The Workshop on Modelling and Data Assimilation for Land Surface Processes was held from 29 June to 2 July 1998.
Documents
Proceedings
Evaluating the land-surface component of NWP models using field experiment data specifically BOREAS A K Betts |
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Land-surface modelling at the UK Met Office P Cox |
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Climate model land boundary conditions from satellite data such as AVHRR R Dickinson |
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Global ISLSCP data initiatives, and the Global Soil Wetness Project P A Dirmeyer |
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Parametrization of snow in NWP and climate models: Motivation, requirements and validation H Douville |
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Amazonian surface fluxes and boundary layer development: results from ABRACOS and prospects for LBA J H C Gash |
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Potential of Meteosat Second Generation for the monitoring of land-surface properties Y M Govaerts |
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Land-surface processes at high latitudes R J Harding |
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Microwave soil moisture remote sensing P R Houser |
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Application of a large scale hydrological model to the Arkansas-Red River basin C G Kilsby |
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A new approach to the treatment of sub-grid scale heterogeneity in land surface models R Koster |
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Accounting for snow in regional and global atmospheric models G E Liston |
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SAFRAN/CROCUS: meteorological analysis and snow monitoring in mountain regions E Martin |
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The assimilation of radiance data over land and ice surfaces T McNally |
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Recent GCIP advancements in coupled land-surface modeling and data assimilation in the NCEP mesoscale ETA model K Mitchell |
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Land-surface modelling at Meteo-France: Operational implementation of ISBA and recent developments (CO2 and hydrology) J Noilhan |
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Uncertainty in the parametrization of land-surface schemes: experience from PILPS A J Pitman |
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Analysis of soil moisture from screen-level atmospheric observations using a variational method A Rhodin |
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Using soil moisture observations to evaluate land surface models A Robock |
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Surface modelling in HIRLAM: Heterogeneity aspects E Rodriguez-Camino |
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Soil moisture assimilation using satellite derived surface fluxes B van den Hurk |