Quinting Lab

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology

Nordrhein-Westfalen (DEA) · Germany

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ERC Starting Grant · 2022

Advancing Subseasonal PredIctions at Reduced computational Effort

The new frontier for weather prediction is the so-called subseasonal time scale of two weeks to two months ahead. To take preventive measures at an early stage, reliable forecasts on this time scale are becoming increasingly important for multiple socio-economic sectors. Subseasonal predictability can be gained from recurring patterns in the Earth system. ASPIRE will focus on one of these, namely modes of tropical convective variability. Long-standing systematic errors due to the parametrization of processes in numerical weather prediction models prevent the predictability of these modes from being exploited. Simply running models at a resolution high enough to resolve tropical convection…

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