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GAIA-CLIM project The GAIA-CLIM project (2015-2018) …aims to improve the use of non-satellite measurements to characterize, calibrate and validate satellite climate data records of Essential Climate Variables

GAIA-CLIM project – cal/val using NWP 1. Demonstrate satellite cal/val with NWP: Compare a satellite observations to NWP short-range forecasts, e.g. for MWRI: ECMWF O – B minus global average Met Office O – B minus global average 10H channel

GAIA-CLIM project – cal/val using NWP 2. Use Reference data to quantify NWP model background uncertainty in radiance space GRUAN TBGRUAN GRUAN processor ∆TBGRUAN-NWP NWP TBNWP

GAIA-CLIM project – outputs Gaps Analysis and Impact Document (GAID) Document gaps in our ability to perform cal/val to reference standards ‘Virtual Observatory’ Freely available website for performing collocations between satellite data, NWP and reference in-situ data http://www.gaia-clim.eu/page/gaid

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