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Presentations of the RMI scientific conference organized at the occasion of its centenary
Thursday 26 September |
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| Modelling at the RMI: the past, the present and the future Piet Termonia, RMI, Belgium |
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| Blurring the boundary between dynamics and physics in weather and climate models Tim Palmer, University of Oxford, United-Kingdom |
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| From Meteorology to Aeronomy and to Atmospheric Chemistry Guy Brasseur, CSC, Germany, and NCAR, USA |
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| Beyond 'Dufour et Van Mieghem 1975', contribution of the Third Law to the thermodynamic of moist atmospheric open systems Jean-François Geleyn , Météo-France, France |
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| Numerical Integration using Laplace Transforms Peter Lynch, University College Dublin, Ireland |
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| Statistical postprocessing of ensemble weather forecasts Tilmann Gneiting, Heidelberg University, Germany |
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| Climate response to externally induced time-dependent forcings: signatures and early warnings Catherine Nicolis, RMI, Belgium |
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| Past climates, a key to the future? (do we have good analogues for the future global warming?) André Berger, UCL, Belgium |
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| Extreme Events: Dynamics, Statistics and Prediction Michael Ghil, ENS-Paris, France and UCLA, USA |
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Friday 27 September |
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| The history of instrumental meteorological observations in Belgium: a dialogue between Hippocrates, Vergilius and Mercurius Gaston Demarée, RMI, Belgium |
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| History of global temperature estimation – Köppen to satellites Phil Jones, CRU, United-Kingdom |
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| History of radiation measurements at the Royal Meteorological Institute of Belgium Steven Dewitte, RMI, Belgium |
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| History of Earth Radiation Budget measurements Ehrhard Raschke, MPI and MI, University of Hamburg, Germany |
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| Remote sensing of rainfall: a challenge for meteorology and hydrology Remko Uijlenhoet, Wageningen University, The Netherlands |
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| Contributions of RMI to Geophysics Jean Rasson, RMI, Belgium |
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| Evidence for significant solar signatures in some 20th century geophysical and climatological time series Vincent Courtillot, Paris-Diderot University, France |
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| Mapping the Global Ionosphere: RMI's Contributions Bodo Reinisch, Lowell Digisonde International, USA |
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