Join ASPECT, Impetus4Change and Climateurope2 on 16 October 2026 in Brussels for a high-level discussion on the future of climate services in Europe

The third international conference on Subseasonal to Seasonal to Decadal Prediction (S2S2D) takes place this year at the University of Reading, UK from the 7-11 September 2026.

Here you can find informative resources on concepts behind the project research, as well as reports on project results. This includes ASPECT Shorts, a series of infosheets on topics such as…

As part of the ASPECT webinar series, this webinar explored the need for and use of climate information in the governance sector. Participants discussed how climate change is increasingly affecting…

A new prototype website tool has been created to help people working and volunteering at the British Red Cross better understand their climate-related risk, make climate-informed decisions for…

Facilitatingseamless climateadaptation Improving existing climate prediction and projections, and merging their outputs across timescales to provide seamless climate information, spanning for the…

Partners from institutions and organisations across Europe came together once again in February 2026 for ASPECT’s annual General Assembly, hosted at the University of Reading, UK.

The climate shapes the growth and survival of crops, influencing agriculture and our food systems. Here, we explore a frost event that was particularly damaging for viticulture and wine production…

EGU 2026 (3–8 May, Vienna & online) gathers geoscientists worldwide, with ASPECT researchers presenting their work across several sessions.

EGU 2026 (3–8 May, Vienna & online) gathers geoscientists worldwide, with ASPECT researchers presenting their work across several sessions.

Our final User Forum highlights the latest advances in seamless climate prediction and the importance of this information for sectoral adaptation.

The climate shapes the growth and survival of crops, influencing agriculture and our food systems. Here, we explore a frost event that was particularly damaging for viticulture and wine production…

Our final User Forum highlights the latest advances in seamless climate prediction and the importance of this information for sectoral adaptation.

Workshop gathers scientists in Bologna to share insights and the latest research on climate predictions.

On Thursday 11 December 2025, ASPECT hosted a webinar titled “Climate information for the wine sector: from seasons to years ahead”. This session explored the challenges posed by a changing climate…

The survey takes approximately 25 minutes to complete and is aimed at people in the wine sector, and who have either used or could potentially use weather/climate information.