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Regional climate modelling

-spread application of the models. Key aims To develop high quality globally applicable regional climate models (s). To understand and demonstrate how to apply s to derive regional climate information. To demonstrate the quality of s and their applicability for studying extreme events and projected

Memo

Performance Computing Full Business Case to the Board outlining the key issues for consideration. The Board discussed the case at length and agreed on some minor amendments ahead of the next meeting. • The next meeting would be held in Exeter on the 31 st July 2014.

climate_in_context_methodology_march2022.pdf

metrics across the broad spatial region of interest are preferred to inform comparative analysis; • Temporal periods of the datasets, to establish the suitability for use as a baseline to use as indicators for future time periods (e.g. mid-21 st century) i.e. when was the data collected, how

PowerPoint-Präsentation

ICON – TOWARDS (VERTICALLY) INTEGRATED EARTH SYSTEM MODEL FOR NUMERICAL WEATHER FORECAST, CLIMATE PREDICTIONS AND PROJECTIONS WA Müller, R Potthast (DWD), B Früh (DWD), P Korn 2nd J u n e 2 0 2 5 , S e a m l e s s GCM , B r i s t o l VERTICAL INTEGRATION • ICON (Icosahedral Nonhydrostatic) • All

nmla_forward_plan.pdf

Document Owner Sarah Pankiewicz Library & Archive Manager Author Catherine Ross Archivist Reviewer Sarah Pankiewicz Library & Archive Manager Document location Controlled Document Register location Document identity and published location: NMLA_Forward_Plan.pdf Link to Controlled Document Register

VE Day and the weather: How forecasts helped shape victory

a critical role in military planning, from the timing of D-Day to the movement of troops and supplies. As such, forecasts became top secret. Dr Catherine Ross, library and archive manager at the Met Office, said: “Forecasting stopped at the announcement of the outbreak of war because your weather

gc-seamless-workshop-agenda-3.pdf

for standalone JULES using a benchmarking system based on ModelEvaluation.org Towards a seamless cloud fraction scheme for Unified Physics Catherine Hardacre Kunal Ghosh Heather Rumbold Paul Barrett University of Canterbury University of Leeds Met Office Met Office Agenda - Seamless Global Modelling

gc-seamless-workshop-agenda.pdf

on climate model parameters Developing the next standard configuration for standalone JULES using a benchmarking system based on ModelEvaluation.org Towards a seamless cloud fraction scheme for Unified Physics 17:00 Close Catherine Hardacre Kunal Ghosh Heather Rumbold Paul Barrett University

exceptional-warmth-september-2016---met-office.pdf

at Gravesend, Kew Gardens and St James's Park, together with wind direction at Gravesend. The temperatures at these three stations agree well, but with a notable peak at Gravesend between 1300 and 1400 GMT. This peak coincided with the wind direction veering from around 70° to 120°. Since Gravesend is located

ar13_report_25jun2013e.compressed.pdf

REPORT TO DECC LONG-TERM ATMOSPHERIC MEASUREMENT AND INTERPRETATION (OF RADIATIVELY ACTIVE TRACE GASES) DECC contract number: GA0201 Annual Report (May 2012 - April 2013) Date: 1 st May 2013 University of Bristol: Simon O’Doherty, Aoife Grant Met Office: Alistair J. Manning rdscientific: Richard G

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