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HIRLAM official publications

The publications of HIRLAM are the HIRLAM Newsletters, coming out two times a year, and HIRLAM Technical Reports. Furthermore many HIRLAM working weeks and workshop result in Workshop Reports.

You are always welcome to contribute to the Newsletters. If you have ideas for a contribution please contact the scientific secretary or the programme manager. Or you can wait for a call for contributions that we will announce here.

If you want to publish a Technical Report different rules apply. First of all the article needs to have a substantial volume, say a minimum of 30 pages. Furthermore it has to be reviewed by two persons, not being (co-)authors. One reviewer has to be expert in the field of the report.

Any questions about the publications please ask the scientific secretary!

HIRLAM Newsletter No. 55 Part A

Tuesday, 26 January 2010 15:51 Tilly Driesenaar
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The first part of the HIRLAM Newsletter No. 55 is now available on-line at HIRLAM Newsletter No. 55 Part A, December 2009.

Last Updated on Wednesday, 03 March 2010 16:13 Read more...
 

HIRLAM Technical Report No. 68

Monday, 02 February 2009 00:00 Tilly Driesenaar
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The HIRLAM Technical report No. 68 is available online. The title is Report from the SRNWP Workshop on High resolution data assimilation with emphasis on the use of moisture-related observations: How to project on a good estimate of the moist attractor before it moves away. 

The contents are:

Last Updated on Thursday, 05 February 2009 09:36 Read more...
 

HIRLAM Newsletters in DOCman

Wednesday, 21 January 2009 14:41 Tilly Driesenaar
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The HIRLAM Newsletters are currently being stored in the document manager called DOCman. This work is in progress. Under construction

For the time being you can visit the old HIRLAM website and go to Publications, Newsletter,

-or-

you can go to the HIRLAM Newsletter download area in DOCman and look what's there already.

 

Last Updated on Monday, 02 February 2009 13:52
 
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