Author: Project Office
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Publish Date: 2000-12-01
Features: This collection of papers is compiled from the selected research achievements of five sub-topics under the fifth project (96-908-05) of the "Nineth Five-Year Plan" national key science and technology project, "Research on the Short-Term Climate Prediction System of China." The book primarily introduces the main research outcomes of the sub-topics, which focus on studying the disaster and impact caused by different climate characteristics and extreme climate events in various regions of China. It includes research findings and product development technologies on the historical evolution patterns, formation mechanisms, and short-term climate prediction methods for drought-flood, low-temperature frost damage, tropical cyclones, and other phenomena. Additionally, it covers the development achievements of establishing short-term climate prediction operational systems suitable for different regions. These future operational outcomes will promote the establishment and development of regional and provincial short-term climate prediction operational systems. They will also provide more scientific, objective, and accurate decision-making services for national and local government departments through short-term climate prediction operations, making greater contributions to disaster prevention and mitigation in China.
Establishment and Product Application Research of the Regional Center Short-term Climate Forecast Business System
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