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Find general information about the TIGGE-LAM archive below or follow other links in this section to the detailed information about archived parameters, participating models and operational archiving suite.
General information
TIGGE-LAM is an extension of the THORPEX Interactive Grand Global Ensemble (TIGGE) archive to include weather forecasts from limited area model (LAM) ensembles. These forecasts are produced at high resolution (between 12 and 2 km grid spacing) and provide detailed information for the short range, up to a few days ahead. TIGGE-LAM will also provide valuable feedback to global ensemble developments as the resolution of these systems is planned to increase significantly in the coming years.
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TIGGE-LAM Panel of ExpertThe TIGGE-LAM Panel of Experts was established to support the development of the Limited Area Model Ensemble Prediction System component of TIGGE. This Panel works in close coordination with the GIFS-TIGGE WG, in liaison with already existing LAM EPS initiatives and in coordination with the THORPEX regional committees. The role of TIGGE LAM Panel is to:
TIGGE-LAM archive in the frame of GEOWOW projectThe idea to extend the TIGGE archive with ensemble forecasts from limited area models had started around 2008, but only recently came to life in the frame of GEOWOW project. During the first phase of GEOWOW project (more specifically its Work Package 4) it has been worked on an extension of the TIGGE archive to include regional ensemble forecasts (TIGGE-LAM). The TIGGE-LAM archive is planned to contain input from various European contributors. A working relation with these potential Data Providers of Limited Area European Ensemble Prediction Systems was established. Currently there are around ten data providers who expressed their interest in participating in the project. The second phase of the project development will also improve the accessibility of TIGGE data by developing the ability to efficiently access long time series of forecast data at specific geographical locations. Please refer to the Development section of this site for all information from the building phase of TIGGE-LAM archive and related tools.
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