This paper presents recommendations for the next Horizon Europe framework program for the cluster related to “Climate science and solutions”.
This paper presents recommendations for the next Horizon Europe framework program for the cluster related to “Climate science and solutions”.
There continues to be a growing awareness among decision-makers of the relevance and importance of climate information to a range of social and economic issues. To attempt to better inform such decisions a market of climate services is emerging. Such services are based on climate data and scientific knowledge covering the past, present and possible future climates. A key component of the data and knowledge,...
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The conference will be held in Beijing, China, 14-18 October 2019.
Among a number of products oriented to the climate modelling and climate services communities, Climateurope is producing a series of reports to map and analyse relevant initiatives, challenges and emerging needs relating to Earth system modelling and climate services in Europe, involving expertise from a range of stakeholders. This second report provides progress on the integration of Earth system modelling and climate services from a stakeholder perspective.
Video, summary, and presentations. The Webinar took place on Wednesday 02 May 2018.
Climateurope Publication Series Vol.1 - Authors: Döscher, R., Martins, H., Hewitt, C., Whiffin, F., van den Hurk, B. (Eds.)
VIDEO - Know more on how to share experience, ideas, and knowledge: watch the video produced at the first Climateurope Festival, held in Valencia, Spain, April 5-7, 2017
Video, summary, and presentations. The Webinar took place on Monday 23 January 2017. It consisted of two talks: one on forecast quality assessment, and the second on model drift analysis.
The UK Earth system modelling project is a joint venture between the Met Office and the Natural Environmental Research Council (NERC) to develop and apply a world-leading Earth System Model. Read the full newsletter here
The Met Office global temperature forecast suggests that 2017 will be another very warm year globally but is unlikely to be a new record due to the absence of additional warming from El Niño. The global average temperature for 2017 is expected to be between 0.63 °C and 0.87 °C above the long-term (1961-1990) average of 14.0 °C, with a central estimate of 0.75 °C....
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