A Water Special issue CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: Hydrometeorological Forecasting Using the Weather Research and Forecasting Model

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Dear Colleagues

A Water Special issue has been recently published: Hydrometeorological
Forecasting Using the Weather Research and Forecasting Model

This Special Issue invites papers that explore new and innovative
applications of hydrometeorological forecasting using the Weather
Research and Forecasting (WRF) model. Hydrometeorological forecasting is
well rooted in the seminal studies of Ferraris et al. (2002), Siccardi
et al. (2005), as well as in the classical textbooks of Sene (2009) and
Collier (2016).

Since the onset of hydrometerology science, the WRF model has been an
essential modeling component of the complex forecasting chain for
short-range prediction of severe hydrometeorological phenomena. There
has also been a growing interest in novel areas such as sub-easonal and
seasonal forecast (WRF-Hydro), renewable energy prediction (WRF-Solar),
food and agriculture (WRF-Crop), and nowcasting application (WRF-DA).
Therefore, this Special Issue invites authors to submit research that
applies the WRF modeling suite at high spatio-emporal resolution to
solve current and emerging problems in hydrometeorology science at large
and potentially pave the way to facing new forecasting challenges in
order to make our society more sustainable and resilient, also in light
of ongoing climate change impacts. Research results addressing more
traditional (HPC) computing paradigms, as well as emerging ones (cloud
computing and GPUs) in support of WRF hydrometeorology modeling are also
welcome.

In case you are interested in this special issue you are kindly invited
to send a tentative title and short summary of the paper.

Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 December 2020.

https://www.mdpi.com/journal/water/special_issues/hydrometeorological_forecasting

Dr. Antonio Parodi
Guest Editor