CL2.17

Building operational weather and climate services for sustainable development in the global South

CL2.17

Building operational weather and climate services for sustainable development in the global South

Co-organized by AS4/NH1

Convener: Philippe Roudier | Co-conveners: Roberta Boscolo, Pauline Dibi Kangah, Erik Kolstad, Michael Singer

vPICO presentations

| Wed, 28 Apr, 13:30–14:15 (CEST)

vPICO presentations: Wed, 28 Apr

Chairpersons: Philippe Roudier, Pauline Dibi Kangah, Michael Singer

Weather and climate services: an overview

EGU21-74

solicited

2020 State of Climate Services report: Risk Information and Early Warning Systems | Highlight

Veronica Grasso

EGU21-39

solicited

ENACTS: Transforming Climate Services Across Africa

Tufa Dinku

How to build better climate products

EGU21-7029

ECS

Regional climate projections and associated climate services in the southwest Indian ocean basin

Marie Dominique Leroux et al.

EGU21-5319

Modelling the Southeast African regional Climate

Rasmus Benestad et al.

Feedbacks from operational projects

EGU21-3027

Toward operational flood forecasting and warning services across West Africa – recent experiences at national and regional scales

Jafet Andersson et al.

EGU21-4594

ECS

Forecasting annual maximum water level for Negro River at Manaus

Amulya Chevuturi et al.

EGU21-12468

ECS

4onse project results: quality and costs evaluation of an open and low-cost monitoring network of 30 stations in Sri Lanka

Daniele Strigaro et al.

EGU21-15715

ECS

From global forecasts towards regional decision support: development of a full-fledged seasonal forecasting framework for semi-arid regions

Christof Lorenz et al.

EGU21-7266

Forecast-based approach for flood in Mali: a prototype of a climate service

Cheikh Kane et al.

What do end-users think?

EGU21-12628

ECS

Perceptions of Climate Information in the Caribbean: Implications for Adaptation

Denyse Dookie et al.

EGU21-7324

ECS

Virtual user engagement methods for working with stakeholders in China

Rosie Oakes et al.

13:58–14:15

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