Evaluation of regional climate services: Learning from seasonal-scale examples across the Americas

Vaughan, Catherine; Muth, Meredith F.; Brown, David P.

doi:10.1016/j.cliser.2019.100104

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Evaluation of regional climate services: Learning from seasonal-scale examples across the Americas

2019
By Vaughan, Catherine ; Muth, Meredith F. ; Brown, David P.
Source: Climate Services, 15, 100104

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Climate Services
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Vaughan, Catherine ; Muth, Meredith F. ; Brown, David P.

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A growing body of scientific work is focused on the evaluation of climate services. This literature has helped to characterize the relative success of individual services; it has also helped weigh the pros and cons of particular evaluation methods in context. This literature has been less useful in providing a snapshot of the extent to which evaluation has become a regular practice among climate service providers, nor what that regular practice might look like. This study addresses this gap by reviewing the practices of evaluation associated with 19 seasonal climate information services offered regionally across the Americas.
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Climate Services, 15, 100104
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