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Climate Indicator Bulletins: Monitoring Extreme Weather/Climate Trends

Efficiently compile larger-scale weather/climate extremes picture, complementing national services. User-friendly data product for policymakers, decision-makers. Real-time, electronic documents via OGC web services. Pilot on European temperature anomalies.

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Climate Indicator Bulletins: Monitoring Extreme Weather/Climate Trends

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  1. KNMI Albert Klein Tank Gerard van der Schrier Gé Verver Wim Som de Cerff Maarten Plieger NMA-RO Roxana Bojariu .. MO .. WP3.1 - Climate Indicator Bulletins Purpose: Efficiently compile the larger scale picture of weather/climate extremes, complementing information from the national services Integrated data product & service based on ECV’s made available in WP1 and WP2 Audience: Policy makers, decision makers, professional users, … Requirements: User-oriented (i.e. in relation to a question, policy, decision, or activity) Easy to understand, non-technical Near real-time Electronic documents and web portal Easy to make using OGC web services like WMS and WCS Pilot: European temperature anomalies

  2. WP3.1 - Climate Indicator Bulletins

  3. WP3.1 - Climate Indicator Bulletins “warm nights” upper 10-ptile 1961-1990 the year 1996 lower 10-ptile 1961-1990 “cold nights”

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