Royal Meteorological Society Conference 2011

27 June - 30 June 2011 at the University of Exeter
Celebrating the 150th Anniversary of the first Weather Forecast

The Royal Meteorological Society's 2011 Conference will be held at the University of Exeter, UK, from Monday 27 June to Thursday 30 June. The conference will form part of the celebrations to mark the 150th anniversary of UK’s first public weather forecast and the publication of the History of the Met Office. The conference will have oral and poster presentations and workshop sessions and this call is encouraging abstract submissions in all three of these areas. There will also be invited international speakers who will give keynote addresses on the global development of weather forecasting and climate prediction.

Proposed Themes

The main themes of the conference are:

Process interactions at differing scales
Model development, evaluation and verification
Prediction and predictability
Applications and impacts

GAP contributes to the conference by showing the results of his research activity in collaboration with Puglia Region Civil Protection and Physics Department of Bari, Italy.

GAP authors and presentations

Poster ID=96
Authors: F. Intini, G. Amoruso, M. T. Chiaradia, R. Corbino, F. Intini, G. Tedeschi, K. Tijani
Title: High resolution RAMS implementation on Apulia Region and forecast fields validation by comparison with ground observations
Session: Model development and evaluation
Day 2, Tuesday 28 June 2011 [16:30-18:30]

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