International Workshops
ASEAN Climate Outlook Forum
ASEAN Climate Outlook Forum (ASEANCOF) was initiated by the World Meteorological Organization/Climate Information and Prediction Services (WMO/CLIPS) project, in collaboration with National Meteorological and Hydrological Services (NMHSs), regional/international climate centres among many other partners. The Forum aims to provide collaboratively developed and consensus-based seasonal climate outlooks and related information on a regional scale. These activities support decision-making to manage climate-related risks and support sustainable development.
21-25 November 2022
19th Meeting of the ASEANCOF
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21 May 2020
14th Meeting of the ASEANCOF
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May 2017
8th Meeting of the ASEANCOF
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18-19 November 2015
5th Meeting of the ASEANCOF
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17-19 November 2014
3rd Meeting of the ASEANCOF
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3-5 December 2013
Inaugural Meeting of the ASEANCOF
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The sessions listed here are hosted by the Meteorological Service Singapore, as host to the ASEAN Specialised Meteorological Centre (ASMC). For the full list of the ASEAN COF reports since 2013, visit the ASMC website.
ASEAN Regional Climate Data, Analysis and Projections
The ASEAN Regional Climate Data, Analysis and Projections (ARCDAP) workshop series was initiated in 2018 by the Centre for Climate Research Singapore (CCRS), in collaboration with the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), under the Climate Risk and Early Warning Systems initiative (Canada-CREWS) by Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC). The workshop series aims to improve regional knowledge on climate variability and change, climate processes, climate extremes, and the validation of climate simulations, in addition to encouraging regional collaboration and information sharing.
15-18 March 2021
ARCDAP-3: Third Workshop on ASEAN Regional Climate Data, Analysis and Projections
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25-29 March 2019
ARCDAP-2: Second Workshop on ASEAN Regional Climate Data, Analysis and Projections
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20-23 March 2018
ARCDAP-1: Best Practice Workshop on Climate Change Projections and their Applications in ASEAN Countries
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WPNM Capability Building Programme
A series of training modules on Weather Prediction by Numerical Methods (WPNM) was initiated in 2019 by the ASEAN Specialised Meteorological Centre (ASMC) to build regional capability in numerical weather prediction and to provide opportunities for regional collaboration and information sharing. These training modules aim to deepen the understanding of the conceptualisation, formulation and limitations of numerical weather prediction models, which are often used as guidance for providing nowcasting, medium-range and seasonal forecasts.
Southeast Asia Climate Analysis and Modelling
The Southeast Asia Climate Analysis and Modelling (SEACAM) framework was initiated by the Centre for Climate Research Singapore (CCRS) in 2011 in collaboration with the UK Met Office Hadley Centre (MOHC). SEACAM’s objectives are to enhance regional scientific cooperation and increase scientific capacity among climate researchers in the Southeast Asia region through workshops and collaborative projects in the areas of regional climate analysis and modelling.
25-27 February 2014
4th SEACAM Workshop
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S2S-SEA Capability Building Programme
A series of workshops for the Subseasonal-to-Seasonal Prediction for Southeast Asia (S2S-SEA) Capability Building Programme was proposed by the ASEAN Specialised Meteorological Centre (ASMC) to enhance regional capacity and collaboration in S2S among the National Meteorological and Hydrological Services (NMHSs). S2S prediction, which provides forecasts on the timescale of 2 weeks to 2 months, has potential applications in water resources, disaster risk reduction, health and agriculture as these often involve decisions that require lead-times in the S2S time range.
Other Events
In addition to workshops and lectures, here are other events which were organised by or involved CCRS.
NEA and Australia’s Bureau of Meteorology Embark on Multi-year Collaboration on Weather and Climate Research in the Maritime Continent
6 December 2022
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Launch of the Climate Science Research Programme Office
5 November 2020
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Launch of new climate change exhibition at Science Centre
14 November 2014
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MEDIA RELEASE – IPCC’S Latest Findings Suggest Future Increases in Global Sea-Level Rise and More Extreme Rainfall in the Region
28 September 2013
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Official Opening of the Centre for Climate Research Singapore
26 March 2013
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