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Manuel Linsenmeier

Environmental economist and professor at Goethe University Frankfurt's Center for Critical Computational Studies, working on the social and economic value of weather information. He previously did research at Princeton University.

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Richer countries get more accurate weather forecasts, 35 years of ECMWF data show

Two researchers scored 35 years of ECMWF forecasts against the observed weather and found accuracy rises with national income at every lead time out to a week. The reasons are mostly geographic and only partly a matter of spending.

Publishers:phys.org

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