Work Package 4 has submitted a new deliverable report that is available for download below. Although the quality of forecasts in the ArcticDefinitions of the Arctic vary according to environmental, geographical, political, cultural and scientific perspectives. Some scientists define the Arctic as areas having a high latitude, long winters, short, cool summers,... More is improving it still lags behind the quality of forecasts in the mid-latitudes. The aim of this deliverable is to demonstrate the utility of data collected from INTERACT stations for evaluating and improving weather forecasts by using it to evaluate forecasts at a number of pilot sites.
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D4.1 Documenting the effects of extreme weather events on the seasonal timing of species migration, range changes and biodiversity
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D4.2 Report on monitoring by Indigenous and local residents of extreme weather events and other unpredictable environmental challenges and their consequences.
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D4.3 Report on severe weather event case studies evaluation and implications for monitoring within INTERACT
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D4.4 Report on the use of INTERACT station data to understand systematic forecast errors
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