Climate Observing Systems in The Netherlands – National Activities Contributing to GCOS

M. Allaart; W. Knap; J.F. Meirink; A. Sterl; G. Verver; A. Vermeulen; N. Ansems; L. de Steur; D. Swart; P. Heinen; H. Chen; H. Russchenberg; H. Dolman; G. van der Werf; M. Herold; B. Mora

Climate Observing Systems in The Netherlands – National Activities Contributing to GCOS

M. Allaart, W. Knap, J.F. Meirink, A. Sterl, G. Verver, A. Vermeulen, N. Ansems, L. de Steur, D. Swart, P. Heinen, H. Chen, H. Russchenberg, H. Dolman, G. van der Werf, M. Herold, B. Mora

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Abstract

Climate monitoring is a multidisciplinary and international activity. KNMI and partner institutes in the Netherlands contribute to climate monitoring and coordinate their actions based on a national implementation in accordance to the Implementation Plan of the WMO Global Climate Observing System (GCOS). Here we summarize the contribution of governmental institutes and universities in the Netherlands to climate monitoring activities.

Original language	English
Publisher	KNMI
Number of pages	61
Publication status	Published - 2014

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Keywords

climatic change
scientific research
netherlands

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Allaart, M., Knap, W., Meirink, J. F., Sterl, A., Verver, G., Vermeulen, A., ... Mora, B. (2014). Climate Observing Systems in The Netherlands – National Activities Contributing to GCOS. KNMI.

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