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Collaborative Development of Postprocessing Methods in WP4 Sessions

The WP4 working group will convene for a series of parallel sessions focused on the exchange of postprocessing methodologies and the presentation of guidelines for best practices. Participants will discuss and define up to three key projects, with a maximum of nine projects retained by the steering committee. COSMO members are encouraged to allocate two Person Units (PUs) to their chosen projects, with additional contributions welcome. Proposed initiatives include a short-range ensemble with customized perturbations, addressing aspects such as grid point statistics and their integration into hydrological models.

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Collaborative Development of Postprocessing Methods in WP4 Sessions

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  1. WP4 Work in parallel sessions • Presentations • Discussion on exchange of postprocessing methods • Discussion on presentation of guidelines • Define at most three projects • At most 9 projects will be kept by the steering comitee for all working packages.

  2. WP4 Work in parallel sessions • Each COSMO member will have to devote 2 PUs in the chosen projects • Extra work is welcome but not compulsary • I intend to propose two projects for WP4 • Short range ensemble with own perturbations (connexions with WG1 ensemble assimilation) • Interpretation, grid point statistics, input to forecast matrix, input to hydrological models

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