The resolution urges Members to adopt changes in the WMO Information System manual. It emphasizes the need for technical and regulatory frameworks for WIS 2.0 implementation, supporting it with funding and secondments. The resolution requests the development of procedures for WIS 2.0 Global Services

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Explore WMO's Strategic Plan 2030 and objectives for the 76th Executive Council session, focusing on enhancing services, Earth system observations, and climate information. Highlighted areas include sustainable infrastructure investment, policy-relevant science, and inclusive participation. Embrace

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The 19th World Meteorological Congress established the Global Basic Observing Network (GBON) to enhance meteorological monitoring worldwide. The GBON includes specific resolutions, guidelines, requirements, and compliance criteria for surface land stations, upper air stations, aircraft data, and rem

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The evaluation of the governance reform within the WMO aimed to assess its alignment with strategic objectives, effectiveness in responding to societal needs, coordination efficiency, decision-making process, agility, and more. Evaluation criteria included relevance, design validity, effectiveness,

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Paper from Plenary-1 explores key questions on the benefits of global/regional reports, uniqueness of WMO, IPCC, & BAMS reports, data management, impact communication, attribution, uncertainties, and positive information sharing. Deliverable 2 outlines scenarios optimizing report overlap, proposing

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The System Assessment Team (SAT) meeting on 10th July 2023 revolved around re-evaluating cryosphere applications and requirements within WMO. Jeff Key from NOAA/NESDIS/STAR chaired the meeting, focusing on updating and expanding observational requirements for the cryosphere. The cryosphere, encompas

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The WMO scale of assessment for members' contributions is based on the latest United Nations scales approved by the General Assembly. The scales for the 2024-2027 period will be determined considering the UN scales from the 2021 and 2024 sessions. Adjustments for membership differences will be made,

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The priorities outlined aim to address the global and regional impacts of changes in the cryosphere, emphasizing the urgent need for action. Endorsed by various organizations and partners, these initiatives focus on building capabilities, forming cross-organizational partnerships, and ensuring the s

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The AG-Ocean Engagement Plan aims to establish long-term working arrangements between WMO and the ocean infrastructure community to advance Earth System Approaches. AG-Ocean focuses on advisory roles, prioritizing key areas for impact. The plan identifies observations, data, and prediction as essent

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Space Weather is a crucial aspect of the natural space environment affecting various technologies on Earth and in space. The plan outlines goals, historical context, and key recommendations by INFCOM-3 for monitoring and modeling solar, magnetospheric, and ionospheric activities. Integration of Spac

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The programmatic items for the INFCOM-3 Information Session include considerations of WMO Programmes relevant to the Commission, work programmes for the next intersessional period, and subsidiary bodies. Highlighted is the draft Recommendation 5/1 on the Expanded World Weather Watch Programme and th

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Amendments to the Manual on the WMO Information System (WIS) have been introduced to align with the new WIS 2.0 standards. The changes include the addition of the WMO Core Metadata Profile 2.0, enhancements to the topic hierarchy and notification messages, and guidelines for the operational implemen

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Presentation on the proposed 2025 update to the Aerodrome Reports and Forecasts handbook during the SERCOM-3 session in Bali. The update focuses on minor changes to aeronautical meteorological codes related to METAR and SPECI reports, aligning with ICAO Annex 3. The content includes background infor

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The Gender Action Plan within the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) has evolved over the years to promote gender equality in meteorology, hydrology, and related sciences. Initially formulated in 2007, it was revised in 2015 and updated in subsequent years to include activities such as promotin

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This study details the update and expansion of the WMO X2004 CH4 mole fraction scale, including reasons for changes, calibration of continental measurements, and the introduction of new primary standards calibrated with response curves. Various standards and measurements are discussed, and methods f

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This report, presented at the joint WMO/IHO Task Team meeting in Monaco, focuses on the impact of volcanic activities on marine navigation safety. It discusses collaboration with relevant coordinators to gather volcanic information, engagement with local agencies, and the importance of standard mess

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NMHSs, research, and the private sector are fostering partnerships to enhance societal benefits. Policies, legislation, and sustained funding are crucial for the sound development of meteorological services. NMHSs must evolve, emphasize socioeconomic needs, and establish win-win partnerships. WMO's

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The WMO Scale of Assessment for members' contributions and the Working Capital Fund is based on the United Nations Scale, adjusted for differences in membership every 3 years. The latest scale approved by EC-75 for 2023 uses the UN scale from December 2021. The rates for 2026-2027 will be determined

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This guide provides information on WMO identification numbers, station metadata, ERDDAP data retrieval, and NetCDF requirements for ocean platforms. Learn about requesting WMO IDs, station details, dataset retrieval, and NetCDF formatting. Essential for managing and accessing ocean data effectively.

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SERCOM-3 session discusses implementing mechanisms for health science and services, including Climate and Health Centres of Excellence and Fellowship Program. Resolution 17 (Cg-19) and WHO-WMO 2023-2033 Implementation Plan are key references. Recommendations focus on extreme heat services, partnersh

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The Capacity Development Panel (CDP) of the WMO, established in 2019, focuses on providing guidance and feedback to enhance capacity development within the organization. It consists of Expert Teams and a Task Team working on various aspects such as policy development, human resources, resource mobil

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The Common Alerting Protocol (CAP) implementation in Mali-Meteo by Ismahila Koumare has been significant, with successful alert issuance since 2021. Collaboration with WMO and efforts to fast-track CAP implementation in five African countries show progress and challenges. Mali-Meteo has used cloud-b

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Simplify the process of submitting and tracking glider data sets at the Glider Data Assembly Center (GDAC) by acquiring a data provider account, obtaining a WMO ID, registering the data set, and ensuring compliance with metadata standards. Check the status of data sets, access real-time data via ERD

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ICSEED 13th Session in Banja Luka focused on achievements and actions between meetings of Hydro-Meteorological Services in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The conference highlighted the Memorandum of Understanding between different institutions for cooperation in meteorology and hydrology. Through cross-bor

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The SERCOM-3 session focuses on accelerating climate data stewardship and data rescue efforts to improve the availability and quality of climate data. Recommendations include speeding up stewardship implementation and exploring DARE implementation in partnership. The improvement of stewardship pract

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Algeria's National Meteorology Office conducts ozone monitoring at GAW stations in Tamanrasset City and Assekrem. Calibration and data reporting are done regularly to WOUDC. In Burkina Faso, NAMA-BF oversees meteorological observations and is acquiring instruments for ozone monitoring. Collaboration

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The SERCOM-3 meeting in Bali, Indonesia, outlined a process for amending technical regulations to include early warning systems. The decision involves targeting the 2025 World Meteorological Congress for approving mature WMO Technical Regulations amendments, coordinating follow-up work on the propos

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Prof. Amanda Lynch chairs the Research Board presentation of Scientific Advisory Panel recommendations with an emphasis on feasibility and implementation concepts. The process involves developing matrices, assessments, sharing with relevant committees for feedback, and creating summaries for board d

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