EUCP Final Meeting, May 2022 – Part 3: High-resolution models and where to go from here
The beginning of our third day was dedicated to work from several work packages on convection-permitting climate simulations for Europe and how they can be used. These are made by high-resolution models able to directly simulate atmospheric convection, a key…
Read moreEUCP Final Meeting, May 2022 – Part 2: Questions of timescale
Day 2 of our final EUCP meeting began with a look at work on improving decadal forecasting, largely carried out by Work Package 1. We first heard from Carlos Delgado-Torres and his work on the quality assessment of multi-model decadal…
Read moreEUCP Final Meeting, May 2022 – Part 1: Getting more from climate projections
Our final meeting in EUCP (4th – 6th May 2022) was a chance to see all our colleagues again and share the last 4 ½ years of progress and advances under the EUCP project. The meeting was very well-attended, with…
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Progress in climate services: our final Multi-User Forum workshop
EUCP held its final workshop with the Multi-User Forum on 3rd May 2022, welcoming our scientific colleagues as well as users of climate information. This is the final time this community will be meeting to exchange ideas and best practice…
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EUCP Final Multi-User Forum online event, 3rd May 2022
Calling users of European climate predictions and projections… Please join our final project user event on 3rd May 2022, 13:00 – 16:00 (CEST) to hear more about the user-relevant research outcomes and products generated in EUCP. During this half day…
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EUCP Final Meeting, 4th – 6th May 2022
EUCP would like to invite you to join our final project event, online, during 4th – 6th May 2022! Th EUCP project partners look forward to sharing our programme of presentations and panel discussions showcasing the progress that the project…
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Scientific Guidance – climate storylines for applications
One of the ways EUCP is providing guidance to the scientific community is through research into the concept of climate storylines and their applications. This guidance comes in the form of scientific publications on specific methods or applications related to…
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Spatial merging techniques based on statistical approaches
In EUCP three different climate modeling systems are used to project future climate change: global climate models (GCMs), regional climate models (RCMs), and convection permitting models (CPMs). These systems differ mainly in terms of resolution, ranging from a grid spacing…
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EUCP’s contribution to world-leading scientific report
August 2021 saw the release of the Sixth Assessment Report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. This landmark report represents the state of the art in our understanding of the climate system and how it is changing. A great deal of…
Read moreThe users Q&A
Popular questions from our Multi-User Forum MUF: Should we average sub-daily precipitation extremes? Are the indicators still reliable when they’re averaged over basins? Is there a criterion for the size of the basin? The capacity to manage large amounts of data…
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