ALADIN

Events and Story

Patricia — 2005-06-15T15:06:00Z

2003-2004 : Towards an answer to the RTN call within the 6 FP ALADIN Training NETwork (ALATNET : 16 NMS from ALADIN, COSMO, HIRLAM and UK consortium About 940 person.month trained on E.U. funding, i.e. 32 early-stage researchers during 24 to 36 months per person. and the outline description of the proposal (14 pages including the list of Partners, a short description of the proj - STORMNET

STORMNET team

Patricia — 2005-01-25T15:11:00Z

The 16 Partners (and joined partners) at the first stage This tables presents the 16 STORMNET partners at the first stage proposal (consult also the map of STORMNET partners). Local and English usual names of the Partners are indicated, with address and e-mail contact points for STORMNET. Country Institute (English name) Institute (local name) Address contact email Joined institute(s) Austria Central Institut for Meteorology and Geodynamics Zentralanstalt fÃ¼r Meteorologie und (…) - STORMNET

First stage abstract

Patricia — 2005-01-19T15:28:00Z

Stormnet abstract as submitted in the first stage proposal submission (form A1) Local short-range numerical weather prediction (NWP) in Europe is based on high-resolution limited-area models and relies on many, usually small, national teams who joined their efforts within four consortia. Since, on one side there is a continuous need for training early-stage researchers on NWP-related issues, and, on the other side expertise is widely spread among teams, a common and cross education (…) - STORMNET

First stage outline proposal

Patricia — 2005-01-19T15:27:00Z

The outline proposal as submitted in the first stage proposal (form B) 1. List of Partners 2. Short description of the STORMNET project STORMNET (Scientific Training for Operations and Research in a Meteorological NETwork) aims at building a European training network for local short-range high-resolution numerical weather prediction and its applications. European meteorological services now have to face the challenge of a quick march towards very high resolution applications for (…) - STORMNET

First stage research program

Patricia — 2005-01-19T15:20:00Z

1. Relevance of the research objectives The need for better regional and local short-range weather predictions is continuously increasing in our society, not only in the agricultural, industrial and economic fields but also in relation with outdoor leisure activities. Of prime importance is the prediction of risks, for human life and heavy damages. Not only storms must be better forecasted, but also severe weather which may cause disruptions (in water and power distribution, surface and (…) - STORMNET

First stage training program

Patricia — 2005-01-19T15:19:00Z

1. Needs In Europe, the conditions of recruitment of young researchers in numerical weather prediction (NWP) teams vary significantly from one national (hydro)meteorological service (NMS) to another, and even from person to person. New researchers may come from other departments of the NMS (including associated schools for a few institutes), or be recruited at Universities, not necessarily from a faculty teaching meteorology. Several European NWP experts had an initial training in (…) - STORMNET

Training and research

Patricia — 2005-01-15T15:17:00Z

Research topics for Early Stage Researcher : first guess During the preparation of the first stage submission, partners gave a first guess of the research topics they would be interested in for Early Stage Researcher. Austria high resolution modelling and predictability of extreme events over complex terrain Belgium physics-dynamics interface : stability and precision improvement of an integrated micro-physics and deep convection scheme at high resolution Croatia modelling of air-sea (…) - STORMNET