Seminar on ‘Earth system modelling for seamless prediction’
Registration is now open for ECMWF’s 2016 Annual Seminar. The seminar will explore which Earth system processes we should focus on to further improve atmospheric predictive skill.
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ECMWF’s annual user meeting to focus on evaluating high-impact weather forecasts
Registration is open for the ‘Using ECMWF Forecasts’ meeting, 6 to 9 June 2016.
Forecasts aid mission planning for hurricane research
ECMWF forecasts have helped researchers in the United States to plan the deployment of aircraft in a field experiment on tropical cyclone intensity and structure change.
World Meteorological Day 2016: ‘Hotter, Drier, Wetter’
On the occasion of World Meteorological Day 2016, Professor Erland Källén, ECMWF’s Director of Research, looks at the key moments that have marked the past twelve months at ECMWF.
ECMWF launches new simulated satellite data product
ECMWF has launched a new dataset called Simulated Satellite Data (SSD), which provides global high-resolution forecasts of the weather as seen from space.
How to train the next generation of NWP experts
Sarah Keeley has been in charge of ECMWF’s numerical weather prediction (NWP) training programme since 2011. Her experience as a researcher gives her the breadth and the depth of expertise required for the job.
New forecast model cycle brings highest-ever resolution
ECMWF has launched a new model cycle bringing improved global weather forecasts at record-breaking resolution. The new grid on which the forecasts are run comprises up to 904 million prediction points.
Tackling the gender gap in science
To mark International Women’s Day, ECMWF held an informal discussion about the gender gap in science, engineering, technology and mathematics.
The challenge of weather forecast verification
Experts meeting at ECMWF on 2 and 3 March 2016 discussed how best to assess the quality of weather forecasts in the future, including predictions of extreme events.
ECMWF gives Copernicus update at Madrid climate meeting
ECMWF delegates have told an international 'Big Data and Climate Change' meeting in Madrid how the Centre is implementing the EU-funded Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) and Atmosphere Monitoring Service (CAMS).