MeteoSwiss is involved in projects with other meteorological services, national and international organisations, universities and research institutes.
Projects
The meteorological and climatological research carried out by MeteoSwiss is aimed at improving our services for the benefit of the population as well as the economy.
MeteoSwiss is also involved in international collaborative projects in developing countries and emerging economies. Knowledge transfer is a catalyst for improving climate observations and services, and increases the extent to which the partner countries share their knowledge and experience at an international level.
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QA4Seas - Quality Assurance for Multi-model Seasonal Forecast Products
The Copernicus QA4Seas project aimed at developing a strategy for the evaluation and the quality control of multi-model seasonal forecast products.
Climandes 2
The aim of the Climandes 2 project is to develop user-tailored climate services for decision-makers in Peru and to train meteorologists in the...
National Hail Climatology Switzerland
Within the frame of the „National Hail Climatology Switzerland“ project, a new national hail climatology is being developed based on...
Climandes 1
The aim of the Climandes project is to develop tailored climate services for decision-makers in Peru and to train meteorologists in the Andes region.
HEAT-SHIELD
HEAT-SHIELD intends to improve heat resilience of European workers.
EUPORIAS
EUPORIAS intends to improve the societal benefit from long-term forecasts of climatic conditions.
CATCOS Phase 2
CATCOS Phase 2 aimed at enhancing climate monitoring and cooperation capacities in ten countries and improving the use of climate-relevant data.
CATCOS Phase 1
CATCOS Phase 1 supported seven developing and emerging countries in the establishment or resumption of climate-relevant measurements.
CATCOS
The CATCOS project strengthened the capacities of ten developing and emerging countries to systematically gather climate data.
CM SAF - Satellite-based climatology
MeteoSwiss has been a partner in the "Satellite Application Facility on Climate Monitoring" project (CM SAF) since 2004.