
On 14 December 2017,
a Symposium on 'Climate System Reanalyses for Society' was organized at
the University of Bern, as part of the EU-FP7 project ERA-CLIM2
outreach activities. Symposium speakers included representatives from
the European Union, the ERA-CLIM2 project and the wider scientific
community. A first group of talks focused on the role of reanalyses to
monitor and understand the time evolution of the Earth-system climate,
and the ongoing work done, e.g., by projects such as ERA-CLIM2, to
improve the quality of reanalyses. A second group of talks discussed
global activities designed to improve climate services, led by the World
Meteorological Organization and European Institutions.
Meeting agenda Presentations
Introduction Roberto Buizza
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New reanalyses for society Patrick Laloyaux
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Ocean data assimilation for reanalysis Matthew Martin
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Coupled data assimilation methods Andrea Storto
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Observations for reanalyses Nick Rayner
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Importance of satellite data Jörg Schulz
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Reducing uncertainties in reanalysis input and products Leo Haimberger
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Developing a truly global framework for climate services: the GFCS Michel Jarraud
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Overview of ERA-CLIM2 Roberto Buizza
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Reanalysis within Europe's Copernicus Initiative Hans Hersbach
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The Swiss National Centre for Climate Services Bertrand Calpini
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The European Union Sentinels Jörg Schulz
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The Global Climate Observing System (GCOS) Carolin Richter
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Reanalysis stories Stefan Brönnimann
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