Meteorology

En colaboración con el Instituto de Física de Cantabria y MeteoGalicia hemos publicado un trabajo titulado Twentieth-century atmospheric river activity along the west coasts of Europe and North America: algorithm formulation, reanalysis uncertainty and links to atmospheric circulation patterns en la revista Climate Dynamics. El resumen del artículo se muestra a continuación:

In collaboration with the Instituto de Física de Cantabria and MeteoGalicia we have published a paper titled Twentieth-century atmospheric river activity along the west coasts of Europe and North America: algorithm formulation, reanalysis uncertainty and links to atmospheric circulation patterns in the journal Climate Dynamics. The abstract of this paper is presented below:

We are glad to launch a new product: datlas. It is a complete system to process and visualize meteorological data in the web. datlas is a very flexible and fully configurable system and supports a variety of styles and data formats.

There are two ways you can use datlas: accessible as a SaaS or installed on your own infrastructure. In both cases, we give you full support to configure the system.

En Predictia lanzamos un nuevo producto: datlas. Se trata de un sistema completo para procesar y visualizar datos meteorológicos en la web. datlas es muy flexible y totalmente configurable soportando una gran variedad de estilos y formatos de datos.

Ofrecemos dos alternativas para utilizar datlas: fácilmente como un SaaS o instalándolo en tu propia infraestructura. En ambos casos, te damos soporte para la configuración total del sistema.

The objective of the COST Action VALUE (2012-2015) is to provide a European network to validate and develop downscaling methods and improve the collaboration between the dispersed research communities and with stakeholders.

We have published a new paper, in collaboration with the Santander Meteorology Group, in the Journal of Applied Meteorology and Climatology. This work is titled "Assessing and Improving the Local Added Value of WRF for Wind Downscaling":

In collaboration with PAGASA and the Santander Meteorology Group, we have published a new paper in the journal Journal of Climate. This work is titled "Statistical Downscaling in the Tropics can be Sensitive to Reanalysis Choice: A Case Study for Precipitation in the Philippines":