me how to wire a UK electrical plug, preferably with an image' then it gives correct text instructions and shows a correct image from Shutterstock. But you could just Google it...

So, an Audi 100 would do 0-100 km/h in 2.8 seconds