[Geysers] Lion data analysis

[Ralph Taylor]

I have been keeping an analysis like this for some time now, but the
relationship was so weak that I didn't add it to the website.  I've attached
a .jpg of the chart (moderator, I hope it isn't too large).  There is a
small effect, but note that the correlation coefficient is only about 0.2.
 
Ralph Taylor

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Sent: Thursday, March 11, 2010 11:34 AM
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Subject: [Geysers] Lion data analysis


If this duplicates the efforts of anybody else, well OK and sorry, but I had
to do something while idling away some time. But I was curious about the
relationship between Lion Geyser's number of eruptions in a series versus
the length of the following series interval. How strong is the relationship,
if any?
 
Attached is a small jpg chart showing the result, based on the data posted
by Ralph Taylor on the GOSA website, for the period of 10/10/2009 through
2/12/2010.
 
If this trend continues this summer, methinks few are going to sit on the
thing waiting for an initial.
 
Scott Bryan
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