Research & development at KNMI is mission-driven. The scientific activities are divided over four R&D departments
This transboundary study evaluates the ability of the new high-resolution atmospheric reanalysis ...
Over the last few decades, the Arctic region has warmed up at a greater rate than elsewhere on th...
We assessed how well regional climate models (HCLIM, MAR, RACMO), ocean models (MetROMSUHel, NEMO...
This study presents a new near-surface climate and surface mass balance (SMB) product for Antarct...
Landscape fires emit climate-influencing greenhouse gases and aerosols. The vast majority of land...
The oceans are filled with acoustic waves, which are trapped in a low-velocity layer at about 1 k...
Post-tropical cyclones can have substantial impacts on regions unaccustomed to such powerful stor...
Tropical cyclones (TCs) pose significant risks due to their associated hazards, including powerfu...
Future tropical cyclone risks will evolve with climate change and socioeconomic development, enta...
Tropical cyclones (TCs) are projected to increase in intensity globally, impacting human lives; i...
The Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute (KNMI)
Is the dutch national weather service. Primary tasks of KNMI are weather forecasting, and monitoring of weather, climate and seismic activity. KNMI is also the national research and information centre for meteorology, climate, air quality, and seismology.
