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supercomputer which will be going live in 2024. DSIT Minister Andrew Griffith said “Rob has provided strong public service during his six years chairing the Met Office Board. He came in at a time when the organisation needed a new vision and clear steer and has helped to lead a high performing Board. His
model intercomparison project (known as C4MIP) a related activity known as ZECMIP (to determine the zero-emissions commitment: the continued warming after emissions of CO2 cease) and is on the steering committee for others including: Land-use (LUMIP) Carbon dioxide removal The UK land-surface model
explored each station, bring their attention back to the front and ask the following questions: • discussion towards weather predictions) • Why is predicting the weather important? What do they think these objects/images are for? (Steer 15 minutes Groupwork Weather carousel presentation slides Forecasting
summaries for as many essential climate variables as possible, describing their behaviour over the current year in context of the historical record and known modes of variability such as the El Niño Southern Oscillation. Kate sits on the steering committee of the International Surface Temperature
how UK academia and relevant organisations might fulfil the ExCALIBUR programme requirements, to inform future science and cross-cutting themes for funding. This activity will run until 4 December 2020. This event has now ended. ExCALIBUR steering committee - June 2020 A steering committee has been
in July 2020 on behalf of UKRI, the Met Office, and UKAEA for the DDWGs members and Steering Committee members. To promote collaborative working between DDWGs, topics of discussion were the cross-cutting themes within the programme and an opportunity for groups to discuss commonalities
cycle and its impact. Peili has a broad interest in climate variability and change. Peili is a lead scientist for the Met Office's IHP project and acting as a Met Office contact for NERC's changing water cycle programme. He is also a member of the international science steering committee for the Arctic
Member of Nobel Prize winning IPCC Team Lead Author IPCC 3rd Assessment Report (Working Group 1) Contributing author and reviewer, IPCC 1st,2nd and 4th Assessment reports (Working Group 1) Member of WCRP Working Group on Coupled Models Co-chair of Scientific Steering Group of the Joint Weather and Climate Research Programme
Panel and UKCP18 team at the start of the project. Progress on the scientific methodology is reviewed regularly. 2. The Peer Review Panel provided a steer on a range of science questions such as the approach to downscaling projections. 4. Peer Review Panel submit over 700 comments. UKCP18 team
Climate Change (OCDC) group. His research interests include: the impact of resolution and vertical coordinate systems on the ocean models’ representation of the bottom topography influence on the oceanic flow (e.g., gravity currents, currents steering); accurate numerical schemes for computing horizontal
