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Python frameworks for the integration of a real-time data hub for meteorological and hydrological forecasting – benchmarks and design decisions

Morales A.S., Leng J.
2018, Workshop - Developing Python frameworks for earth system sciences, Presentation.

18730-python-frameworks-integration-real-time-data-hub-meteorological-and-hydrological-forecasting.pdf
Open radar science for fun and, yes, even profit

Collis S., Jackson R., Sherman Z., Picel M.
2018, Workshop - Developing Python frameworks for earth system sciences, Presentation.

18731-open-radar-science-fun-and-yes-even-profit.pdf
METplus- a Python-Wrapped Verification Capability Unifying the US Verification and Validation Community

Jensen T., Gotway J.H., Prestopnik J., Win-Gildenmeister M., Adriaansen D., Row M., Shafran P., Frimel J., McCabe G., Soh H., Burek T., Bullock R., Kalb T., Fisher H., Vigh J.
2018, Workshop - Developing Python frameworks for earth system sciences, Presentation.

18732-metplus-python-wrapped-verification-capability-unifying-us-verification-and-validation.pdf
Heterogeneous computing with Python: why we need it?

Javier Vegas-Regidor
2018, Workshop - Developing Python frameworks for earth system sciences, Presentation.

18736-heterogeneous-computing-python-why-we-need-it.pdf
Why Pangeo? What is it and why we need it

McCaie T.
2018, Workshop - Developing Python frameworks for earth system sciences, Presentation.

18737-why-pangeo-what-it-and-why-we-need-it.pdf
Use of in situ observations to verify the diurnal cycle of sea surface temperature in ECMWF coupled model forecasts

D. Salisbury, Kristian Mogensen, Balsamo G.
2018, ECMWF Technical Memoranda, Technical memorandum, ECMWF.

18745-use-situ-observations-verify-diurnal-cycle-sea-surface-temperature-ecmwf-coupled-model.pdf
Evaluation of ECMWF forecasts, including the 2018 upgrade

Haiden T., Martin Janousek, Jean-Raymond Bidlot, Buizza R., Ferranti L., F. Prates, Frédéric Vitart
2018, ECMWF Technical Memoranda, Technical memorandum, ECMWF.

18746-evaluation-ecmwf-forecasts-including-2018-upgrade.pdf
A new hybrid formulation for the background error covariance in the IFS: Implementation aspects

Sebastien Massart
2018, ECMWF Technical Memoranda, Technical memorandum, ECMWF.

18747-new-hybrid-formulation-background-error-covariance-ifs-implementation-aspects.pdf
Use of in situ surface observations at ECMWF

Haiden T., Dahoui M., B. Ingleby, P. de Rosnay, Crtistina Prates, Ersagun Kuscu, Tim Hewson, L. Isaksen, David Richardson, Hao Zuo, Luke Jones
2018, ECMWF Technical Memoranda, Technical memorandum, ECMWF.

18748-use-situ-surface-observations-ecmwf.pdf
SEAS5 and the future evolution of the long-range forecast system

Tim Stockdale, Magdalena Alonso-Balmaseda, Stephanie Johnson, Laura Ferranti, Franco Molteni, L. Magnusson, Steffen Tietsche, Frédéric Vitart, Damien Decremer, Antje Weisheimer, Christopher D. Roberts, Gianpaolo Balsamo, Sarah Keeley, Kristian Mogensen, Hao Zuo, Michael Mayer, B.M. Monge-Sanz
2018, ECMWF Technical Memoranda, Technical memorandum, ECMWF.

18750-seas5-and-future-evolution-long-range-forecast-system.pdf

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