Meteorological Service of Canada (MSC)

Table of Contents

Minister's Message

Foreword from the Assistant Deputy Minister

1. Who We Are and What We Do
2. The MSC Modernization Process
3. Our Partners
   • Meteorological Private Sector
   • Domestic Partnerships
   • International Activities
4. Our Products and Services
   • An Active Year for the Canadian Hurricane Centre
   • MSC Responds to Volcanic Eruptions in Alaska
   • Weather Services for the 2010 Winter Olympics and Paralympic Games
   • Warning Preparedness
   • Project OPPortunity
   • The Vancouver Boat Show - 2006
   • Automated Enroute Supplementary Predictions
   • New Turbulence Forecast Products
   • Weatheroffice Website Use Grows
   • Online Weather Archive Named ”Best of the Web”
   • Weather Radar Data Archives Now Available
   • Improvements to the Canadian Ensemble Prediction System
5. Monitoring the Environment
   • Modernization of Data Management
   • Ice Service Takes on New Oil Pollution Monitoring Role
   • Canadian Aircraft Meteorological Data Relay Program
   • Urban Meteorological Field Work
   • Bella Bella Project
   • Automatic Station Upgrade at Rose Spit
   • New Upper Air Facilities Completed in Pacific and Yukon Region
   • Infrastructure Renewal - Revitalization of the Eureka Weather Station
6. Our Research
   • Weather Research and Development
   • Air Quality Science
   • Climate Change
7. Our People
   • Demographics
   • Training
   • Awards
8. Performance Measurement
   • Product Verification and Performance Measurement
9. Financial Information

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