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Heliospheric Imaging at L5 T.A. Howard & C.E. DeForest Southwest Research Institute, Boulder, CO, USA Predicting the St Valentine’s Day CME 2 White Light Imaging The Binding Agent Between Solar Observations, In-situ Measurements, and Modeling Problems With Coronagraphs Background removal Nature

itself • Stream interaction regions (aka Co-rotating interaction regions) • Fast solar wind streams • Takes several days for source to rotate from L5 to L1 line of sight • The solar wind into which geoeffective structure propagates • The St. Patrick’s day March 2015 CME was significantly affected

of geomagnetic storm surprises (eg. St. Patrick’s day) • Increased accuracy of CME speed (storm magnitude) • Better inputs to heliospheric models (incl. data assimilation?) • Increased lead time on AR magnetic evolution/complexity (flares) • Increased lead time on coronal hole HSS and CIR events

Mapping Vegetation to Assess Allergen Exposures Rachel McInnes & Debbie Hemming Public Health and Landcover in the UK, 21 st March 2016 Mapping Vegetation to Assess Allergen Exposures Table of Contents • Project introduction • Why pollen? • Allergenic vegetation mapping: • Methods • Results • Next

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and robust Advocacy Strategy to enable it to achieve this. WISER Africa is seeking to appoint a consultant(s) with international development, policy analysis and advocacy experience in East, Southern and West Africa to develop an Advocacy Strategy to influence weather and climate information services (WCIS

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on the Met Office website and the 8 weather patterns are displayed in Figure 1. This document can be cited as: McSweeney, C. and Thornton, H. (2020) UKCP European Circulation Indices: Weather Patterns. UKCP Factsheet. Met Office. References Kendon, M., Sexton, S. and McCarthy, M. (2020) 20 °C in the UK

. A research report for the Soil Association, November 2008. Centre for Food Policy, City University, London. Challinor, A. J., Ewert, F., Arnold, S., Simelton, E., and Fraser, E. (2009). Crops and climate change: progress, trends, and challenges in simulating impacts and informing adaptation. J. Exp. Bot