CDOP2 Project Plan - Main Document - H-SAF
CDOP2 Project Plan - Main Document - H-SAF
CDOP2 Project Plan - Main Document - H-SAF
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CDOP-2 <strong>Project</strong> <strong>Plan</strong><br />
(<strong>Main</strong>)<br />
Doc. No: <strong>SAF</strong>/H<strong>SAF</strong>/<strong>CDOP2</strong>/PP/1.0<br />
Issue: Version 1.0<br />
Date: 11/12/2012<br />
Page: 20/99<br />
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2.2 Consortium structure and responsibilities<br />
The participants to H-<strong>SAF</strong> in CDOP-2 are the same as in the CDOP with the exception of Romania<br />
which during CDOP was a candidate for the Visiting Scientists Programme.<br />
The Leading Entity is the Italian Meteorological Service. It provides the Coordination and Central<br />
functions from Rome (ITAF SMA-USAM Headquarters) and Pratica di Mare (ITAF CNMCA, the<br />
National Meteorological Centre).<br />
Among the participating Institutes, their role reflects the overall technical and organizational<br />
architecture of the <strong>Project</strong> , which is based on:<br />
The Product development and generation area, distributed among five operational centres,<br />
Italy/ITAF CNMCA for precipitation, Austria/ZAMG and ECMWF for soil moisture,<br />
Finland/FMI and Turkey/TSMS for snow.<br />
The User area, composed by two Clusters, one for the Hydrological programme coordinated<br />
by Poland/IMWM, and one for the Products validation/quality monitoring programme,<br />
coordinated by Italy/DPC.<br />
The list of participating Institutes is provided in Table 5; all these Institutes have signed a sub<br />
agreement with the Leading Entity. All participating Institutes are cooperating entities, contributing<br />
to the funding.<br />
No. Acronym Units in the Country Country Role in the <strong>Project</strong> Responsible to<br />
01 ZAMG<br />
Zentralanstalt für Meteorologie und<br />
Geodynamik<br />
Austria<br />
02 IRM Institut Royal Météorologique Belgium<br />
03 NIMH<br />
04 ECMWF<br />
National Institute of Meteorology and<br />
Hydrology<br />
European Centre for Medium-range<br />
Weather Forecasts<br />
Bulgaria<br />
ECMWF<br />
Leader for soil moisture<br />
Contributor for<br />
Validation and<br />
Hydrovalidation services<br />
Contributor for<br />
Validation and<br />
Hydrovalidation services<br />
Contributor for “core”<br />
soil moisture<br />
Leading Entity<br />
Leading Entity<br />
Leading Entity<br />
Leading Entity<br />
05 FMI Finnish Meteorological Institute Finland Leader for snow Leading Entity<br />
06<br />
Météo-<br />
France<br />
Météo-France<br />
France<br />
07 BfG Bundesanstalt für Gewässerkunde Germany<br />
08 OMSZ Hungarian Meteorological Service Hungary<br />
09<br />
10 DPC<br />
ITAF SMA-<br />
USAM /ITAF<br />
CNMCA<br />
Servizio Meteorologico<br />
dell’Aeronautica<br />
Dipartimento Protezione Civile,<br />
Presidenza Consiglio Ministri<br />
Italy<br />
Italy<br />
Contributor for<br />
Validation and<br />
Hydrovalidation services<br />
Contributor for<br />
Validation and<br />
Hydrovalidation services<br />
Contributor for<br />
Validation services<br />
Leading Institute +<br />
Leader for precipitation<br />
Leader for Product<br />
Validation Programme<br />
Leading Entity<br />
Leading Entity<br />
Leading Entity<br />
EUMETSAT<br />
Leading Entity
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