Protect our radio frequency bands, says WMO
20 November 2023
Key messages
- World Radiocommunication Conference will decide on future of radio regulations
- Radiofrequency bands are essential for Earth observations
- Weather forecasts, early warnings and climate monitoring depend on them
- Emerging technologies put increasing pressure on radio frequency spectrum
- Monitoring of sea surface temperatures and space weather in focus
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Notes to Editors
The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) is a specialized agency of the United Nations responsible for promoting international cooperation in atmospheric science and meteorology.
WMO monitors weather, climate, and water resources and provides support to its Members in forecasting and disaster mitigation. The organization is committed to advancing scientific knowledge and improving public safety and well-being through its work.
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- Clare Nullis WMO media officer cnullis@wmo.int +41 79 709 13 97
- WMO Strategic Communication Office Media Contact media@wmo.int