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If you are participating in this project,  please update your own page in the column "details from data provider" in the last table below.

We are currently inviting the institutes that are participating in the current Wave Forecast Verification Project that Jean Bidlot has maintained for JCOMM, but other Centres are welcome to join the project. 

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 Parameter Nameunits

Atmospheric forcing:

10m U wind speedm/s
10m V wind speedm/s
Wave Fields:Significant  wave  heightm
Peak  periods
Mean  wave period based on  the second moment of  the frequency spectrums

Mean  wave direction   

degree true

Forecast-observation matching

The matching between forecast and observation will be based on a nearest grid point approach.

No match-up will be performed if any of the surrounding grid points are missing in order to minimise land contamination effects.

Potential contributors to the Wave Forecast Verification Project.

Contributors are invited to update their own page in the column "details from data provider".

If there is a need to change the main page please send a request enrico.fucile@ecmwf.int as concurrent editing is sometimes giving unexpected results. 

 OrganisationAcronymcurrent email contacts

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Details from data provider

1

European Centre for  Medium-Range Weather

ECMWF

jean.bidlot@ecmwf.int

ECMWF_LC_WFV
2Met office, UKUKMOandrew.saulter@metoffice.gov.uk
ray.mahdon@metoffice.gov.uk
UKMO_LC_WFV
3Fleet Numerical Meteorology and Oceanography Centre, USAFNMOCpaul.wittmann@navy.mil FNMOC_KC_WFV
4Environment and Climate Change Canada, CanadaECCCNatacha.Bernier@ec.gc.ca ECCC_LC_WFV
5National Centres for Environmental Prediction, USANCEP

henrique.alves@noaa.gov
Arun.Chawla@noaa.gov

 NCEP_LC_WFV
6Météo France, FranceMETFRlotfi.aouf@meteo.fr METFR_LC_WFV
7Deutscher Wetterdienst, GermanyDWDThomas.Bruns@dwd.de DWD_LC_WFV
8Bureau of Meteorology, AustraliaBoMA.Zhong@bom.gov.au
d.greenslade@bom.gov.au
 BoM_LC_WFV
9Service Hydrographique et Océanographique de la Marine, FranceSHOMardhuin@ifremer.fr SHOM_LC_WFV
10Japan Meteorological Agency, JapanJMAnkohno@mri-jma.go.jp JMA_LC_WFV
11Korea Meteorological Administration, Republic of KoreaKMAswpark@kma.go.kr
jsp98@korea.kr
 KMA_LC_WFV
12Puertos del Estado, SpainPRTOSenrique@puertos.es        
jgvaldecasas@puertos.es 
PRTOS_LC_WFV
13Danmarks Meteorologiske Institut, DenmarkDMIjw@dmi.dk
 
DMI_LC_WFV
14

National Institute of Water

 and Atmospheric Research, New Zealand
NIWAr.gorman@niwa.co.nz

 NIWA_LC_WFV
15

Det Norske Meteorologiske Institutt, Norway

METNOanac@met.no
birgitterf@met.no
 METNO_LC_WFV
16

Servicio de Hidrografía Naval, Servicio Meteorológico, Argentina

SHNSMpaulaetala@gmail.com SHNSM_LC_WFV
17

New Zealand MetService

NZMSt.durrant@metocean.co.nz 

Forecast-observation matching

 The matching between forecast and observation will be based on a nearest grid point approach. No match-up will be performed if any of the surrounding grid points are missing in order to minimise land contamination effects.