First meeting of new climate modelling and extreme event attribution project, EUCLEIA
Posted on 13th February 2014
Project scientists from climateprediction.net recently attended the launch meeting of EUCLEIA, a new EU-funded project which will study the attribution of weather and climate risks for Europe. The project will develop and improve the methods to help answer the important question: “How has the risk of extreme weather events changed in Europe, due to human-caused climate change?”
CPDN back online after unexpected outage
Posted on 30th January 2014
CPDN was taken offline by a failure of the storage system that hosts our servers in Oxford. The downtime was between 3 pm 28 Jan 2014 and 1 pm 30 Jan 2014 GMT. The issue has been resolved, and we are now back up and running. Please accept our apologies for the disruption to the service.
10 years of CPDN – and you are invited to celebrate with us!
Posted on 4th September 2013
Our anniversary is fast approaching: on 12th of September 2013 it will have been 10 years since the public launch of the project on the same day in 2003. To mark this special occasion we have joined forces with other citizen science projects to celebrate on Friday 13 September 2013, at the Royal Society in […]
New CPDN publication is part of Special Issue on “Change in African rainforests: past present and future”
Posted on 22nd July 2013
The African tropics contain the second largest area of tropical rainforest in the world, the green heart of an otherwise generally dry continent. These rainforests have global significance and value as reservoirs of biodiversity, as stores and sinks of atmospheric carbon, as regulators of flow of mighty rivers, as sources of moisture to the atmosphere […]
CPDN new website launched
Posted on 23rd May 2013
We hope you like the new website, which has been the result of a lot of hard work by our science team, volunteer moderators and our web designers. We have updated many of the pages and corrected a lot of out-of-date information. If you have any comments to make, please do contact us.