The International Cooperative for Aerosol Prediction (ICAP) is an international forum for aerosol forecast centers, remote sensing data providers, and lead systems developers to share best practices and discuss pressing issues facing the operational aerosol community. The 14th working group meeting took place between 28th and 30th of October in Helsinki (Finland).
HYGEOS contributed to several talks that focused on Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service (CAMS) products and system evolutions. In particular, HYGEOS scientist, Samuel Remy, presented pathways for longer term evolution of the global CAMS system (IFS-COMPO) resulting from the work of the Horizon Europe projects CAMAERA and CAMEO. His presentation focused on the integration of machine learning techniques in the global CAMS system and exploratory ensemblist approaches for atmospheric composition (figure below).
- Ades, M., E. Di Tomaso, S. Remy, M. Kahnert, M. Parrington, P. Hill, W. McLean, A. Benedetti, S. Quesada Ruiz, J. Flemming, R. Engelen, Copernicus Atmopshere Monitoring Service (CAMS). Presentation here.
- Parrington, M., E. Di Tomaso, M. Ades, S. Remy, V. Huijnen, J. Kaiser, J. Flemming, CAMS forecasts, fire smoke, AOD prediction. Presentation here.
- Remy, S. and the CAMS2_35, CAMEO and CAMAERA teams, Future evolutions of aerosol modelling in IFS-COMPO beyond cycle 49R1. Presentation here
