Seminar series on atmospheric predictability

12 April 2021

Photo: N. Zagar

The Atmospheric dynamics group of the Meteorological Institute is hosting a special seminar series on data assimilation and predictability as a part of its regular group seminars on Tuesdays at 2:15 pm CET. The series starts on 13 April with a lecture on "Scientific concepts underpinning the design of probabilistic forecasting systems for weather and climate” by Dr. Magdalena Balmaseda, a head of Earth predictability section at ECMWF.
The full list of seminars and abstracts can be seen here.
To attend the seminars, sign up at https://www.conferences.uni-hamburg.de/event/197/registrations/286/.

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