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� The Developed “Weather Model for Egypt” was first based on the 5 th generation NCAR/Penn state meso-scale model (MM5) and later upgraded to use The Weather Research and Forecast Model, WRF. � Both MM% and WRF are open source models, Continuously being improved by contributions from users worldwide � The two models allows to simulate and predict meso-scale and regional scale atmospheric circulations. 15 May 2008 A. O. <strong>Sherif</strong> NFS-AST Workshop on Supercomputing Applications in Climate and Remote Sensing Cairo Egypt, 13-16 May 2008 Cairo University FVLab 16
Initial version of the Model was first established in 2000 at FVLab-CU in cooperation with EEAA, extended to use satellite data at NARSS in 2002-2006 and Further Enhanced with pre and post processing and WRF at FVLab-CU 2006 to present 15 May 2008 A. O. <strong>Sherif</strong> NFS-AST Workshop on Supercomputing Applications in Climate and Remote Sensing Cairo Egypt, 13-16 May 2008 Cairo University FVLab 17
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