ems-message October 2018
This category collects all posts that were highlighted in the ems-message of October 2018:
This category collects all posts that were highlighted in the ems-message of October 2018:
The Meteorological Masterclass Series – Winter Storms in European Weather and Climate, which was oraganised in partnership between the Royal Meteorological Society and the University of Reading, provided additional training and continuing professional development for[more]
The Royal Meteorological Society’s award-winning climate negotiations resource for schools visited Northern Ireland. Fifty under-16 year-old students from five schools participated.[more]
I think the mark of a really good conference is the fact that I’m already looking forward to EMS2019 in Copenhagen!
My first involvement with the European Meteorological Society was in 2012. I became a member of what was then known as the Editorial Board, [more]
The Societatea Meteorologică Română (SMR), which currently has 150 members, brings together professionals in meteorology, people who have dedicated their lives to the progress of the science and enthusiastic youths and experts from other fields.[more]
The World Meteorological Organization (WMO), at its 70th Executive Council Meeting (July 2018), has officially recognised the Fabra Observatory meteorological station in Barcelona as a centennial long-term observation station. Located on the Tibidabo slope, at[more]
Estonia has a long history of taking meteorological observations. The first regular measurements were made in Tallinn in the final decades of the 18th century. An important step forward was the foundation of the Meteorological[more]
Météo et Climat, the French Meteorological Society, was founded in 1852 as a non-profit association. Its head office is in Saint-Mandé, near Paris, and it has a regional section in Toulouse.
Its main missions are:
– To unite the atmospheric and climate science communities
– To promote the interests of communities invested in these areas[more]
The European Severe Storms Laboratory (ESSL) is a non-profit research organisation which focuses on severe convective storms. We are based near Munich in Germany and in Wiener Neustadt, Austria, where we offer training courses to[more]
24th Eduard Fontserè Conference, Barcelona, 1st December 2018 (www.acam.cat)
The theme this year focusses on biometeorology. Specialists from the following institutions will participate: International Society of Biometeorology (ISB), University of Cantabria (UC), Center for Human[more]
The Meteorological Union of the Friuli Venezia Giulia region in Italy (UMFVG-NPO) would like to announce its award, “MeteoClimaFVG” for contributions to meteorology and climatology. In particular, MeteoClimaFVG is awarded for contributions to meteorological science[more]