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or data.gov.uk 17 . 12. Policy review process This Policy will be reviewed by BIS (ShEx), Cabinet Office (Transparency Team) and the Open Data Institute (ODI) approved by the Met Office Data Policy Steering Group (DPSG). Any significant implications for Public Weather Service (PWS) will also

/field data) be effectively used to steer the scaling process and change course where needed? 37. [Priority] Is planning in place to take feedback into account and adjust the innovation to meet evolving needs (functional scaling)? 38. Is/Can institutional learning be enabled so the scaling process

areas on the 11th, particularly the south, but the far north stayed mostly dry. The 12th and 13th saw a return to sunshine and showers. 14th to 20th Another deep depression steered a belt of rain through the country on the 14th, though it tended to fizzle out as it headed northwards, before another

with a high of 17.9 °C at Lossiemouth (Morayshire). The 4th was a brighter day, with some showers for the north-west and the south, but rain spread northwards on the 5th which remained mild and generally cloudy. The 6th to 8th were cloudy with southerly winds steering belts of rain from south-west

switchover to the new supercomputer on 8 th April. This will now enable key science upgrades to take place in the coming months. PE touched upon recent comparative accuracy results and is keen that the PWSCG provide a steer on where to focus with regards to accuracy overall. c) PWSCG Chairs Update

2012a) and $50 billion (Reuters 2012b) in insured damages, respectively. Similarly to 2010 and 2011, the majority of tropical storms during the season were steered away from the US, due to the presence of a mid-level trough and strong south-westerly flow over the western North Atlantic. Only Isaac

away and clear southeastwards later. 20th to 26th The next few days were chillier again. The 20th saw a vigorous depression steering strong winds and bands of rain across all parts during the morning, after a bright start in the far east; the rain became patchier in some central, southern and south

(e.g., Landscape Decisions) to maximise synergies and opportunities. Consultations undertaken by the programme champions with academic and non-academic stakeholders, Met Office scoping and input from the scientific Steering Committee identified numerous opportunities to significantly improve

to die away and clear south-eastwards later. 20th to 26th The next few days were chillier again. The 20th saw a vigorous depression steering strong winds and bands of rain across all parts during the morning, after a bright start in the far east; the rain became patchier in some central, southern

of the new supercomputer and data platforms - it is for this reason that my role has evolved from Chief Scientist into Chief of Science and Technology. I’m really looking forward to steering the evolution of these directorates to ensure we’re best placed to make the most of this substantial government