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cohort of projects had been awarded through the Embedded Research fund with UKRI. Learn more.  UKCR Academics contribute to third Climate change Risk Assessment - July 2021 Academics involved in the UK Climate Resilience Programme contributed to the Independent Assessment of UK Climate Risk

science has played a vital role in informing NAP3, with the provision of robust and actionable science to help inform adaptation action. What is the NAP3? The Third National Adaptation Programme (NAP3) includes strengthened and new commitments to respond to the 61 risks and opportunities identified

and Oceanography in the School of Environmental Sciences at the University of East Anglia from September 2000 to July 2004. As part of this course he spent his third year at the University of Aix-Marseille II studying oceanography. This also included a two month internship at an oceanography

the observed imagery. Current projects Preparation for imagery production from next-generation EUMETSAT satellite programs: Meteosat Third Generation (MTG) and EUMETSAT Polar System Second Generation (EPS-SG). Developing pre-processing software to allow assimilation of next-generation satellite data

, increasing our ability to effectively communicate to a wider audience. The Board congratulated Rob Varley, Director of Operations and Service Delivery, on winning the Institute of Directors, Public Sector/Third Sector Director of the Year award. JH informed the Board of his recent visit from

IS PARTICULARLY DRAWN TO THIS CLAUSE 5.1. The Met Office warrants that it is authorised by the Controller of His Majesty’s Stationery Office and any relevant third party to grant licences to make use of the Deliverables. 5.2. The Met Office aims to ensure that the content of the Services is accurate

third party to grant licences to make use of the Deliverables. 7.3 We aim to ensure that the content of the Deliverables is accurate and consistent with our current knowledge and practice. However, meteorology and climatology are inexact sciences which are constantly evolving and therefore any element

, but this highlights the importance of tracking and recording adaptation evidence. The Third National Adaptation Programme (NAP3) includes an extensive piece of work on monitoring and evaluation aiming to develop new indicators on outcomes. This will help to improve understanding of what success looks like

of the bids has been exceptional and the economic and social benefits offered are very significant. The projects we are now launching will position the UK strongly to drive the third revolution in aviation.”

. One is for the land surface, where we use observations to analyse soil moisture and soil temperature. These act as important boundary conditions for atmospheric forecast models. Another is the use of observations to initialise air quality models. The third is reanalysis, where we apply current