Sentence examples for provision of forecasts from inspiring English sources

Its economic services would be limited merely to the provision of forecasts and statistics to the euro-11.

In this report from an ongoing study within the ESA Space Weather Applications Pilot Project, we discuss presently used concepts and new ideas for fully automatic provision of geomagnetic activity forecasts hours to days ahead.

Overall results suggest that the specific modelling approach can support the provision of air quality forecasts on the basis of limited feature space dimensionality and by employing simple linear regression models.

The wide-scale coverage and continuous operational capability of EISCAT_3D will make it a superb tool for specification of the high-latitude European sector and for the provision of data to initialise and constrain forecast models, with the potential ability to provide detailed real-time ionospheric maps of a region some hundreds of thousands of cubic kilometres in extent.

There are plenty of forecasts out there.

Skill refers to the accuracy of a forecast or set of forecasts relative to a standard control forecast.

The risk of myocardial infarction in vulnerable people might be reduced by the provision of targeted advice or other interventions, triggered by forecasts of lower temperature.

Nowadays, the fourth generation of traffic control systems is already under development, based among others on principles of artificial intelligence and having capabilities of on-time information provision, traffic forecasting and incident detection is being developed according to principles of large-scale integrated systems engineering.

It is envisaged that the provision of such facilities will lead to the creation of superior forecasting metrics and the development of international benchmark time series datasets.

In order to avoid unforeseen systems' unavailability, it is necessary to accurately and precisely forecast maintenance demand in advance – including the provision of maintenance services and spare parts.

However the need for this integration can be removed with the design of a cogeneration system which only covers the thermal demand required for the provision of domestic hot water, this demand being relatively easy to forecast.