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ECMWF Ninth Workshop on Meteorological Operational Systems, ECMWF, 10 to 14 November 2003.
Session 1: Use and interpretation of medium-range to long-range forecast guidance |
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| F. Lalaurette, ECMWF | ECMWF forecasting system, performance and product development |
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| P. Dubreuil, Canadian Meteorological Centre | Current activities and future plans related to medium-range ensemble prediction systems at the CMC |
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| Q. Chen, NMC China | A new operational medium-range numerical weather forecast system of China |
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| Z. Toth, NCEP | Overview of predictability related work at NCEP |
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| T. Palmer, ECMWF | Representation of model uncertainty in Ensemble Prediction Systems |
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| F. Atger, METEO-FRANCE | Verification and use of ECMWF products at METEO-FRANCE (Part 1) |
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| N. Girardot, METEO-FRANCE | Verification and use of ECMWF products at METEO-FRANCE (Part 2) |
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| N. Reed, UK Met Office | The future role of Weather Forecasters (a quiet revolution) |
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| E. Carroll, UK Met Office | Latest developments in Field Modification |
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| K. Mylne, UK Met Office | Probabilistic early warnings of severe weather based on the EPS |
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| T. La Rocca, Italian Met. Service | Severe weather: Some case studies for medium-range forecasting |
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| T. Schumann, Deutscher Wetterdienst | Severe weather warnings at the DWD - Recent problems, developments and progress |
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| D. Cattani, MeteoSwiss | Forecasting extreme meteorological events over complex topography |
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| I. Ihasz, Hungarian Met. Service | Experiments of clustering for central European area especially in extreme weather situations |
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| L. Ferranti, ECMWF | ECMWF long-range forecasts |
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| I. Cavalcanti, CPTEC/INPE | Operational medium-range to long-range forecast at CPTEC |
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| P. Devarajan, NCMRWF | Weather forecasting at NCMRWF |
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| Jin, NMC China | The interpretation of ECMWF medium-range forecast guidance for the draught/flood forecasting of the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River |
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Session 2: Operational data management systems |
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| B. Raoult, ECMWF | ECMWF data services |
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| E. Sevault, METEO-FRANCE | The OLIVE project and the SWAPP framework |
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| M. Lautenschlager, MPI Hamburg | CERA-2: The database system and data model (Part 1) |
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| F. Toussaint, MPI Hamburg | CERA-2: The database system and data model (Part 2) |
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| G . Purvis, UK Met Office | The essentials of large volume data management - from practical experience |
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| S. Savchenko, EMPRESS | Presentation of BUFR data through a user-friendly interface |
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| A. Stephens, Rutherford Appleton Lab. | Presenting a multi-terabyte dataset via the web |
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| C. Gibert, ECMWF | Using scripting languages for meteorological production and publication |
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Session 3: Meteorological visualisation applications |
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| S. Lamy-Thepaut, ECMWF | MAGICS next generation: An object-oriented architecture with a new contouring package |
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| V. Karhila, ECMWF | Metview developments |
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| E. Martinsen/A. Christoffersen, Norwegian Met. Institute | Operational visualisation systems at the Norwegian Meteorological Institute |
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| A. Lasserre-Bigorry, METEO-FRANCE | Synergie updates and plans |
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| E. Cordoneanu, NIMH Romania | Meteorological visualization applications at NIMH Romania |
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| J. Kilpinen/A. Sarkanen, Finnish Met. Institute | Recent developments of visualisation at FMI |
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| S. Schotz, NCEP | NMAP development status and plans |
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| H.-J. Koppert, DWD | NinJo - An international workstation project |
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| A.M. Monteiro, INPE/CPTEC | Image handling in spatial databases |
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| C. Little, UK Met Office | Initial investigations of SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) at the UK Met Office |
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| S. Lapczak, Met. Service Canada | Canadian forecaster workstation project |
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| O. Rouzaud, METEO-FRANCE | Synergie operations organisation |
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| L. Treinish, IBM | Applications and implementation of a mesoscale numerical weather prediction and visualisation system |
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Session 4: Special session on requirements of observations for NWP |
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| J.N. Thepaut, ECMWF | Requirements for timely data reception at ECMWF |
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| R. Saunders, UK Met Office | The need for faster delivery of satellite data to NWP Centres |
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| Z. Toth, NCEP | Requirements at NCEP |
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| E. Sevault, METEO-FRANCE | Observation requirements and data assimilation at METEO-FRANCE |
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| H. Schyberg, Norwegian Met. Institute | Satellite observation delivery requirements for HIRLAM |
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| R: Sarrazin, Canadian Met. Centre | Timeliness and impact of observations in the CMC global NWP system |
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| K. Holmlund, EUMETSAT | EUMETSAT current and future plans on product generation and dissemination |
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| G. Legg, NOAA/NESDIS | NOAA/Polar data processing timeliness |
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| B. Truscott, EUCOS | The EUMETNET Composite Observing System (EUCOS) |
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| Recommendations on data requirements for NWP |
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Working Group 1: Summary and Recommendations |
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Working Group 2: Summary and Recommendations |
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Working Group 3: Summary and Recommendations |
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24.02.2004 |
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