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Nowadays computational and information technologies are understood as a means of the rational organization of computational and information processes respectively. The recent and possible further development of numerical weather prediction is consisting in the development of computational technologies (for example: parallel numerical processes, special programming languages, interval methods, ensemble simulation, conjugate problems, database) and information technologies (for example: multimedia stream, geographical information systems, systems of a virtual reality, electronic publications, pictography and speech interfaces).
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Rivin, G.S. (2003). Modern Computational Technologies for the Estimation of Atmospheric Processes on Regional Scales. In: Melas, D., Syrakov, D. (eds) Air Pollution Processes in Regional Scale. NATO Science Series, vol 30. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-1071-9_27
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