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© Crown copyright Met Office The UK Met Office Met Office Science ClimateWeather Dispersion Satellite OBR etc Core, etc ObservationsOperations Forecasting Hazard Centre Flood Forecasting EMARC: VAAC RSMC CTBTO CBRN Technology & IT Business PWS Consultants

© Crown copyright Met Office Interests in FUTUREVOLC London VAACR&D Improved flow of information between all stakeholders (WP2/3) Investigation of use of new types of observation to inform models (WP7/8) Improved knowledge of Iceland eruption characteristics (WP4) Combination of buoyant plume models with dispersion models (WP7/8) Improved precursory information (WP6) Impacts of resolution on model outputs (WP8) Improved data on source terms for modelling (WP7/8) Improved data on erupted plumes for forecast products (WP7/8)

© Crown copyright Met Office Main UK Met Office activities WP3: Comms & supporting risk management Involvement more as the VAAC end-user WP8: Distribution of eruptive products Our primary R&D involvement Range of Met Office staff involved Build on existing links, but also finding out about “new” techniques used in WP7/8 WP9: Demonstration Claire is WP leader Utilise VAAC experience of running exercises Ensure exercises have an “operational” focus

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