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Research fellowships - presentations and reports 2016

 

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EUMETSAT collaborates closely with its Member States to support young scientists in exploring innovative uses and applications of Earth observation data. The research fellowships are designed to foster international cooperation through partnerships with leading host institutions across Europe.

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21 January 2025

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20 January 2025

EUMETSAT research fellowships provide a unique platform for early-career scientists to advance their expertise in Earth observation. By engaging with cutting-edge data and technology, fellows contribute to innovative research that benefits society and enhances our understanding of environmental processes. The presentations and reports detailing their work and findings can be found below.

2016 presentations and reports

Impact of PCA on the assimilation of hyperspectral infrared sounder data in the frame of the AROME esoscale convection-permitted NWP model (2016)

Javier Andrey-Andres (CNRM, Météo-France, and CNRS)

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An Evaluation of FY-3C MWHS-2 and its potential to improve forecast accuracy at ECMWF (2016)

Heather Lawrence (ECMWF)

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The use of ASCAT winds in NWP model systems at MET Norway (2016)

Teresa Valkonen (Norwegian Meteorological Institute)

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Validation of IASI Level 2 products (2016)

Eliezer Spulveda

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Assessment of new AMV data in the ECMWF system (2016)

Katie Lean, Niels Bormann, and Kirsti Salonen (ECMWF)

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Geo satellite assimilation and dust detection with IR measurements in the weather forecast (2016)

Julie Letertre-Danczak (ECMWF)

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Development of a dynamic infrared land surface emissivity atlas based on IASI retrievals (2016)

Rory Gray (Met Office)

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