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University of Oxford
The main partner of the project is the Atmospheric,
Oceanic and Planetary Physics department of this oldest
English-speaking university in the world. |
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The Open University
The country's formost distance teaching institution with more
than 200,000 people studying its courses. Two of its departments
are involved in this project - Earth
Sciences and Knowledge Media
Institute (KMi). |
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University of Reading
Reading's Department of Meteorology
is the one of the leading partners in the project providing
their expertise mainly in the analysis of climate and meteorological
data. |
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The Met Office
One of the world's leading providers of environmental and weather-related
services. Its research institute Hadley
Centre authored the model used in our experiment. |
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UGAMP
The UK Universities' Global Atmospheric Modelling Programme,
funded by NERC, is helping to strengthen the role of the UK
universities in the vital area of numerical modelling of the
large scale atmosphere. |
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The British Atmospheric
Data Centre
CCLRC is an independent, non-departmental public body of the
Office of Science and Technology, part of the Department of
Trade and Industry. CCLRC partner for this project is Rutherford
Appleton Laboratory (Oxfordshire). |
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Tessella
Tessella is a software
services company supporting scientific, technical and engineering
establishments - its mission is to provide scientists and engineers
with software services of the highest quality. |
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Research Systems
RSI is a provider of complete
high-performance data visualization and analysis solutions including
software, consulting and training that turn complex data into
useful information. RIS is part of the Eastman Kodak Company. |
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National Environmental
Research Council
NERC is project's main
funding body with a mission to promote and support high quality
basic, strategic and applied research in terrestrial, marine
and freshwater biology, and also in Earth, atmospheric and oceanographic
sciences. |
