European Meteorological Society Workshop for communications professionals of NMHS (co-organised by ECMWF, EUMETSAT and WMO)
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Welcome/housekeeping
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5m | |
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Welcome from local meteorological service (Tanja Cegnar, Chair of the local EMS2025 organising committee)
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5m | |
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Data visualisation - how data visualisation is so effective in communicating scientific information to various audiences, and why it can prove to be a powerful tool for scientists to gain insights from data and to better communicate their results (Anna Lombardi, ECMWF)
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30m | |
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EUMETSAT satellites update (Neil Fletcher, EUMETSAT)
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20m | |
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The weather-climate connection: Weather presenters as climate communicators (Gemma Plumb, Weather Change)
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30m | |
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Coffee break and networking
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30m | |
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Morning session: Prof. Liz Bentley, Chief Executive of Royal Meteorological Society and President of EMS
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15m | |
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WMO updates including AI, World Met Day, campaign on the value of observations; update on key WMO initiatives (Brigitte Perrin, WMO)
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35m | |
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NMHS presentations - short updates (10 mins each), including: "360 degrees approach to improve stakeholders' awareness of FMI" (FMI, Nina Kukkurainen); “Developing a Beta Community in the Weather App” (Meteo Swiss, Barbara Galiker); "Lessons Learned from the Co-Development and Integration of a Subseasonal Forecast into the Yr weather service" (Lonneke van Bijsterveldt, Met Norway) ; "Tackling weather and climate misinformation" (Stephen Dixon and Oliver Claydon, Met Office communications team)
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1h | |
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Introduction to networking group and afternoon session (Filip Bukowski)
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5m | |
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Group photo
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5m | |
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Lunch
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1h | |
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Networking session/discussion-based component with best practices and experience sharing across the different services and research
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3h | |
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Coffee break and networking
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30m | |
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Afternoon session: Wrap up
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15m | |