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of Emergency Responder Workshops to input into the review of Warning Services Provided direction and steer to MO on the approach to ‘Reach’ of Met Office outputs and agreed a way forward on the provision of information under the ‘Enthusiasts Site’ The PWSCG Chair and Independent Member attended
by visiting our data services webpage. Policy review process This Policy will be reviewed by BIS (ShEx), Cabinet Office (Transparency Team) and the Open Data Institute (ODI) approved by the Met Office Data Policy Steering Group (DPSG). Any significant implications for Public Weather Service (PWS) will also
. Penny is chair of the Dartmoor National Park Steering Group, a place where she spends much of her free time. Lynn Mawdsley, Non-Executive Director and Chair of the Audit and Risk Assurance Committee Lynn is a respected leader with extensive financial and commercial expertise across a broad range
of these important Theme 3 Performance Measures. All four deliverables for Theme 3 continue on track. The Citizen Engagement Strategy (D3.0) was delivered in the Autumn, with an implementation plan currently being devised. Despite some resource challenge for D3.2 during the year, it has been steered
, 2009 21 Fortnam et al., 2020 22 GoK, 2018 23 Kenya Food Security Steering Group, 2020; OCHA, 2020a 24 GERICS, 2016 25 MetOffice, 2011 26 GoK, 2015 27 Grace et al., 2012 28 OCHA, 2020 29 Burgin et al., 2020 30 UK Met Office, 2011; WRI, 2015 31 EM–DAT / CRED, 2020 32 GoK, 2015 WEATHER AND CLIMATE
. [Priority] Are/Will data and monitoring (including bottom-up/field data) be effectively used to steer the scaling process and change course where needed? © Crown copyright, Met Office Space/Theme Driver Questions for consideration Scores (1-5) 37. [Priority] Is planning in place to take feedback
of tropical storms either re-curved in the Atlantic — as a result of a north-eastward displacement of the Atlantic subtropical high, which steers storms northward, around the western portion of the subtropical high, and into higher latitudes — or occurred in the western Caribbean and southern Gulf. Only
will be overseen by the Interdepartmental Met Office Steering Group (IMOSG). WW spoke of the importance about ensuring that the plans stay on track and meet the obligations required to meet the CSR outcome. DH suggested that an outline plan should be seen at the next PAG meeting around the observation changes
. Discussions have been taking place with the London Mayor and London assembly regarding the events. These events also a point of focus with the EA, who are working with the Met Office. It was noted that the public may not be aware of the impacts of rain (e.g. flooding). There is a joint steering board
be able to influence how the supercomputer capability would be used so that there would still be a steer in terms of how to direct the science at the additional capability. SJ noted that during the lifetime of this next supercomputer data from two new satellites will become operational. ND spoke about
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