Upcoming
05/09 – 06/09/2024
Barcelona (Spain)
“Exploitation of Mapping, Modeling, and Micrometeorological Data-Based Applications”
Timeline:
Abstract submission with reimbursement claim– 6.5.2024 (fill the form below)
Abstract acceptance – 15.5. 2024
Letter to participants – 20.5. 2024
Support applicants confirm or cancel their participation – 27.5. 2024
Final list of participants – 1.6. 2024
Dear FAIRNESS participants,
We are excited to announce upcoming workshop and invite you to present your use of micrometeorological data and the challenges you are facing in the process. We particularly encourage current and future Micromet_KSP and case study participants and users.
This workshop is ideal for researchers, and experts to exchange their experience in working with practitioners, and policymakers in order to assess stakeholders’ and users‘ needs for data quantity, quality, and form, as well as to present actual capacites of FMP 2.0.
The Workshop is partially overlapping with EMS2024 conference. Since dissemination of the action results is important FAIRNESS activity, we encourage you to submit your contribution to EMS2024 conference. There is a several session appropriate for FAIRNESS participants (related to Urban climate, Agricultural and Forest meteorology, etc.).
Licence and copyright
Author’s certification
By submitting an abstract, the authors certify that they have read and agreed to the following terms:
- The authors are authorized by their co-authors to enter into these arrangements.
- The publication of the work described has been approved by all the author(s) and by the responsible authorities – tacitly or explicitly – of the institutes where the work has been carried out, and that neither the abstract nor the presentation materials infringe copyright or any other rights by third parties.
- The work does not contain content that is unlawful, abusive, or constitute a breach of contract or of confidence or of commitment given to secrecy.
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Abstract rules and recommendations
- The abstract body should be between 250 and 450 words, clear, concise, and written in English with correct spelling and good sentence structure.
- Mathematical symbols and equations can be typed in or embedded as image.
- Figures and tables should not be included.
- Abstracts should be carefully compiled and thoroughly checked, in particular with regard to the list of authors, before submission in order to avoid last-minute changes.
Submit Abstract here
Held
29/08 – 30/08/2023
WG1+WG2 group meeting on gap filling, Brussels (Belgium)
WG1 and WG2 meeting related to filling gaps in micrometeorological data.
Workshop Report
Gap filling with Python
Presenters and Attendees
Venue Details:
COST Association Office
Avenue du Boulevard – Bolwerklaan 21, 1210 Brussels
Arrival Details:
Enter the building called “Manhattan Centre”. Once you are in the lobby, please inform the reception that you are coming to the COST Association for a COST Academy (CA20108 Workshop).
The reception will ask you to sign the attendance list to enter the gates to access the elevators. The COST Association is located on the 23rd floor.
Logistics for those Claiming Expenses:
Please note that you will need to sign the attendance list for the workshop each day you are in attendance in order to claim travel reimbursement.
The Agenda is as follows:
Day 1 (August 29, 2023)
Understanding Data Gaps & Python’s Range of Interpolation Functions
Session 1 (10.30am – 1pm), Gap Data Analysis
Chair: Mark Roantree
Gap analysis and Gap Filling (Steven Caluwaerts, University of Ghent)
A toolkit for reading and analysing observational datasets. (Thomas Vergauwen, University of Ghent)
PIS network micrometeorological time-series: Hourly gaps distribution (Ivan Koci, PIS Vojvodina)
Session 2 (2pm – 5.30 pm), Gap Filling with Python
Chair: Branislava Lalic
Approaches to Gap filling with Python: An Overview (Mark Roantree, Dublin City University)
1-D Gap filling with Python (An Nguyen, Dublin City University)
Multidimensional Gap filing with Python (Dinh Viet Cuong, Dublin City University)
Day 2 (August 30, 2023)
Gap Filling Climate Data
Session 3 (10am – 1pm), Traditional Approaches
Chair: Steven Caluwaerts
Filling gaps in hourly and daily micromet data: should we take into account the difference among meteorological elements characteristics?
(Branislava Lalic, University of Novi Sad)
Gap-filling urban observational data using on ERA-5 debiasing. (Amber Jacobs, University of Ghent)
Session 4 (2pm – 5pm), Planning session
Chair: Mark Roantree
Identifying Collaborative Projects.Building critical mass around gap filling.
Machine Learning approaches.
Contributes to Deliverable 8 (Due date M24)
Internal Workshop WS1, September 26-28, 2022, Riga (Latvia)
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Address: Jelgavas iela 1, 1004, Riga, Latvia; Academic Centre of University of Latvia, House of Nature, room 701
- Hybrid meeting; For online participants all meetings will start 30 minutes earlier to check connections. In case that some presentations are shorter than expected, slight shifts in agenda are possible.
Presentations
