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  The PRECIS Regional Climate Modelling System

Welcome to the PRECIS website!

PRECIS stands for "Providing REgional Climates for Impacts Studies." 

 Developed at the Hadley Centre at the UK Met Office, PRECIS is a regional climate modelling system

designed to run on a Linux based PC.  PRECIS can be easily applied to any area of the globe to

generate detailed climate change projections.

PRECIS information

What is PRECIS?
Find out more about the PRECIS system and hardware requirements; download PRECIS publications

 

How can I get PRECIS?
The PRECIS dissemination strategy

 

The PRECIS user page
Documentation, FAQs, request lateral boundary conditions, technical support

 

PRECIS worldwide

Institutes which are running or have run PRECIS

 

Analysis / Validation

Datasets for validation, pattern scaling technique
    

PRECIS Workshops
General information about PRECIS workshops, summary of past international & UK based workshops

Useful Links

Links to news reports, publications and workplans from institutes using PRECIS

 

What's new:

  1.   Successful follow up PRECIS meeting at the Southeast Asia START Regional Centre in Bangkok, Thailand (31 Oct 2007 - 02 Nov 2007). Thanks to the British Embassy Thailand and the British Council Bangkok for financial support.
  2.   ECHAM4 boundary data (SRES A2 and B2) from 1960-2100 is certified and ready for distribution.
  3.   NCEP reanalysis boundary data for 1979-2004 is now available for PRECIS runs.
  4.   HadCM3 unperturbed A1B (1949-2099) is now available for PRECIS runs. Precis version 1.6 released in conjunction with this boundary data.
      Site periodically updated, please continue to check back


Precis is sponsored by the UK Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA), the UK Department for International Development (DFID),

the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), and the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO).

 

                                             

 
Last update: 24 Jan 2008 by DMHG
Contact us!

E-mail for general PRECIS queries: precis@metoffice.gov.uk