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The London VAAC is an International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) designated centre, responsible for issuing advisories for volcanic eruptions originating in Iceland and the north-eastern corner of the North Atlantic.

The London VAAC is one of 9 Volcanic Ash Advisory Centres worldwide, and has specialist forecasters who produce volcanic ash advisories and guidance products using a combination of volcano data; satellite-based, ground-based and aircraft observations; weather forecast models and dispersion models

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Aerodrome Forecast - TAF Decode Code element Example Decode Notes 1 Report type 2 Location 3 Date/Time of origin 4 Validity time 5 Wind TAF 'TAF' Name for a Terminal Aerodrome Forecast EGSS 'London Stansted' Station four-letter ICAO indicator 130500Z 130716 31015G25KT 6 Prevailing visibility

The Met Office, as WAFC London, is one of two World Area Forecast Centres, providing global upper wind, temperature, and SIGWX forecasts since 1984, in line with ICAO Annex 3. As one of nine VAACs, we issue volcanic ash advisories for Iceland and the northeastern Atlantic. We also operate Secure

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and governance of various python utilities. Further work includes near real-time data coverage plots and responding to bespoke data coverage requirements. Career Background MSci in Astrophysics (2009) at University College London followed by a PhD in the simulation of gas giant planetary interiors (2015). Since completing my PhD I have been working at the Met Office in the Data Assimilation and Ensembles department.

, Exeter University PhD Medical Physics, University of London Met Office, Atmospheric Dispersion Group 1996-2017 Met Office, Earth System and Mitigation Science 2017-current

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for London. Prior to this, Elliott completed his MSc at the University of Birmingham, and subsequently worked as a research technician, looking after the Birmingham Urban Climate Laboratory observation network of air temperature sensors and automatic weather stations.