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Data Assimilation

A new chapter begins!

Written by
Jessica Gardner
Posted on
5th February 202024th June 2020

by Guannan Hu I am glad to have joined the DARE project team and to start working at the Department of Meteorology at the University of Reading. The working environment…Read More >

A new chapter begins!

Data-assimilation of crowdsourced weather stations for urban heat and water studies in Birmingham as a testbed

Written by
Jessica Gardner
Posted on
21st January 202022nd January 2020

DARE pilot project with participants:  Professor Lee Chapman, University of Birmingham;  Sytse Koopmans; Gert-Jan Steeneveld, Wageningen University & Research (WUR) The research will be a verification by ground truth observations…Read More >

Data-assimilation of crowdsourced weather stations for urban heat and water studies in Birmingham as a testbed

Particle Filters for Flood Forecasting  (PFFF)

Written by
Jessica Gardner
Posted on
21st January 202022nd January 2020

A collaboration between: Dr Renaud Hostache, Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (LIST); Professors Nancy K Nichols and Peter Jan vanLeeuwen, University of Reading; Ms Concetta di Mauro, Luxembourg Institute…Read More >

Particle Filters for Flood Forecasting  (PFFF)

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