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Multi-model approaches for river flow forecasting: blessing or burden?

Contributed by François Anctil, Maria-Helena Ramos and Florian Pappenberger In ensemble prediction, the use of several models to estimate the […]

Communication of Uncertainties in Practice – an example from Bavaria

Contributed by Alfons Vogelbacher Bavaria has been hit by extreme flooding in June 2013 with the highest water levels recorded […]

Hazard, risks, advice – how far should we go?

This was the title of the plenary discussion on September 11th 2013 at the EMS-ECAM meeting held in Reading. It […]

Data assimilation at the Computational Methods in Water Resources Conference (CMWR) 2014 in Stuttgart

Contributed by Harrie-Jan Hendricks Franssen and Insa Neuweiler The Conference on Computational Methods in Water Resources is a conference bringing […]

The added value of probabilistic forecasts for navigation

Contributed by Dennis Meissner and Bastian Klein Traffic-related water-level forecasts are a fundamental part of traffic control and information systems […]

The COnvective Precipitation Experiment (COPE)

Contributed by Alan Blyth, Lindsay Bennett and Chris Collier Main goal of COPE The main goal of COPE is to […]