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Copernicus CCS: Provision of and access to NMHS in-situ data to the CDS

Author

Eric Petermann

2015, Presentation

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13472-copernicus-ccs-provision-and-access-nmhs-situ-data-cds.pdf

Observational feedback: What reanalysis tells us about the quality of observations

Author

P. Poli

D.P. Dee

P. Berrisford

Hans Hersbach

D. Tan

S. Kobayashi

2015, Presentation

File

13473-observational-feedback-what-reanalysis-tells-us-about-quality-observations.pdf

System Maturity Assesment

Author

J. Schulz

Ali Arslan

J-C. Calvet

V. John

A. Kaiser-Weiss

Frank Kaspar

Chis Merchant

Terhikki Manninen

Andre Obregon

P. Poli

Rob Roebeling

Else Swinnen

D. Tan

Carolien Tote

Y. Zeng

2015, Presentation

File

13474-system-maturity-assesment.pdf

Challenges for CORDEX: regional climate change research and production runs for CC adaptation

Author

Daniela Jacob

2015, Presentation

File

13503-changes-cordex-regional-climate-change-research-and-production-runs-cc-adaptation.pdf

Access to CMIP climate projections: strengths, weaknesses & perspectives

Author

Sylvie Joussaume

2015, Presentation

File

13505-access-cmip-climate-projections-strengths-weaknesses-perspectives.pdf

Use of climate projections for EEA climate change assessments

Author

Blaz Kurnik

2015, Presentation

File

13506-use-climate-projections-eea-climate-change-assessments.pdf

Climate services for water and coastal management

Author

Jaap Kwadijk

2015, Presentation

File

13507-climate-services-water-and-coastal-management.pdf

The imperative of climate service

Author

Filipe Lucio

2015, Presentation

File

13508-imperative-climate-service.pdf

Application of climate services at the regional and sub-regional scale: Some lessons from the CLIM-RUN and DRIAS projects

Author

S. Planton

P. Ruti

S. Somot

2015, Presentation

File

13509-application-climate-services-regional-and-sub-regional-scale-some-lessons-clim-run-and-drias.pdf

Translating climate projections into sectoral applications for the Arctic region

Author

Andre Vajda

Hilppa Gregow

2015, Presentation

File

13510-translating-climate-projections-sectoral-applications-arctic-region.pdf

The Copernicus climate change service: EU Climate Policy User Needs

Author

Venlina Pendolovska

Alfonso Teira

Jelena Milos

2015, Presentation

File

13511-copernicus-climate-change-service-eu-climate-policy-user-needs.pdf

Multi-decadal prjection systems: Experience in the UK

Author

S.E. Belcher

2015, Presentation

File

13512-multi-decadal-prjection-systems-experience-uk.pdf

Bridging Research and Operations

Author

G.P. Brasseur

2015, Presentation

File

13513-bridging-research-and-operations.pdf

Near-term predictions as sources of climate information

Author

F. Doblas-Reyes

2015, Presentation

File

13514-near-term-predictions-sources-climate-information.pdf

The CORDEX initiative: Emerging issues and future plans

Author

Filippo Giorgi

2015, Presentation

File

13515-cordex-initiative-emerging-issues-and-future-plans.pdf

Climate Change Scenarios for Switzerland- the approach chosen for CH2011 and lessons learned for the future

Author

M. Liniger

C. Appenzeller

I. Bey

T. Bosshard

T. Corti

A. Croci-Maspoli

A. Fischer

E. Fischer

J. Fuhrer

S. Kotlarski

R. Knutti

A. Kress

C Kull

A. Lustenberger

P. Pall

C. Schär

A.P. Weigel

E. Zubler

2015, Presentation

File

13516-climate-change-scenarios-switzerland-approach-chosen-ch2011-and-lessons-learned-future.pdf

A scientific challenge for Copernicus Climate Change Services: EUCPXX

Author

T.N. Palmer

2015, Presentation

File

13517-scientific-challenge-copernicus-climate-change-services-eucpxx.pdf

WMO: Climate Monitoring Activities

Author

Omar Baddour

2015, Presentation

File

13520-wmo-climate-monitoring-activities.pdf

CLIPC: User expectations

Author

Victoria Bennett

Annemarie Groot

2015, Presentation

File

13521-clipc-user-expectations.pdf

The WMO Information System Status and future direction

Author

Matteo Dell'Acqua

2015, Presentation

File

13522-wmo-information-system-status-and-future-direction.pdf

Use of climate data for EEA activities

Author

a. Jol

2015, Presentation

File

13523-use-climate-data-eea-activities.pdf

From prehistoric ice cores to modern satellite observations - climate data and services from NOAA's National Centers for Environmental Information

Author

Ed Kearns

2015, Presentation

File

13524-prehistoric-ice-cores-modern-satellite-observations-climate-data-and-services-noaas-national.pdf

Examples of use of climate data for EEA indicators and Climate-ADAPT

Author

Blaz Kurnik

2015, Presentation

File

13525-examples-use-climate-data-eea-indicators-and-climate-adapt.pdf

e-infrastructures enablers of user-centric innovation

Author

Carlos Pires

2015, Presentation

File

13526-e-infrastructures-enablers-user-centric-innovation.pdf

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Copernicus CCS: Provision of and access to NMHS in-situ data to the CDS

Observational feedback: What reanalysis tells us about the quality of observations

System Maturity Assesment

Challenges for CORDEX: regional climate change research and production runs for CC adaptation

Access to CMIP climate projections: strengths, weaknesses & perspectives

Use of climate projections for EEA climate change assessments

Climate services for water and coastal management

The imperative of climate service

Application of climate services at the regional and sub-regional scale: Some lessons from the CLIM-RUN and DRIAS projects

Translating climate projections into sectoral applications for the Arctic region

The Copernicus climate change service: EU Climate Policy User Needs

Multi-decadal prjection systems: Experience in the UK

Bridging Research and Operations

Near-term predictions as sources of climate information

The CORDEX initiative: Emerging issues and future plans

Climate Change Scenarios for Switzerland- the approach chosen for CH2011 and lessons learned for the future

A scientific challenge for Copernicus Climate Change Services: EUCPXX

WMO: Climate Monitoring Activities

CLIPC: User expectations

The WMO Information System Status and future direction

Use of climate data for EEA activities

From prehistoric ice cores to modern satellite observations - climate data and services from NOAA's National Centers for Environmental Information

Examples of use of climate data for EEA indicators and Climate-ADAPT

e-infrastructures enablers of user-centric innovation

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