We can measure soil moisture with weather balloons!
Back in March, another CLASS4GL paper was published by Denissen et al. (2021) in the Nature partner journal Climate and Atmospheric Sciences. In this research, sensible heat and humidity input …
Make weather balloons great again!
Twice a day, weather balloons are released simultaneously from hundreds of meteorological institutes and airports around the world. They monitor the global weather for more than a century, in which …
Happy new year! Highlights from last year
The two master theses using CLASS4GL have been successfully defended:1. “Soil moisture influence on convective triggering and its temporal dynamics in different climate regions” by Vicky Meulenberg (Wageningen University & …
Manuscript published + new version
We are pleased to inform you that the manuscript about the technical description and evaluation of CLASS4GL has now been published. It is available for download at: https://www.geosci-model-dev.net/12/2139/2019/. A new …
CLASS4GL @ EGU2019
The CLASS4GL software will be advertised at the EGU 2019 as a poster in the session of ‘Land-Atmosphere Interactions: Implications from Past to Future Climate’ (AS4.20/BG1.16/CL4.29/HS11.28). This will take place …
Manuscript in review
The technical description and evaluation of CLASS4GL manuscript is now available on Geoscientific Model Development Discussions. Reference: Wouters, H., Petrova, I. Y., van Heerwaarden, C. C., Vilà-Guerau de Arellano, J., …
Manuscript submission
The CLASS4GL software has been submitted to the Journal Geoscientific Model Development Discussions for review!