Use & attribution

Keep the source.
Keep the assumptions.

Practical guidance for using this research edition.

Research tools

These tools support exploration, calculation and experimental planning. Their formulas and limitations are part of the result. Retain them when exporting or sharing an output, and verify a calculation against the requirements of your specific work.

Scientific literature

Paper records link to the original publisher or repository. Copyright and access conditions for those works remain with their respective holders. Bibliographic indexing or an original reading note does not imply author or institutional endorsement.

Product illustrations

Supplied imagery depicts FogLab concepts. It is not evidence of an existing apparatus, measured effect, certification or completed field deployment.

Attribution

When using a calculation, record the tool name, version, inputs and date. When discussing a scientific finding, cite the primary paper as well as any weatherhill note that shaped your interpretation. Cite WX-FOG-001 by its version rather than referring to an unspecified protocol.

Corrections

For your own review, record the exact page, formula or source and the proposed correction. The downloadable collaboration brief can hold those notes for the next project discussion.

Search weatherhill

Search papers, subjects or tools.