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The Baltic+ course is a joint initiative of the National Meteorological Services of Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia and Poland, who join forces in order to increase the knowledge in skills in the use of satellite observation data and to create a platform for exchanging ideas, applications and knowledge.

The core topics at the course will be: use of satellite applications and products as well as integration satellite and NWP information through conceptual models to monitor and understand non-frontal weather features in the cold air-mass; communication between different meteorological services, the media and the general public.

The online phase of the course will take place 19 February - 9 March 2018, followed by a classroom phase 20-22 March 2018.

The Baltic+ course is a joint initiative of the National Meteorological Services of Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia and Poland, who join forces in order to increase the knowledge and skills in the use of satellite observation data and to create a platform for exchanging ideas, applications and knowledge.

The 2017 course will focus on improving skills in monitoring the summertime convection. 

The online phase of the course will take place 13 February - 3 March 2017, followed by a classroom phase 14-16 March 2017.

Institute of Meteorology and Water Management - Polish Research Institute (IMGW-PIB) in cooperation with EUMETSAT is organizing a training workshop Baltic+ on the “Practical use of EUMETSAT products together with NWP data” in Warsaw, which will be held from 15 to 17 March 2016.

The workshop will focus on practical issues using EUMETSAT data in detecting fog, low clouds and freezing precipitation, also using both satellite and numerical weather prediction model data in nowcasting and warnings.

Estonian Environment Agency (ESTEA) in cooperation with EUMETSAT is organizing a training workshop Baltic+ on the “Practical use of EUMETSAT products together with NWP data” in Tallinn, which will be held from 17 to 19 March 2015.

The workshop will focus on practical issues using EUMETSAT data in detecting the frontal structures and cyclone development, also using both satellite and numerical weather prediction model data in nowcasting and warnings.

This Course page hosts the information and resources for the Baltic States delegates visit at EUMETSAT November, 7-9, 2012. The enrollment to this course is limited to users with a key only.