CHARMe set to launch system for collecting and sharing knowledge about climate data
ECMWF is hosting partners from the CHARMe project for their final workshop from 9 to 11 December.
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ECMWF data used in global warming assessment
The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) publishes its provisional statement on the status of the global climate in 2014
Interview with Stijn Vermoote
Stijn Vermoote from the European Commission explains how the ERA-CLIM2 project contributes to the Copernicus programme.
Interview with Jörg Schulz
Dr Jörg Schulz, Climate Service Product Manager at EUMETSAT, talks about developing satellite-based climate data records.
Interview with Rob Allan
Rob Allan, who leads the international ACRE initiative within the Climate Monitoring and Attribution Group of the Met Office, talks about the importance of rescuing historic climate data.
Copernicus Climate Change and Atmosphere Monitoring Services launched
A ground-breaking agreement was signed in Brussels on 11 November between the European Commission and the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF).
Exploring the potential of using satellite data assimilation in hydrological forecasts
Last Friday (7 November) saw the end of the H-SAF and HEPEX combined workshops on hydrology.
Interview with Hannah Cloke
Hannah Cloke is Professor of Hydrology and Director of Hydrology Research at the University of Reading, specialising in land surface modelling, flood forecasting and catchment hydrology.
Interview with Wolfgang Wagner
Wolfgang Wagner works at the Vienna University of Technology. His main research interest lies in physical modelling and geophysical parameter retrieval from active remote sensing data.
First day of H-SAF and HEPEX workshops on coupled hydrology
ECMWF is hosting a week of presentations, poster displays and workshops.