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ECMWF celebrates 20 years of 4D-Var
This video marks 25 years of ensemble forecasting at ECMWF. Lead Scientist Roberto Buizza, Director-General Florence Rabier and NOAA meteorologist Tom Hamill explain the rationale behind ensemble forecasting and set out what the future holds.
An overview of ECMWF collaboration events.
Laure talks about the two ensemble prediction systems used by Météo-France (12 September 2017).
Key developments included modelling and data assimilation improvements for the Integrated Forecasting System; the operationalisation of the Artificial Intelligence Forecasting System (AIFS); improvements in forecast skill; the opening of the full real-time data catalogue under a permissive licence; and contributions to the European Union’s Copernicus programme and Destination Earth initiative.
CNR| Bologna, Italy| 16 January 2019
Installation of ECMWF new supercomputer.
Address Centro Congressi |CNR Research Area of Bologna| V.Piero Gobetti, 101 - 40129 Bologna Ph.+39 0516398111 @mail info@area.bo.cnr.it Map of the Congress Centre The meeting will be held in room 216
Credit: Stephen Shepherd
ECMWF employs over 500 staff across 35 countries, with headquarters in Reading, UK, and sites in Bologna and Bonn.
ECMWF describes its locations in Reading, Bologna, and Bonn.
Inna Polichtchouk – Scientist, Research Department Finnish national (Russian and British)
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ECMWF training courses are free for participants from Member and Co-operating States.
The European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF) is an independent intergovernmental organisation supported by 34 states based in Reading, United Kingdom.
Supercomputer facility ECMWF’s multi-petaflops supercomputer facility is designed for operational resiliency, featuring four self-sufficient Atos BullSequana XH2000 clusters.
ECMWF aims to achieve both quality and value for money in the procurement of goods and services.
Catalogue Contact Points assist users in accessing ECMWF forecast products in Member and Cooperating States.
Computing Representatives help register users and provide access support for ECMWF facilities.
The program invites participants to engage with ECMWF’s software and data via GitHub challenges.
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