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in the Ministry of Green Economy and Environment Mr Rainford Simumbwe, and WISER EWSA representatives Hellen Msemo (WMO) and John Marsham (University of Leeds). Simumbwe said, “This testbed, which began on January 27th until the 7th of February 2025, marks a significant step in our efforts to enhance Zambia's

conditions could affect their time at sea. Accuracy and consistency are paramount, particularly between the Shipping Forecast and gale warnings, where inconsistency could lead to flawed decisions and risked lives. Find out more at www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/ marine 6 7 06.57 GMT: Leeds office worker

these surveys would lead to improved stakeholder understanding between RIMES, SCIPSA and the wider ARRCC Programme and the University of Leeds. In addition, results and potential benefits would be made available to survey participants as well as planned future developments, ensuring that participants feel

College London and universities of Exeter, Leeds, Oxford, Reading, Bristol, Birmingham and Edinburgh, to embrace the challenges set out in our ‘Research and Innovation Strategy’. Edinburgh and Birmingham Universities will bring a wealth of knowledge and capabilities that will be invaluable

of 7-day weather forecasts, while the ANN produces a high-resolution wave climate prediction dataset, at considerably lower computational cost than a traditional, coupled, dynamical equivalent. Results were presented in a number of internal and external meetings, as well as conferences (e.g., Leeds

Valuing climate services: Socio-Economic Benefit studies of weather and climate services Natalie Suckall and Marta Bruno Soares University of Leeds October 2020 Valuing climate services: Socio-Economic Benefit studies of weather and climate services in South Asia Summary � � � � This publication