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Water resources as a challenge of the twenty-first century : Tenth IMO Lecture
An in-depth study of current and projected issues related to hydrology and water resources from a scientific, policy and socio-economic development perspective.Lectures presented at the fiftieth session of the WMO Executive Council
Two lectures are presented: "Meteorology, hydrology and the geosciences" and "Use of satellite remote-sensing data: now and in the future - focus on geostationary capabilities".Lectures presented at the forty-ninth session of the WMO Executive Council
Three lectures are presented: "Climate variability and food production", "New developments in satellite observation capability and their contribution to weather forecasting" and "The use of electronic media in public weather services".
Forecasting in the 21st century : Ninth IMO Lecture
This is the ninth in the series of IMO Lectures, which was presented at the Thirteenth World Meteorological Congress by G.A. McBean. This lecture presents a future of meteorology in general, and that of weather forecasting in the 21st century in particular.Lectures presented at the forty-eighth session of the WMO Executive Council
Three lectures are presented on the following themes: advances in the prediction of dust and sandstorms; advances in numerical weather prediction in the tropics with particular emphasis on the forecast of tropical cyclones; and status of seasonal predictions.Lectures presented a the twelfth World Meteorological Congress
World Meteorological Organization (WMO) ; Bojkov Rumen D.; Ogallo Laban; et al. - WMO, 1997 (WMO-No. 845)Contains: Status of the "Global warming" hypothesis by G.A. McBean; Global ozone change and possible climate implications by R.D. Bojkov; Interactions between desertification and climate processes by L.A Ogallo; Seasonal climate prediction - status and prospects by D.R. Rodenhuis.
Lectures presented at the forty-sixth session of the WMO Executive Council
Three lectures are presented: "Global Energy and Water Cycle Experiment (GEWEX)", "Very short-term weather forecasting" (in English) and "Hydrological cycle" (in Russian).Lectures presented at the forty-fifth session of the WMO Executive Council
Three lectures are presented: "The changing relationships between Meteorological Services and national Governments" ; "Advances in operational numerical weather prediction: an outlook for the early 21st century" (in English) and "Applications of meteorology and hydrology to environment and development problems" (in French).Climate change issues : lectures presented at the forty-fourth session of the WMO Executive Council
Three lectures are presented: "Climate, climate change and the development of nations: a new vision", "The Global Climate Observing System: principles and objectives" and "The Global Atmosphere Watch; monitoring the atmospheric environment".Scientific lectures presented at the Eleventh World Meteorological Congress
The scientific lectures at Cg-XI related to three subjects: assessment of available scientific information on climate change; assessment of environmental and socio-economic impacts of climate change; and natural disaster reduction. The publication contains the full texts of the seven lectures (six in English and one in Russian) relating to those topics.
Dispersion processes in large-scale weather prediction : Sixth IMO Lecture
The monograph constitutes a thorough and comprehensive review of the theoretical basis of dispersion processes in the atmosphere and their role in large-scale weather prediction covering the progress made in this field over the past forty years in parallel with the developments in dynamical forecasting of the atmosphere.Conference proceedings - The Changing atmosphere, implications for global security = Actes de la conférence - L'Atmosphère en évolution, implications pour la sécurité du globe
Organisation météorologique mondiale (OMM); United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP); Programme des Nations Unies pour l'environnement (PNUE) - WMO, 1989 (WMO-No. 712)Mesoscale forecasting and its applications : lectures presented at the fortieth session of the WMO Executive Council
Five lectures are presented: "The data base and physical basis of mesoscale forecasting"; "Mesoscale weather systems - South American phenomena"; "The monitoring and prediction of rainstorms and severe convective weather systems in China"; "Development of mesoscale models for prediction of meteo-rological elements" (in Russian); and "Mesoscale forecasting applications" (in French).Satellite observations in environmental assessments : lectures presented at the thirty-seventh session of the WMO Executive Council
Contains: Meteorological operational satellites - the first 25 years, by J.H. McElroy; Space-based ecological monitoring, by Yu. A. Izrael; Drought and its implications for desertification, by E.O. Oladipo.Water : lectures presented at the thirty-eight session of the WMO Executive Council
World Meteorological Organization (WMO) ; Richter D.; Dooge J.C.I.; et al. - WMO, 1987 (WMO-No. 675)Contains four lectures: The atmosphere and water quality by J.P Bruce; The role of operational hydrology in national economic development (in a developed country with a combined Hydrometeorological Service) by V. Richter; Climate change and water resources by J.C.I. Dooge; The role of operational and applied hydrology in the socio-economic development of the Republic of Niger.
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