The Leverhulme Centre for Wildfires, Environment and Society is hosting the next in a regular series of meetings that brings together members of the UK fire modelling community, particularly those working with JULES-INFERNO, to discuss ongoing work.
The meeting offers an opportunity to discuss synergies with other fire-related projects both in the UK and Europe, and to discuss data products that are being used (or could be used) for model calibration and validation. The meeting consists of a series of presentations and dedicated time for discussion.
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Day 1 (11th Jan 2023, 10:00-16:30 GMT) (breaks at 12:30-13:30, 15:10-15:30)
1. Overview of fire-related projects/activities in the UK and Europe
2. Fire data; state of the art, uncertainties, challenges
Followed by discussion
Day 2 (12th Jan 2023, 10:00-16:30 GMT) (breaks at 11:30-12:00, 13:00-14:00, 15:00-15:15)
3. Overview of model development activities in the Leverhulme Centre for Wildfire, Environment and Society
4. Fire modelling in JULES, planned and implemented developments and next steps
Followed by discussion
Confirmed presenters include:
Session 1.
- Colin Prentice (Imperial College London)
- Stefan Doerr (Swansea University)
- Ana María Pacheco Pascagaza and Gail Millin-Chalabi (University of Manchester)
- Nick Kettridge (University of Birmingham)
- Domingos Viegas (University of Coimbra)
- Florent Mouillot (Institute of Research for Development)
- Adrián Cardil (The Forest Science and Technology Centre of Catalonia (CTFC) and Tecnosylva)
- Steve Arnold (University of Leeds)
- Mathias Forkel (TU Dresden)
Session 2:
- Sander Veraverbeke (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam)
- Niels Andela (BeZero Carbon)
- Emilio Chuvieco (University of Alcala)
- Matthias Forkel (TU Dresden)
Session 3:
- Sandy Harrison (University of Reading)
- Ol Perkins (King’s College London)
- Katie Blackford (Imperial College London)
- Theo Keeping (University of Reading)
- Sibo Cheng (Imperial College London)
- Olivia Haas (Imperial College London)
- Nikos Kalogeropoulos (Imperial College London)
Session 4:
- Doug Kelley (Met Office UK)
- Chantelle Burton(Met Office UK)
- Rob Parker (University of Leicester)
- Mika Peace (The Bureau of Meteorology, Australia)
