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Mission/Introduction

WWRP advances society's ability to cope with high impact weather through research focused on improving the accuracy, lead time and utilization of weather prediction. The WWRP includes working groups, experts teams and the THORPEX programme. The function of the Joint Science Committee includes providing the overall scientific guidance for the program, identifying priorities and making recommendations on new projects for the WWRP, such as Forecast and Research Demonstration (FDPs and RDPs) Projects.The JSC was established by the 14th session of the Commission for Atmospheric Sciences


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Committee Members

brunet

Chairman of the Joint Scientific Committee for OPAG-WWRP

Gilbert BRUNET, Environment Canada, Dorval, Québec
gilbert.brunet at ec.gc.ca

present affiliation: UK Met Office
gilbert.brunet at metoffice.gov.uk


AFIESIMAMA Ernest
ernafies at yahoo.com
DOLE Randy
randall.m.dole at noaa.gov
DUCROCQ Veronique
veronique.ducrocq at meteo.fr
GOLDING Brian
Brian.golding at metoffice.gov.uk
MILLER Martin
martin.miller at ecmwf.int
LEE Dong-Kyou
dklee at snu.ac.kr
SAULO Celeste
saulo at cima.fcen.uba.ar
SMITH Neville
n.smith at bom.gov.au
PARSONS David
dparsons at ou.edu

Past meetings

 

  • 1st Session of the WWRP JSC, Geneva, Switzerland, 23-25 April 2007

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