We are pleased to announce that Geoscientific Model Development has published in open access our paper “A python library for computing individual and merged non-CO2 algorithmic climate change functions: CLIMaCCF V1.0“. This work has been carried out in the framework of the FlyATM4E and ALARM projects, which belong to the European Union’s Horizon 2020 researchContinue reading “GMD has published our paper linked to the CLIMaCCF python library”
Category Archives: Horizon projects
The main objectives of the RefMap project
RefMap is a project funded by the European Union’s HORIZON Research and Innovation Programme under Grant Agreement number 101096698. The project involves the Aircraft Operations Lab of the Universidad Carlos III de Madrid as a member of the consortium. RefMap strives to minimize the environmental impact of air travel for both airlines and Unmanned AerialContinue reading “The main objectives of the RefMap project”
The MSCA postdoctoral fellowship project PERSEVERE begins
We are proud to share the news about the start of the PERSEVERE project, which is framed within the MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowships. Led by Dr. Alvaro Moreno Soto and advised by Prof. Manuel Soler and Prof. Stefano Discetti, PERSEVERE started on June 1st focusing on advancing severe weather prediction with an innovative research that combinesContinue reading “The MSCA postdoctoral fellowship project PERSEVERE begins”
ISOBAR awarded at Airspace World and other event highlights
Last week we attended the Airspace World in Geneva, an event that brought us wonderful news about the ISOBAR project
The ISOBAR project: results and conclusions
ISOBAR is one of the completed projects of the Aircraft Operations Lab UC3M. It ended its activity after 30 months of research, receiving a nomination for the SESAR Digital European Sky Awards 2023 in the Exploratory Research category. The project’s solution achieved AI weather map predictions to reduce weather-related air traffic delays. An innovative solutionContinue reading “The ISOBAR project: results and conclusions”