Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute; Ministery of Infrastructure and the Environment

Publications, presentations and other activities
Visualising flood forecasting uncertainty: some current European EPS platforms - COST731 working group 3
2010
by M. Bruen (UCD Centre for Water Resources Research, Dublin, Ireland), P. Krahe (), M. Zappa (), J. Olsson (), B. Vehvilainen ()K. Kok (KNMI)K. Daamen ()
Abstract

COST funding allows European scientists establish international links, communicate their work to colleagues and promote international research cooperation. COST731 was established to study the propagation of uncertainty from hydro-meteorological observations through meteorolgical and hydrological models to the final flood forecast. One focus is on how information about uncertainty is presented to the end-user and how it is used. COST731 has assembled a number of demonstrations/case studies that illustrate the variety of practical approaches and these are presented here. While there is yet no consensus on how such information is presented, many end-users do find it useful.

Biblographic data
Bruen, M., P. Krahe, M. Zappa, J. Olsson, B. Vehvilainen, K. Kok and K. Daamen, Visualising flood forecasting uncertainty: some current European EPS platforms - COST731 working group 3
Atmos. Sci. Lett., 2010, 11, 92-99, doi:10.1002/asl.258.
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