The CAMS IFS cycle 47R1 is based on ECMWF's IFS cycle 47R1 . This is an upgrade with many scientific contributions, including changes in the use of observations and in modelling.
The page will be updated as required. It was last changed on 16th June 2020.
For a record of changes made to this page please refer to Document versions .
Further information and advice regarding the upgrade can be obtained from the Copernicus User Support.
The planned timetable for the implementation of the cycle 47r1 is as follows:
Date | Event |
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TBC | Announcement of expected implementation date |
TBC | Implementation |
The timetable represents current expectations and may change in light of actual progress made.
IFS cycle 47r1 is going through its final testing phase.
The meteorological changes can be found on the ECMWF IFS CY47R1 page .
Assimilation
Observations
Emissions
Other model changes
A comprehensive evaluation report of the 47r1 e-suite is being prepared by CAMS 84 . Noteworthy improvements w.r.t to the current o-suite cycle 46r1 are:
There are no new or discontinued parameters in the disseminated data compared to 46r1.
The CAMS operational FTP server (ECPDS) currently serves the most recent 3 days of test data in the directories "/DATA/CAMS_GLOBAL_TEST" and "/DATA/CAMS_EUROPE_BC_TEST" for global and regional boundary condition data, respectively. In addition, surface level fields (model level 137) are provided as individual files in the CAMS_GLOBAL_ADDITIONAL_TEST directory. Users wanting to access the output from the current test system for a longer period can access the data from 1 October 2019 onwards directly on MARS or through our WebAPI. More details can be found here: https://confluence.ecmwf.int/display/COPSRV/Accessing+CAMS+47r1+test+data.
Date | Reason for update |
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20 April 2019 | Initial version |
13 July 2020 | Updated with latest information before public announcement |