Information
This section will detail the different data sources available to feed the prediction models and algorithms that will enable us to anticipate extreme weather events, thereby contributing to a more effective response to meteorological emergencies. Their usefulness, quality and availability will be evaluated.
Data Sources
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Conferencia Hidrográfica del Júcar – SAIH
Public body responsible for water management in the Júcar River Basin District.
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Sistema de Información Agroclimática para el Regadío (SiAR)
Network of over 520 weather stations that captures, records, and disseminates agroclimatic data necessary to determine the water demand of irrigated farms.
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Agencia Estatal de Meteorología (AEMET)
Official Spanish government agency responsible for observing, forecasting and studying meteorological phenomena.
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AEMET (ROCIO)
AEMET Observational Grid with Optimal Interpolation.
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AEMET (Spain02)
Institutional collaboration between AEMET and the Santander Meteorology Group (SMG) at the University of Cantabria-CSIC.
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Copernicus
Project coordinated and managed by the European Commission.
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MSWEP
Multi-Source Weighted-Ensemble Precipitation (MSWEP) is a high-resolution global precipitation dataset.
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CEDEX
It is the centre for studies and experimentation in public works.
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AVSRE
The Valencian Agency for Security and Emergency Response (AVSRE) manages civil protection, emergency management, firefighting and public safety in the Valencian Community.