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STORMNET (Scientific Training for Operations and Research in a Meteorological NETwork) was a proposal for a SRNWP Research Training Network within the 6^th FP of the EC. Here the short story of the unsuccessful STORMNET with the list of important events, documents, research plans, teams ....

The last articles

Events and Story

Published on 15 June 2005
by Patricia

Sommaire 2003-2004 : Towards an answer 2004/12/01 : First stage (…) Stage 1 evaluation STORMNET discussion, Bratislav 2003-2004 : Towards an answer to the RTN call within the 6 FP

ALADIN Training NETwork (ALATNET) was the name of a project (1^st March 2000 - 29 February (…)

STORMNET team

Published on 25 January 2005
by Patricia

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).

STORMNET Partners

Local and English usual names of the Partners are indicated, with address and (…)

First stage abstract

Published on 19 January 2005
by Patricia

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. (…)

First stage outline proposal

Published on 19 January 2005
by Patricia

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 (…)

First stage research program

Published on 19 January 2005
by Patricia

Sommaire 1. Relevance of the research 2. Deterministic forecasting 3. Improved use of local (…) 4. Evaluation of the reliabili 5. Complementary aspects 1. Relevance of the research objectives

The need for better regional and local short-range weather predictions is (…)

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