EUMETNET

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EUMETNETNetwork of European Meteorological Services
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At present, attenuated backscatter profiles from over 265 ALCs in 19 countries are being distributed by EUMETNET E-PROFILE in near-real time to national weather services and can be viewed online (at http://eumetnet.eu/e-profile/).
HOW CAN EXISTING GROUND-BASED PROFILING INSTRUMENTS IMPROVE EUROPEAN WEATHER FORECASTS? Observations of profiles of winds, aerosols, clouds, temperature, and humidity in the lowest few kilometers of the atmosphere from networks of ceilometers, Doppler wind lidars, and microwave radiometers are starting to flow in real time to forecasting centers in Europe
The strategy of NRT solution will be realized according to standards used for global IGS and regional EPN permanent GNSS networks and NRT solution strategy created in the frame of COST Action 716 (European Cooperation in the field of Scientific Technical Research--exploitation of ground-based GPS for climate and numerical weather prediction applications, 1998-2004), TOUGH (Targeting Optimal Use of GPS Humidity Data in Meteorology, http://tough.dmi.dk/, 2003-2006) and E-GVAP (The EUMETNET GPS Water Vapour Programme, http://egvap.dmi.dk, 2004-2008) projects (Dousa, 2004, 2010).
The concept of the near real time atmosphere model based on the GNSS and the meteorological data from the ASG-EUPOS reference stations
We thank the European Meteorological Service Network (EUMETNET) for funding additional radiosondes and for providing access to the data.
THE NORTH ATLANTIC WAVEGUIDE AND DOWNSTREAM IMPACT EXPERIMENT: Multiaircraft and ground-based observations were made over the North Atlantic in the fall of 2016 to investigate the importance of diabatic processes for midlatitude weather
The zenith troposphere delays estimated at GOP in near real-time contribute to the EUMETNET GPS Water Vapour Programme and they are distributed to meteorological agencies worldwide.
Precise near real-time GNSS analyses at Geodetic Observatory Pecny--precise orbit determination and water vapour monitoring
AFFILIATIONS: Saltikoff--Finnish Meteorological Institute, Helsinki, Finland, and EUMETNET, Brussels, Belgium; Kurri--Finnish Meteorological Institute, Helsinki, Finland; Leijnse--Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute, De Bilt, Netherlands; Barbosa--Portuguese Institute for Sea and Atmosphere, Lisbon, Portugal; Stiansen--Norwegian Meteorological Institute, Oslo, Norway
MAINTENANCE KEEPS RADARS RUNNING: When radar data stop arriving, the problem is often because of the power or data connection, but well-maintained, modern radars are rather reliable pieces of equipment
Nonadaptive aircraft measurements over the Pacific Rim and part of India deployed through the European Meteorological Network (EUMETNET)-Aircraft Meteorological Data Relay (AMDAR) program enhanced the observational coverage.
Thorpex research and the science of prediction
The operational service for Surface Marine Observations (E-SURFMAR) of the Economic Interest Group (EIG) of the European Meteorological Network (EUMETNET) also provides an important contribution to the SVPB drifter array, mainly in the North Atlantic Ocean.
A global ocean observing system for measuring sea level atmospheric pressure: effects and impacts on numerical weather prediction
The Atlantic Observing-System Research and Predictability Experiment (THORPEX) Regional Campaign (A-TReC) in 2003, sponsored by the European Meteorological Network (EUMETNET) Composite Observing System (EUCOS), was the first extratropical field campaign over the northern Atlantic Ocean to employ targeted observations since FASTEX.
A review of targeted observations: targeted observations to improve numerical forecasts of high-impact weather events over the past two decades, particularly during the THORPEX era (2005-14), are evaluated
The feedback can be sent either directly or via WMO (or via EUMETNET for European reports) and can relate to either coding or availability.
Progress toward high-resolution, real-time radiosonde reports
The organization of European National Meteorological Services (EUMETNET) has also recommended to its members that they include a minimum number of detectable signals in their regular transmission schedule.
The threat to weather radars by wireless technology
In Europe three NMHSs (France, Germany, and the United Kingdom) maintain global and regional numerical weather prediction (NWP) facilities while more than 25 smaller NMHSs only run high-resolution regional systems; all cooperate operationally via the European Meteorological Network (EUMETNET; www.eumetnet.eu/).
HerZ: the German Hans-Ertel Centre for Weather Research
7) is currently run under the auspices of EUMETNET, with more than 25 instruments (June 2015).
Exploiting existing ground-based remote sensing networks to improve high-resolution weather forecasts
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