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Changes to ECMWF's grids in 2016

Paul Dando
2016, Presentation.

15398-changes-ecmwfs-grids-2016.pdf
Climate model wind stress biases in the northern sub-tropics from a momentum balance perspective

Simpson I, Bacmeister J, Irina Sandu, Mark Rodwell
2016, Presentation.

16602-climate-model-wind-stress-biases-northern-sub-tropics-momentum-budget-perspective.pdf
Communication and evaluation of high impact weather at SMHI

Matthias Lindh
2016, Presentation.

16444-communication-and-evaluation-high-impact-weather-smhi.pdf
Comparison of the synoptic environment and the mechanisms of two cases of surface cyclogenesis in Greek area associated to strong low-level cold surges

Ioannis Kouroutzoglou
2016, Presentation.

16443-comparison-synoptic-environment-and-mechanisms-two-cases-surface-cyclogenesis-greek-area.pdf
Complexity in sub-seasonal prediction

Frédéric Vitart
2016, Presentation.

16567-complexity-sub-seasonal-prediction.pdf
Computation at a coordinate singularity

Joseph Prusa
2016, Presentation.

16678-computation-coordinate-singularity.pdf
Computational Efficiency of the Aerosol Scheme in the Met Office Unified Model

Richardson M.
2016, Presentation.

16819-computational-efficiency-aerosol-scheme-met-office-unified-model.pdf
Computing at NCAR

Dave Hart
2016, Presentation.

16784-computing-ncar.pdf
Consistent jet shifts in idealised climate models

Ambaum M
2016, Presentation.

16597-consistent-jet-shifts-idealised-climate-models.pdf
Contribution of land surface states to sub-seasonal predictability

Randal Koster
2016, Presentation.

16583-contribution-land-surface-states-sub-seasonal-predictability.pdf

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