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Metview’s new user interface

Sandor Kertész, Russell I.
2014, ECMWF Newsletter, Newsletter Feature Article, ECMWF.

17342-metviews-new-user-interface.pdf
Improving ECMWF forecasts of sudden stratospheric warmings

Michail Diamantakis
2014, ECMWF Newsletter, Newsletter Feature Article, ECMWF.

17336-improving-ecmwf-forecasts-sudden-stratospheric-warmings.pdf
Ten years of ENVISAT data at ECMWF

Rossana Dragani, Saleh Abdalla, Richard Engelen, Antje Inness, Jean-Noël Thépaut
2014, ECMWF Newsletter, Newsletter Feature Article, ECMWF.

17347-ten-years-envisat-data-ecmwf.pdf
GPU based interactive 3D visualization of ECMWF ensemble forecasts

Rautenhaus M., Grams C.M., Schäfler A., Westermann R.
2014, ECMWF Newsletter, Newsletter Feature Article, ECMWF.

17351-gpu-based-interactive-3d-visualization-ecmwf-ensemble-forecasts.pdf
Climate reanalysis

Riddaway B.
2014, ECMWF Newsletter, Newsletter Feature Article, ECMWF.

17346-climate-reanalysis.pdf
Predictability of cold drops based on ECMWF’s forecasts over Europe

Gaál N., Ihasz I.
2014, ECMWF Newsletter, Newsletter Feature Article, ECMWF.

17340-predictability-cold-drops-based-ecmwfs-forecasts-over-europe.pdf
Towards predicting high-impact freezing rain events

Richard Forbes, Ivan Tsonevsky, Tim Hewson, Martin Leutbecher
2014, ECMWF Newsletter, Newsletter Feature Article, ECMWF.

17334-towards-predicting-high-impact-freezing-rain-events.pdf
Potential to use seasonal climate forecasts to plan malaria intervention strategies in Africa

Francesca Di Giuseppe, Tompkinks A. M.
2014, ECMWF Newsletter, Newsletter Feature Article, ECMWF.

17337-potential-use-seasonal-climate-forecasts-plan-malaria-intervention-strategies-africa.pdf
Have ECMWF monthly forecasts been improving?

Frédéric Vitart, Franco Molteni, Roberto Buizza
2014, ECMWF Newsletter, Newsletter Feature Article, ECMWF.

17348-have-ecmwf-monthly-forecasts-been-improving.pdf