Raphaël Nussbaumer

TL;DR: A comprehensive analysis of the influence of the path on the simulation errors is presented, based on which guidelines for choosing an optimal path were developed, and indicates that the optimal path is defined as the one minimizing the information lost by the omission of neighbors.

TL;DR: This study makes the case for the use of a constant path approach in SGS by systematically evaluating the associated benefits and limitations and recommends an optimal implementation that maximizes accurate reproduction of the covariance structure as well as computational efficiency.

TL;DR: This proof-of-concept study demonstrates that a network of weather radar is able to quantify bird migration at high resolution and accuracy and has the ability to monitor population of migratory birds at scales ranging from regional to continental in space and daily to yearly in time.

TL;DR: A tailored geostatistical model is proposed to interpolate migration intensity monitored by a network of weather radars and has the ability to monitor population of migratory birds at scales ranging from regional to continental in space and daily to yearly in time.

TL;DR: The Operational Programme for the Exchange of Weather Radar Information (OPERA) as mentioned in this paper coordinates the exchange of radar data among European national meteorological services, and it serves as a central hub for accessing weather radar data in Europe, allowing those in search of data to make one request instead of contacting each meteorological service separately.