The Warning Value Chain: Understanding the End-to-End Warning Chain for Weather-Related Hazards
LOCATION
University of Birmingham
Room 125, Edgbaston
Room 125
Geography Building
Birmingham
West Midlands
B15 2TT
United Kingdom
The warning value chain is a concept whereby the process of producing a warning is represented by a chain of sources of expertise (components), connected by bridges that convey bi-directional information exchange. For example, observations feed into the weather forecasts, which in turn feed into the hazard and impact forecasts, before the warning is communicated, finally resulting in the response. This talk will introduce the warning value chain, before showing how an associated warning value chain questionnaire is starting to be used as a tool by forecasting organisations to understand effective practices and identify any improvements that may enhance future warnings.
Venue: Room 125, Geography Building, University of Birmingham
Speaker
Mr Robert Neal, Met Office, Exeter
Registration
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If you have any queries with regards to this event or require any further information please contact us at meetings@rmets.org.
The Royal Meteorological Society has a number of local centres across the UK, where meetings are held throughout the year. The West Midlands Local Centre are currently hosting meetings which can be attended in person only. For further information on the local centre, upcoming events or to be added to the mailing list, please contact westmidlands@rmets.org.
The warning value chain is a concept whereby the process of producing a warning is represented by a chain of sources of expertise (components), connected by bridges that convey bi-directional information exchange. For example, observations feed into the weather forecasts, which in turn feed into the hazard and impact forecasts, before the warning is communicated, finally resulting in the response. This talk will introduce the warning value chain, before showing how an associated warning value chain questionnaire is starting to be used as a tool by forecasting organisations to understand effective practices and identify any improvements that may enhance future warnings.
Venue: Room 125, Geography Building, University of Birmingham
Speaker
Mr Robert Neal, Met Office, Exeter
Registration
REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED
Registration for this event is closed.
If you have any queries with regards to this event or require any further information please contact us at meetings@rmets.org.
The Royal Meteorological Society has a number of local centres across the UK, where meetings are held throughout the year. The West Midlands Local Centre are currently hosting meetings which can be attended in person only. For further information on the local centre, upcoming events or to be added to the mailing list, please contact westmidlands@rmets.org.
