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new risks over implementation delivery and benefits realisation would be assessed. A health and safety risk have been added to the register. • Simon Brown (Services Director) presented the annual Health and Safety (H&S) report. He discussed the external report on H&S governance and the plans

strategic actions. • Stephen Marshall (Interim Operations Director) summarised the annual Health & Safety (H&S) Report. The Board discussed H&S issues relating to home working, especially the need to keep Display Screen Equipment (DSE) assessments up to date. Current arrangements around social

HURN 10 50.77946 -1.83622 ENG 1951 03866 WIGHT: ST CATHERINES POINT 20 50.57566 -1.29693 ENG 1924 03872 THORNEY ISLAND 4 50.81479 -0.92247 ENG 1941 03876 SHOREHAM AIRPORT 2 50.83619 -0.2935 ENG 1983 WMO Name Alt (m) Latitude Longitude Country Date 03882 HERSTMONCEUX, WESTEND 52 50.89096 0.31655 ENG

Automatic Wight: Shanklin England 50.623, -1.179 Manual Wight: St Catherines Point England 50.575, -1.295 Automatic Wight: Ventnor Park England 50.592, -1.212 Manual Winchcombe, Sudeley Castle England 51.948, -1.953 Automatic Winterbourne No2 England 52.456, -1.926 Automatic Wisley England 51.31

OFFICIAL OFFICIAL Integrating data-driven global models into our evaluation framework: A Bureau of Meteorology perspective Debbie Hudson Catherine de Burgh-Day, Chen Li, Li Shi, Hongyan Zhu, Robin Wedd, Griff Young, Anderson Murray OFFICIAL OFFICIAL OFFICIAL Overview • Background and setting

models are not able to represent all of the features seen in the present day real climate and there are still limitations in our ability to project 21 st century weather and climate. All simulations of the future are conditioned on both a limited number of scenarios of future greenhouse gas

in the future. All catalogue entries include the six essential ISAD-G elements: • Reference number(s) • Title • Creator • Covering dates • Extent • Level of description In order to make catalogue entries as useful as possible to both staff and customers the archive also records location, more

time CAT derived parameters Lat = 24° Lon = -23° Width = 43° Speed = 767 km/s Model run predicted arrival: 2014-09-12 00:00 Actual shock at ACE arrival: 2014-09-11 22:58 Error: 1:02 (very good) 22 11-Sep-2014 “Double CME” Example • Fit to the 1 st CME (M5 flare on 10-Sep-2014). • Width decrease

it was printed. Revision History Date of this revision: 27 th May 2016 Date of Next revision: 1 st June 2017 Revision date 27 May 2016 First issue Summary of Changes Distribution This document has been distributed to Name Title Date of Issue Version Page 2 Product Description High resolution global data

and ST-B 70 deg behind Earth Speed =668 km/s See also Davis et al. 2009 for another event Earth-affecting Solar Causes Observatory (EASCO) EASCO • SOHO at L5 with a magnetometer and radio telescope • STEREO hovering around L5 with a magnetograph • Add Hard X-ray Imager (RHESSI) • CMEs, CIRs • Solar