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Monitoring and Forecasting the Ionosphere Over Europe: The DIAS Project Anna Belehaki, Ljiljana Cander, Bruno Zolesi, Juergen Bremer, Christer Juren, Iwona Stanislawska, Dimitris Dialetis, and Mihalis Hatzopoulos 21 Dece

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Collaborative Development of an HFIP regional ensemble forecast system Ensemble product and construction subgroups 14 May 2012 Summary: The opening conference call of this subgroup had 13 participants for the thirty-min

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