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The International Association of Broadcast Meteorology is established in the Republic of Ireland as a company limited by guarantee.

The Association is registered with the Companies Office, Dublin, with the registration number 23465.

Membership is open to all relevant individuals or organisations.
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European Commission sponsors a new Network of Weather Broadcasters
Last year at a meeting of Weather Broadcasters from Europe, a new network was formed to encourage a greater understanding of Climate Change and how it should be best communicated.

Click here for more information   CBN-E website
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New special web sites:
 List of WMO Guidelines prepared under the Public Weather Services Programme www.wmo.int/pages/prog/amp/pwsp/publicationsguidelines_en.htm

Link to the Shanghai site for their Meteorological Multi-Hazard Early Warning Demonstration Project.
http://smb.gov.cn/
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The Association is pleased to announce that there will be a 1-day conference to be held in Zaragoza 18th - 19th June this year as part of Expo 2008.

With the cooperation of CBN-E, IABM is organising the event with financial support from the European Commission. Funding for travel and accommodation is only open to Europeans, and anyone interested in attending from outside Europe, will have to cover their own costs.

For more information and an application form please click here

Adaptation strategies to Climate Change in Europe.
The role of Weather Broadcasters.

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Presentation to the EMS Media Session / El Escorial Monday 1st October 2007 by Gerald Fleming, Met Éireann / RTÉ,  Dublin Ireland
 

Schmoozing and boozing or listening and learning? The importance of effective networking between Meteorology and the Media.

 

Meteorologists have a scientific training and bring this with them when they interact with the Media. Media personnel, on the other hand, train in the creative disciplines and typically have a distinct and very different mindset. Download PowerPoint presentation here