surf forecasting造句

• Sean Collins has surf forecasting down to a science.
• Surf forecasting is aided by advances in information technology.
• :: This surf forecasting site provides most of what you're looking for.
• Surf forecasting has become a booming business, and some forecasters claim better than 90 percent accuracy in predicting the big waves.
• "We put out a wider range of products and don't have one person assigned to surf forecasting ."
• We can predict a swell right on the button, " said Chris Borg, a 12-year veteran of surf forecasting.
• Some old-time surfers lament " the death of mystery " as surf forecasting becomes routine and reliable, Slater admits.
• So Decile became a student of meteorology with an emphasis on surf forecasting, and working out of his home by computer he created SurfFax.
• "' Sean Robb Collins "'was the founder of Surfline and a noted figure in the areas of surfing and surf forecasting.
• The Web site's surf forecasting team offers free notification by e-mail whenever the surfing conditions in the member's area become noteworthy.
• In the early years of Collins'surf forecasting he would record weather reports and forecasts from the Southern Hemisphere, which he received via shortwave radio.
• In 2008, in honor of his contributions to surf forecasting, Collins was inducted into the Surfers'Hall of Fame in Huntington Beach, California.
• Nowadays, however, surf forecasting is aided by advances in information technology, whereby mathematical modeling graphically depicts the size and direction of swells moving around the globe.
• Advertising barely pays to keep his site operating, which is OK with Sponsler, who enjoys comparing ideas and knowledge with others who share his passion for surf forecasting.
• A key feature of Surfline's offerings was a daily surf forecast prepared by Sean Collins, a young surfer and sailor who pioneered the art of surf forecasting.
• In 2008, at age 21, Burkard earned a position as the senior staff photographer at Surfline, a global surf forecasting and content site, based in California.
• Renneker, the San Francisco physician, has spent years teaching himself the intricacies of surf forecasting, learning to decipher isobars, barometric pressure, wind gradients, fetch and other elements essential for understanding how waves are created.
• Also, just as an additional measure of notability for this entry, many of the surfing-related wikipedia entries I've read include Surfline as a cited source, and the wiki entry on Surf Forecasting is copied from Surfline.
• As his own middle age will attest, one of the most powerful but indirect effects of surf forecasting has been that American surfers, of which there are some two million, are riding later into their lives, even after they have settled down.
• "Most people just want us to tell them what the waves are going to be like, and we do that for them, " said Sean Collins, Surfline's founder, who took surf forecasting out of the dark ages by adapting government meteorological data and tailoring it toward surfers'needs.