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1989, Conference Paper, ECMWF/EUMETSAT Workshop on The Use of Satellite Data in Operational Numerical Weather Prediction: 1989-1993, 9-12 May 1989, ECMWF/EUMETSAT Workshop

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76862-tuning-uk-meteorological-offices-tovs-processing-suite.pdf

The response of primitive equation models to thermal and/or mechanical forcing

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W. Wergen

1983, Conference Paper, Workshop on Convection in Large-scale Numerical Models, 28 November to 1 December 1983

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76895-response-primitive-equation-models-thermal-andor-mechanical-forcing.pdf

On the asymptotic behaviour of simple stochastic-dynamic systems

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A. Wiin-Nielsen

1977, Report

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13082-asymptotic-behaviour-simple-stochastic-dynamic-systems.pdf

Plotting of ECMWF forecast products in some Member States

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J.A. Woods

1983, Technical memorandum, ECMWF Technical Memoranda

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13137-plotting-ecmwf-forecast-products-some-member-states.pdf

Economic benefits of weather forecasting in some Member States of ECMWF

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J.A. Woods

1983, Technical memorandum, ECMWF Technical Memoranda

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13138-economic-benefits-weather-forecasting-some-member-states-ecmwf.pdf

The AFOSS interactive data display system for operational and experimental use

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A. Foss

S. Grönås

R. Rudsar

1989, Conference Paper, Second Workshop on Meteorological Operational Systems, 4-8 December 1989

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74515-afoss-interactive-data-display-system-operational-and-experimental-use.pdf

Cloud track wind measurement in Japan

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T. Fukui

1989, Conference Paper, ECMWF/EUMETSAT Workshop on The Use of Satellite Data in Operational Numerical Weather Prediction: 1989-1993, 9-12 May 1989, ECMWF/EUMETSAT Workshop

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74530-cloud-track-wind-measurement-japan.pdf

Performance of global models in support of major user services

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A.J. Gadd

1989, Conference Paper, Seminar on 10 years of Medium-range Weather Forecasting, 4-8 September 1989

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74535-performance-global-models-support-major-user-services.pdf

Comparative extended range numerical integrations with the ECMWF global forecasting model 1 : The N24, Non-Adiabatic Experiment

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D.J. Gauntlett

D.M. Burridge

K Arpe

1977, Report

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9496-comparative-extended-range-numerical-integrations-ecmwf-global-forecasting-model-1-n24-non.pdf

Real-time data quality control and monitoring in the New Zealand Meteorological Service

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M.J. Uddstrom

D.K. Purnell

1989, Conference Paper, WMO/ECMWF Workshop on Data Quality Control Procedures, 6-10 March 1989

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76774-real-time-data-quality-control-and-monitoring-new-zealand-meteorological-service.pdf

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An improved algorithm for the direct solution of Poisson's equation over irregular regions

Normal modes of a barotropic version of the ECMWF grid-point models

Direct methods for the solution of the discrete Poisson equation: Some comparisons

On the FACR (l) Algorithm for the discrete Poisson equation

Fast mixed-radix real Fourier transforms

Mixed-radix Fourier transforms without reordering

CISK as a basis for convective parameterisation in baroclinic flows - application to frontal development

Use of binary data representations at Fleet Numerical Oceanography Centre

Extended-range predictions with ECMWF models. II. Influence of horizontal resolution on systematic error and forecast skill

Numerical tests of parameterization schemes at an actual case of transformation of Arctic air

The parametrization scheme of the ECMWF gridpoint model

The sensitivity of the time-mean large-scale flow to cumulus convection in the ECMWF model

Cumulus parametrization: thermodynamic aspects

Application of empirical orthogonal functions to sea level forecasting

Tuning the UK Meteorological Office's TOVS processing suite

The response of primitive equation models to thermal and/or mechanical forcing

On the asymptotic behaviour of simple stochastic-dynamic systems

Plotting of ECMWF forecast products in some Member States

Economic benefits of weather forecasting in some Member States of ECMWF

The AFOSS interactive data display system for operational and experimental use

Cloud track wind measurement in Japan

Performance of global models in support of major user services

Comparative extended range numerical integrations with the ECMWF global forecasting model 1 : The N24, Non-Adiabatic Experiment

Real-time data quality control and monitoring in the New Zealand Meteorological Service

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