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Proceedings - C-SRNWP Project

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1.1 Foreword<br />

In 2006, MeteoSwiss had the pleasure to organise and host the 28th meeting of the European<br />

Working Group on Limited Area Modelling (EWGLAM) and the 13 th meeting of the<br />

EUMETNET Programme Short-Range Numerical Weather Prediction (<strong>SRNWP</strong>). They took<br />

place from the 9 th to the 12 th of October, 2006, in Zurich. I want to warmly thank all the<br />

colleagues of MeteoSwiss involved in the organisation and all the participants; they have so<br />

well contributed to the success of the meetings.<br />

The meetings were for the first time held in the new format, defined in the 2005 meetings in<br />

Ljubljana, with the target to better allow the decision making for enhanced collaboration. A<br />

more formalised and extended presentation of the recent developments of the consortia has<br />

been introduced in the EWGLAM part enabling a discussion between leaders of the four<br />

areas: data assimilation, numerics & coupling numerics/physics, physics, predictability &<br />

EPS. In the <strong>SRNWP</strong> part, the reports of the lead centres have been replaced by a discussion of<br />

the new EUMETNET programme to replace <strong>SRNWP</strong> after 2007. The new format has very<br />

well passed its first trial and all agreed to keep it for the next meetings planed in Dubrovnik in<br />

October 2007.<br />

In this Newsletter, you will find after the program and the list of participants, the reports of<br />

ECMWF and of the consortia, the national status reports and the scientific contributions<br />

grouped by area and at the end the minutes of the EWGLAM final discussion as well as the<br />

report of the <strong>SRNWP</strong> session.<br />

Zurich, February 2007<br />

Philippe Steiner<br />

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