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Southeast Climate Consortium Programs

The Southeast Climate Consortium operates under a broad range of program and research themes. Ranging from general climate studies to specific applications of climate data, the goal of our programs and research is to provide useful tools and information to users in agriculture and other fields. The current themes and programs of the consortium are highlighted below.

Also available are the Florida Consortium White Paper (Adobe PDF format) and bibliography through 2002. The Florida Consortium White Paper, published by the predecessor to the Southeast Climate Consortium, highlights previous progress made and research done into ongoing themes and programs of the consortium, while the list of publications provides a bibliography of all Florida and Southeast Climate Consortium publications.

Climate

  • Annual regional freeze forecasts (each November-December)
  • ENSO phase assessment (each May-June)
  • Historic weather data by county
  • Weather generator (available late 2004)
  • Coupled climate-ocean-land surface-crop modeling
  • Further research into climate variations

Forestry

  • Bimonthly wildfire and forest risk forecasts (each January-June)
  • Forest management options

Agricultural applications.

Agricultural Risk

  • Crop simulation models
  • Crop management options
  • Historic yield data by county (available late 2004)
  • Assessments of yield response to climate
  • Agricultural outlooks
  • County level climate-crop yield forecasts (available early 2005)
  • Cattle heat stress forecast (available 2005)

Extension

  • Decision support systems
  • Education programs

Natural Resources & Environment

  • Water quality assessment
  • Policy analysis

Cross Cutting Themes

  • Product assessment and evaluation
  • Program evaluation
  • Economic analysis

Water quality. (c) US Fish & Wildlife Service












This page is a production of the Southeast Climate Consortium (SECC).
For more information, please contact Keith Ingram. Last updated August 11, 2004.