C3S

Courses tagged with "C3S"

Develop your own climate services case study

An introduction into Climate Services, and a seven step approach to develop a case study, illustrated with a practical example.

Level: Fundamentals
Certification course: No
What you'll learn:

  • About adaption and mitigation strategies for climate change
  • What are climate services for adaption?
  • Seven steps to developing climate services
  • Example of an adaption case study
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Category: Climate

Climate Projections

About climate projections, differences between climate models, and how to choose from climate projection data.

Level: Fundamentals
Certification course: No
What you'll learn:

  • What climate projections are
  • How to choose climate models
  • Where to find climate projections in the Climate Data Store
  • How to choose climate projection data
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Category: Climate

Bias Correction and Downscaling

This lesson teaches about downscaling and bias correction methods. An exercise for bias correction is included.

Level: Fundamentals
Certification course: No
What you'll learn:

  • About biases in climate models
  • The principles of bias correction and downscaling
  • A simple bias correction exercise
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Category: Climate

Climate Data Discovery – Introduction

An introduction to the different sources of climate data and how to find them.

Level: Fundamentals
Certification course: No
What you'll learn:

  • The difference between weather and climate
  • Different sources of climate data, including observations, renalysis, model forecasts and sectoral products
  • How to find the data you need
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Category: Climate

Climate Data Discovery – Advanced

Learn about the various data sources, and strategies to find climate data: processing, choosing projections, scenarios, ensembles and variables.

Level: Others
Certification course: No
What you'll learn:

  • An overview of the climate data processing chain
  • Scenarios used in CMIP5 and CMIP6
  • Strategies for selecting climate models
  • Downscaling techniques
  • The importance of skill assessment
  • How Sectoral Information Systems provide climate data tailored to your needs
  • Similarities and differences between processing climate projections, and seasonal climate predictions.
Full description:

This lesson provides details on the various data sources, and strategies to find the data needed: Processing steps, choosing projections, scenarios, ensembles, variables etc. The lesson is a follow-up of “Climate Data Discovery – Introduction”.

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Category: Climate

Data Resources - Climate Models

Uncover how climate models work and how they can be evaluated. Differences between climate projections, predictions and scenarios are explained.

Level: Fundamentals
Certification course: No
What you'll learn:

  • About the different types climate model and how they work
  • Differences between climate projections, predictions and scenarios
  • Evaluating climate models
  • What are climate ensembles?
  • The use of climate model data
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Category: Climate

Data Resources - Introduction

Learn about Essential Climate Variables, the different types of climate data resources, and their respective pros and cons.

Level: Fundamentals
Certification course: No
What you'll learn:

  • What Essential Climate Variables (ECVs) are
  • Types of climate data resources, including observations and models
  • Pros and cons of different data sources
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Category: Climate

Data Resources - Reanalyses

This lesson teaches users the basics of climate reanalysis. The lesson explains how reanalyses are made, an overview of global reanalyses datasets, and their strengths and limitations.

Level: Fundamentals
Certification course: No
What you'll learn:

  • What reanalysis is and how reanalyses are made
  • An overview of global reanalysis datasets
  • About ECMWF's ERA5 reanalysis data set and its strengths and weaknesses
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Category: Climate

Data Resources - Observations

Explore the different types of measurements, the types of observing systems and their measurement uncertainty.

Level: Fundamentals
Certification course: No
What you'll learn:

  • Which different types of measurements exist, including direct and indirect observations
  • The various meteorological observing systems (remote sensing, land, sea, air, etc) and their representativeness
  • How to account for uncertainties and propagate errors
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Category: Climate

Uncertainty, Robustness and Confidence

This lesson teaches about sources of uncertainty in climate projections, what robust signals are, and when we can be confident in a change.

Level: Others
Certification course: No
What you'll learn:

  • The differences between uncertainty, robustness and confidence
  • How model data can be used to define robust messages
  • When you can be confident about a climate change signal and when not
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Category: Climate

Using climate models for climate scenarios

This lesson teaches how to use climate models in the development of national climate scenarios. Examples are provided for The Netherlands, Switzerland and the U.K.

Level: Fundamentals
Certification course: Yes
What you'll learn:

  • What climate change scenarios are and why we use them
  • How IPCC climate scenarios are developed
  • About national climate scenarios and why they exist
  • Steps for developing national, regional and local climate scenarios
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Category: Climate