Visit to a DWD super-site helps understand sources of near-surface temperature biases
Polly Schmederer looks at how measurements from observational super-sites are helping to better understand errors in forecasts of near-surface temperature.
Warm conveyor belt workshop 10–12 March to be virtual event
The warm conveyor belt workshop from 10 to 12 March 2020 will be virtual for external participants as part of measures to minimise potential exposure to the coronavirus (COVID-19). Registration has been re-opened to enable more people to participate remotely.
ECMWF launches new weather- and climate-related coding challenges
ECMWF has published the challenges for its third Summer of Weather Code (ESoWC). Applicants have until 22 April 2020 to submit proposals for weather- and climate-related projects that address the challenges of handling large amounts of data and transforming it into information.
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Articles presenting ECMWF’s involvement in diverse areas, from our graduate training programme and support for national and international initiatives to information on publications such as our User Guide.
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ECMWF's 19th Workshop on HPC in meteorology will be in Bologna in 2020 from 14 to 18 September. Registration for this ever popular workshop is now open, don’t miss the deadline. https://www.ecmwf.int/en/learning/workshops/19th-workshop-high-performance-computing-meteorology #HPCWS2020 #exascale #supercomputing #scalability #HPC #AI #machinelearning
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ECMWF workshops are open to the worldwide meteorological community, though some training is restricted to member states.
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