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XI International Congress of the Spanish Association of Climatology

ClimAtt traveled to Cartagena (Murcia, Spain) to attend the 11th Congress of the Spanish Association of Climatology (AEC, Asociación Española de Climatología) during the days of the 17th, 18th and 19th of October

Meteorological factors involved in the genesis of the 2012/2013 fodder crisis

This post contains part of the work performed by Robyn Dennehy during her SEFS (College of Science, Engineering and Food Science) undergraduate summer bursary, under the supervision of Dr. Lucía Hermida González and Dr. Paul Leahy.

Reanalysis Data

Reanalysis data are extensively used in atmospheric science. Briefly, and in order to obtain a first general idea, reanalysis involves analysing past observational data again. These historical observational data are available from different sources such as buoys, radiosondes, ships, meteorological stations or satellites.

Figure 1. On the left, ClimAtt flyers during the poster session and view of the hall of the Austria Center Vienna. On the right, sunny coffee break in the outside of the EGU venue during the 9th of April.

European Geoscience Union 2018

During the week 9th – 13th of April 2018, ClimAtt was at the European Geoscience Union (EGU) at the Austria Center Vienna.

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