DMI

The Danish Meteorological Institute (DMI) was founded in 1872. Now, DMI has a staff of 400 employees and more than 600 associated observers, and an annual turnover of 250 million Danish Kroner.
The main objectives of DMI are:

• to make observations
• to provide forecasts and other information
• to communicate these to the public
• to contribute to the development of the meteorological and related geophysical sciences

DMI provides meteorological and related services for the community within the large geographical area of the Kingdom of Denmark (Denmark, the Faroes and Greenland), including surrounding waters and airspace. DMI’s area of activity comprises forecasting and warning services as well as continuous monitoring of weather, sea state, climate, and related environmental conditions in the atmosphere, over land and in the sea