Welcome to episode 13 of The Quarterdeck, the Amver podcast! If you've ever wondered about the Amver/SEAS software, how it's installed, or how it is used, this is the podcast for you. Take a listen as Paula Rychtar and Jim Luciani describe the World Meteorological Voluntary Observation Ships Scheme and how Amver/SEAS information is used.Here is a direct link to The Quarterdeck audio file.
The Quarterdeck transcript is available here.
Links:
- Amver/SEAS
- Port Meteorological Officers
- "Find a PMO" (Google Earth required)
- National Weather Service
- Marine Forecast
- WMO Voluntary Observation Ships Scheme
The Quarterdeck theme song is Botany Bay by the Blaggards available on musicalley.com. Don't forget to download The Quarterdeck in iTunes!
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