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and operate. Sailors need to know how strong the wind is going to be, when it will be windy and in which direction. Sailors also need to check for dangerous storms, either to try and avoid them or at least make sure the boat is prepared to minimise any danger or damage (sails put away etc

climate. Career background Chris graduated with a degree in Earth Science from Oxford University in 2004. He then went on to study an MSc in Oceanography at the National Oceanography Centre, Southampton which he completed in 2006. In 2011 Chris completed a PhD at the National Oceanography Centre

in 2015. � Dr Osvaldo Moraes - Director, CEMADEN, Brazil Graduate and Doctorate in Physics. His field of expertise is Atmospheric Physics. Professor at Federal University of Brazil in Santa Maria. Currently is the Director of the Brazilian Early Warning Monitoring Centre for Natural Disaster (CEMADEN

to chlorophyll ratios; independent nutrient pools for carbon, nitrogen, phosphorous and silicate.  HadOCC The Hadley Centre Ocean Carbon Cycle Model (HadOCC) is a Nutrient-Phytoplankton-Zooplankton-Detritus (NPZD) ecosystem model with the addition of two components representing carbon in the ocean: dissolved

parts: (1) a pan-African programme focussing on improvement of the governance and enabling environment for weather and climate services (PEEC). This is predominantly being achieved through support to the Africa Climate Policy Centre (ACPC). (2) a regional programme primarily focussing on the East

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A new multi-agency global report – published today - is highlighting the changes seen throughout the climate system at the end of the warmest decade on record. The Met Office is one of a network of centres contributing to the World Meteorological Organization’s Statement of the State of the Global

, and the physical model (or General Circulation Model) it is based on, HadGEM3-GC3.1 are the result of years of work by scientists and software engineers from the UKRI-NERC Centres, the Met Office and wider UK science community. Advances in climate modelling The new models have more regional detail with higher

The HadCRUT5 global temperature series, produced by the Met Office, University of East Anglia and UK National Centre for Atmospheric Science, shows that the average for 2020 as a whole was 1.28±0.08°C above pre-industrial levels, taken as the average over the period 1850-1900. This makes 2020

support key sectors:  Aviation We’re one of only two World Area Forecast Centres globally and one of nine Volcanic Ash Advisory Centres worldwide. We provide critical meteorological data that keeps international air travel safe and efficient.   Beyond regulated services, we offer tailored commercial