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1988, Book Chapter, The Dawn of Massively Parallel Processing in Meteorology. Proceedings of the 3rd Workshop on Use of Parallel Processors in Meteorology, ECMWF, Topics in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, editors M. Ghil and R. Sadourny and J. Sündermann

Asymptotic parallelism of weather models

Author

T. Kauranne

G.R. Hoffmann

D. Maretis

1988, Book Chapter, The Dawn of Massively Parallel Processing in Meteorology. Proceedings of the 3rd Workshop on Use of Parallel Processors in Meteorology, ECMWF, Topics in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, editors M. Ghil and R. Sadourny and J. Sündermann

Satellite temperature soundings

Author

G.A. Kelly

1988, Conference Paper, Seminar on Data Assimilation and the Use of Satellite Data, 5-9 September 1988

File

75186-satellite-temperature-soundings.pdf

Evaluation of the ECMWF experimental skill prediction scheme and a statistical analysis of forecast errors

Author

S. Kruizinga

C.J. Kok

1988, Conference Paper, Workshop on Predictability in the Medium and Extended Range, 16-18 May 1988

File

75269-evaluation-ecmwf-experimental-skill-prediction-scheme-and-statistical-analysis-forecast-errors.pdf

Experience with surface processes at LMD

Author

K. Laval

1988, Conference Paper, Workshop on Parametrization of Fluxes over Land Surface, 24-26 October 1988

File

75341-experience-surface-processes-lmd.pdf

Iterative approximations to O/I

Author

A. Lorenc

1988, Conference Paper, Seminar on Data Assimilation and the Use of Satellite Data, 5-9 September 1988

File

75455-iterative-approximations-oi.pdf

Optimal nonlinear analysis

Author

A. Lorenc

1988, Conference Paper, Seminar on Data Assimilation and the Use of Satellite Data, 5-9 September 1988

File

75456-optimal-nonlinear-analysis.pdf

Developments in the ECMWF analysis system

Author

P. Lönnberg

1988, Conference Paper, Seminar on Data Assimilation and the Use of Satellite Data, 5-9 September 1988

File

75491-developments-ecmwf-analysis-system.pdf

A 4-dimensional computer analysis program for the study of atmospheric dynamics

Author

B.U. Neeman

1988, Conference Paper, Workshop on Graphics in Meteorology, 30 November - 2 December 1988

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75821-4-dimensional-computer-analysis-program-study-atmospheric-dynamics.pdf

Developing an Interactive Interface for MicroMAGICS

Author

E. Nishimura

1988, Conference Paper, Workshop on Graphics in Meteorology, 30 November - 2 December 1988

File

75836-developing-interactive-interface-micromagics.pdf

Relationships between initial circulation anomalies and forecast errors

Author

E.A. O'Lenic

R.E. Livezey

1988, Conference Paper, Workshop on Predictability in the Medium and Extended Range, 16-18 May 1988

File

75851-relationships-between-initial-circulation-anomalies-and-forecast-errors.pdf

Recommendations and suggestions from the Member States

Author

P O'Sullivan

1988, Conference Paper, Workshop on Graphics in Meteorology, 30 November - 2 December 1988

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75854-recommendations-and-suggestions-member-states.pdf

ECMWF Model Output on Video

Author

P O'Sullivan

1988, Conference Paper, Workshop on Graphics in Meteorology, 30 November - 2 December 1988

File

75855-ecmwf-model-output-video.pdf

Parallel supercomputers for scientific visualisation and animation

Author

B. Padfield

1988, Conference Paper, Workshop on Graphics in Meteorology, 30 November - 2 December 1988

File

75887-parallel-supercomputers-scientific-visualisation-and-animation.pdf

Variational analysis: use of observations - example of clear radiances

Author

J. Pailleux

1988, Conference Paper, Seminar on Data Assimilation and the Use of Satellite Data, 5-9 September 1988

File

75897-variational-analysis-use-observations-example-clear-radiances.pdf

Current work at ECMWF on the use of satellite data

Author

J. Pailleux

G.A. Kelly

J-F. Flobert

Erik Andersson

1988, Conference Paper, Seminar on Data Assimilation and the Use of Satellite Data, 5-9 September 1988

File

75903-current-work-ecmwf-use-satellite-data.pdf

On the prediction of forecast skill

Author

T.N. Palmer

S. Tibaldi

1988, Conference Paper, Workshop on Predictability in the Medium and Extended Range, 16-18 May 1988

File

75933-prediction-forecast-skill.pdf

Recent progress in the land-surface parameterization effort for the NMC medium-range forecast model

Author

H-L. Pan

M. Kanamitsu

B.B. Katz

1988, Conference Paper, Workshop on Parametrization of Fluxes over Land Surface, 24-26 October 1988

File

75941-recent-progress-land-surface-parameterization-effort-nmc-medium-range-forecast-model.pdf

A new style of computing - graphics supercomputers in meteorology

Author

S. Pass

1988, Conference Paper, Workshop on Graphics in Meteorology, 30 November - 2 December 1988

File

75954-new-style-computing-graphics-supercomputers-meteorology.pdf

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The verification of objective analyses: Diagnostics of analysis system performance

Surface flux parameterization schemes: developments and experiences at KNMI

Energetics and skill of extended range predictions with the ECMWF T21 model

Some experience on designing and using a Meteorological Workstation

Microwave remote sensing of atmospheric water parameters

An introduction to parallel processing in meteorology

Asymptotic parallelism of weather models

Satellite temperature soundings

Evaluation of the ECMWF experimental skill prediction scheme and a statistical analysis of forecast errors

Experience with surface processes at LMD

Iterative approximations to O/I

Optimal nonlinear analysis

Developments in the ECMWF analysis system

A 4-dimensional computer analysis program for the study of atmospheric dynamics

Developing an Interactive Interface for MicroMAGICS

Relationships between initial circulation anomalies and forecast errors

Recommendations and suggestions from the Member States

ECMWF Model Output on Video

Parallel supercomputers for scientific visualisation and animation

Variational analysis: use of observations - example of clear radiances

Current work at ECMWF on the use of satellite data

On the prediction of forecast skill

Recent progress in the land-surface parameterization effort for the NMC medium-range forecast model

A new style of computing - graphics supercomputers in meteorology

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