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Experimental product for monitoring MJO and equatorial waves for monthly forecasting of cyclonic activity and weather patterns in the southwest Indian Ocean
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The 2021-2022 season
The PISSARO project has integrated – during the last cyclonic season – a working group on the reflection and the experimentation of the monthly forecast in the south-west Indian Ocean initiated by the DIROI, the CNRM and the ENM in 2018. The experimentation starts again for this 2021-2022 season and enriches its analysis with new forecasting products.
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[Webinar] Indian Ocean: land of challenges and innovations for humanitarian actors
The PISSARO project, in the person of Sylvie Malardel, will participate in the round table “Indian Ocean: land of challenges and innovations for humanitarian actors” organised by the French Red Cross Foundation and broadcasted as a webinar. It will take place on Tuesday 12 October from 5pm to 6.30pm (Paris time; UTC +2h).
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Can we improve MJO prediction using artificial intelligence methods?
With Rémy Köth, a student engineer at the ENM (Ecole Nationale de la Métérologie) doing his end-of-study project internship in the PISSARO project, and Quoc-Phi Duong (DESR/LACy), we asked ourselves this question!
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The PISSARO project: subseasonal impact-based forecasts of the cyclonic activity in the South West Indian Ocean, by H. Vérèmes, S. Malardel, F. Bonnardot, L. Labbé, S. Langlade, P. Peyrillé, S. Charpigny, T. Lefort and D. Mékiès, EGU 2022, AS1.20, Vienna, Austria (visio), 23-27 may 2022. Access to the presentations page
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Launch of the PISSARO project website and blog
We are pleased to launch the project website!
Read MoreThe 2020-2021 season
The continuity of the reflection and experimentation work on monthly forecasting in the south-west Indian Ocean initiated by DIROI, CNRM and ENM since 2018 was ensured this season with the participation of the PISSARO project in an upstream research approach.
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