The Annual Conference of the European Meteorological Society was held in Barcelona from September 2-6. This year the theme of the conference was “The role of weather and climate research in the achievement of a climate-neutral Europe.” In the perspective of a sustainable and climate-neutral Europe, the role of weather and climate research is crucial. To address the pressing challenges of climate change, our society needs to adopt informed decision-making processes and innovative solutions. The goal of the conference is to explore the role of weather and climate research in shaping policies, strategies and technologies that will pave the way toward a climate-neutral society.
IBE-CNR was represented by a group of researchers from Florence and Rome, who participated in the side events and contributed to the sessions:
ES1.7 Co-development of weather and climate services in developing and emerging countries:
- Vieri Tarchiani and Maurizio Bacci, The added value of the co-production process delivering climate services in Niger (view presentation)
ES2.1 Communication and media:
- Vieri Tarchiani and Sebastian Grey, Challenges and opportunities to communicate agrometeorological information for smallholder farmers in developing countries (view presentation)
- Valentina Grasso, Giulio Betti, Claudio Tei, and Bernardo Gozzini Enhancing Weather Communication: The Power of Live Streaming and Collaboration (view presentation)
OSA2.2 Agricultural and Forest Meteorology :
- Marina Baldi and Dino Biancolini, Effects of climate change on wild pollinators: the case of butterflies in Central Italy (view presentation)
UP3.2 Mid-latitude atmospheric teleconnection dynamics:
- Giovanni Dalu and Marina Baldi, Marine air particle trajectories into the Asia-Africa monsoonal system (view presentation)
ES2.1 Communication and media session on Wed, 04 September, Room Paranimf, University of Barcelona
