CliMathNet aims to bring together Climate Scientists, Mathematicians and Statisticians to help answer key questions in Climate modelling (in particular to understand and reducing uncertainties in observation and prediction). This is an area of science that ranges from numerical weather prediction to the science underpinning climate policy. The network was originally set up with support from the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council of the UK.
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The aims of the CliMathNet network are:
(a) To break down barriers between mathematical scientists and climate scientists and to ensure that mathematical scientists are working alongside climate scientists in addressing societally important climate modelling issues.
(b) To encourage research in the mathematical sciences that is needed to address outstanding problems in climate modelling in ways that are informed by, and that inform, policy making.
Last revision: 13th May 2025