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Forum on Regional Climate Monitoring-Assessment-Prediction for Asia (FOCRAII) 2023 Summary

The FOCRAII held in Nanning, China, during 8-10 May 2023, sponsored by WMO and CMA, hosted by the Beijing Climate Centre and the Guangxi Meteorological Service, was a response to addressing the needs of the RA II region for CliMAP, There were totally 88 participants from 15 countries/territories (China, China Hong Kong, China Macao, India, Japan, Kazakhstan, Malaysia, Mongolia, Pakistan, Republic of Korea, Russia, Singapore...

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Climate ecological brand creation and demonstration

Wind and solar energy resources assessment service

Wind and solar energy resources prediction service

Monitoring and Prediction of Air Pollution

Prediction services for hydropower stations in Brazil

Han River climate prediction service

Assessing climate change on reservoir impoundment, hydropower supply and electricity demand- A case study in the Upper Yangtze River Basin of China

Climate services for the South-to-North Water Diversion Project

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Interactive analysis of atmospheric circulation

Wind field : Vector wind, Zonal wind, Meridional wind, Vertical velocity Height field : 500hPa, Other Levels Sea level pressure, Water vapor transport, Walker circulation
A New-Generation Crowdsourcing Innovative Platform: Climate Intelligent Prediction and Analysis System (CIPAS)

Beijing Climate Center (BCC) of China Meteorological Administration (CMA) has recently developed and completed a new-generation Climate Intelligent Prediction and Analysis System (CIPAS2.3), which is a crowdsourcing innovative platform based on the big data technology.
An Instruction to SEMAP2.0

As an effort to improve the operational prediction of ENSO, Beijing Climate Center has launched "System of ENSO Monitoring, Analysis and Prediction" (SEMAP2.0) in 2015. The SEMAP2.0 provides three kinds of ENSO prediction products routinely in the middle of each month.
Meteorological Disaster Risk Management System

This system supports seven major disasters, i.e., rainstorm, flood, typhoon, drought, high temperature, low temperature, ocean gale, and global typhoon. It is a whole-process disaster risk operation integrating disaster monitoring and identification, impact assessment, risk prediction, risk zoning and online product analysis. It can be used to generate 1900 disaster risk products in seven categories.