'Analysis fields' presentation slideshows

The University of Washington Pacific Northwest Mesoscale Analysis System

The University of Washington Pacific Northwest Mesoscale Analysis System. Brian Ancell, Cliff Mass, Gregory J. Hakim University of Washington. Motivation. High-resolution analyses are important for: Operational forecasting (fire weather, air quality..). Motivation.

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THE WINTER STORM RECONNESSAINCE PROGRAM OF THE US NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE

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Issues in global precipitation estimation for hydrologic prediction

Issues in global precipitation estimation for hydrologic prediction. Dennis P. Lettenmaier, Nathalie Voisin, and John C. Schaake, Jr. EGU 2009, NH 1.1, Precipitation Science April 22, 2009.

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Issues in global precipitation estimation for hydrologic prediction

Issues in global precipitation estimation for hydrologic prediction. Dennis P. Lettenmaier, Nathalie Voisin, and John C. Schaake, Jr. EGU 2009, NH 1.1, Precipitation Science April 22, 2009.

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Introduction

Introduction. Claude Gibert Meteorological Operations Section (Metops). Areas of responsibilities: Operational forecast verification and maintenance of verification / diagnostics software. Plot production and publication on the web site. Post-processing in operational suites. Introduction.

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1. KEYNOTE

Reanalysis generate not only analysis fields but also quality information on each observation (O-A and O-F statistics, and bias estimation, etc ). Reanalysis now goes towards end of third generation of comprehensive global reanalysis. Should balance be enforced or used as a diagnostic?

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