DARC blog

In November 2023 we launched what will be a regular blog highlighting the research achievements of the DARC group. The blog will also deliver short explainers on concepts fundamental to data assimilation and its connection to other research areas and much more!

Below is a list of all posts in chronological order:

11/12/2024: Data Assimilation for Atmospheric Composition by Melanie Ades

27/11/2024: Meet Our New Lecturer by Eviatar Bach

13/11/2024: Improving Soil Moisture Prediction Using Joint State-Parameter Assimilation in JULES by Visweshwaran Ramesh

06/11/2024: International Symposium on Data Assimilation 2024 by Amos Lawless

30/10/2024: Meet Our Newest PhD Students by Miranti, Kate and Ravi

16/10/2024: National Earth Observation Conference 2024 by Laura Risley and Ieuan Higgs

20/06/2024: 12th Workshop on Meteorological Sensitivity Analysis and Data Assimilation by Laura Risley

31/05/2024: Observation-related matrix calculations in variational data assimilation by Guannan Hu

01/05/2024: Why do we bother with data assimilation software (and PDAF)? by Yumeng Chen

17/04/2024: “Doomed (!), doomed (?)” – Is the AMOC at risk of reversal? by Ivo Pasmans

04/04/2024: The need for observations of the coastal marine ecosystem by Alison Fowler

21/03/2024: Are satellite observations really measuring the same thing as your model predicts? Probably not. Here’s what to do about it by Tristan Quaife

06/03/2024: Steam Engines, Air Pollution, And Data Assimilation by Jochen Broecker

06/03/2024: Using 4DEnVar to constrain land surface models with observations by Natalie Douglas

09/02/2024: Women and Girls in Science Leadership, a New Era for Sustainability by Gwyneth Matthews

25/01/2024: A brief look at machine learning and its applications in data assimilation by Ieuan Higgs

10/01/2024: Data assimilation and deep learning: the changing face of numerical weather prediction by Sarah Dance

14/12/2023: Using mathematics to make the data assimilation problem easier to solve by Amos Lawless

29/11/2023: Shedding some light on DARC by Ross Bannister