Migration of the Forecast User Forum
The Forecast User Forum has now been merged into the ECMWF Forum on our new platform at http://forum.ecmwf.int/.
The old Confluence-based forum, here on this page, has been frozen and is now read-only. It will shortly be comitted to archive.
How to Engage:
Anyone who has an ECMWF user account (user-ID) can post on the ECMWF Forum (need to register for an account? see here). All forum posts are categorised and will be issued with searchable tags.
Forum users can subscribe to any categories or tags of their interest, and these now also include IFS-related tags and categories.
As part of the migration all previous posts and discussion threads have been moved in their relevant categories and provided with appropriate tags.
Start a new conversation and assign the relevant tag to keep discussions organised.
Have a look and browse through the new categories about IFS!
https://forum.ecmwf.int/c/ifs-aifs-and-openifs/ifs/44
https://forum.ecmwf.int/c/feedback-and-requirements/ifs-feedback/53
Reply to existing conversations by filtering discussions with the right tags such as:
- https://forum.ecmwf.int/tag/ifs
- https://forum.ecmwf.int/tag/precipitation
- https://forum.ecmwf.int/tag/ensemble
Here the whole list of tags available: https://forum.ecmwf.int/tags
This forum is a discussion platform for users of ECMWF’s forecasts to interact with other users and ECMWF experts, and post comments on topics of interest related to weather and forecasts, and to provide feedback to ECMWF.
Within the forecast user forum space, we have three forum categories: current and recent weather (please note ECMWF cannot provide any guidance on model output related to ongoing weather events), featured feedback topics where forecast users can provide feedback on current topics of interest related to forecast products and performance, and UEF events and training.
ECMWF are always interested in the experiences and feedback of our forecast users. We will be monitoring these forum discussions, joining the conversations and considering feedback and comments in our ongoing research and diagnostic work, but we cannot guarantee a response to every topic or question. If your comment or question requires a direct response from ECMWF staff, please head to the ECMWF support portal to contact the relevant department.
This forum is not designed to provide answers to technical questions regarding the access to and use of ECMWF forecasts and data. For questions of this nature, please visit the ECMWF support portal for more information or to contact someone who can help with your query.
For users of OpenIFS, and the Copernicus C3S and CAMS services, you may also be interested in the OpenIFS User Forums and Copernicus User Support Forum.
Please see the FAQs and how to post for more information and guidance on posting in the Forecast User Forum. This is a public forum; an account is required to post a new topic or comment, but anyone is able to browse and read the forum.
We welcome comments and posts in a range of languages, and encourage forum visitors to explore browser translation options to follow discussions that may take place in languages they may not be familiar with.
Please read the ECMWF Terms of use and Data Protection and Privacy Statement. By posting on this forum you agree to the terms and conditions.
Etiquette:
All forum posts are public. We therefore ask that posts are respectful and polite. Abusive or other inappropriate posts will not be tolerated, the userid will be cancelled immediately and posts deleted.