The First International Symposium
by the China, Korea and Japan Meteorological Societies
------- Atmospheric Sciences in East Asia------
Date: May 13 and 14, 2005
Place: Sanjyo-Kaikan and Koshiba-Hall, Hongo Campus, The University of Tokyo
Registration fee: Free
Sanjyo-Kaikan |
Koshiba-Hall |
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May 13, 2005 |
0900-0930 | Registration | |
0930-1000 | Opening Remarks | ||
1000-1200 | Plenary session | ||
1200-1330 | Lunch | ||
1330-1720 |
Session 2 Next-Generation Models Session 3 Seasonal Forecasting |
Session 4 Atmospheric Chemistry I | |
1800- | Reception | ||
May 14, 2005 |
0900-1200 | Session 5 Meso-Scale Phenomena | Session 6 Atmospheric Chemistry II |
1200-1330 | Lunch | ||
1330-1700 | Session 7 Asian Monsoon | Session 8 Atmospheric Chemistry III |
Programme
May 13, 2005
0900-0930 Registration (Sanjyo Kaikan)
0930-1000 Opening Remarks (Sanjyo Kaikan)
1000-1100 Plenary session (Sanjyo Kaikan)
1000-1100 Daniel J. Jacob (Harvard Univ.): Intercontinental influences on aerosol and ozone air quality
1100-1200 Tetsuzo Yasunari (Nagoya Univ.): Role of Tibetan Plateau and land surface processes on East Asian monsoon variability -An overview of GAME sciences-
1200-1330 Lunch
1330-1500 Session 2 Next-Generation Models (Sanjyo Kaikan)
1330-1400 Dehui Chen (CAMS): Development of an unified NWP model in CMA and its performance.
1400-1420 Masaki Satoh (CCSR): NICAM
1420-1440 Shoji Kusunoki (MRI/JMA): Global warming projection by an atmospheric general circulation model with 20-km grid size
1440-1500 Jong-Chul Ha (METRI): TBD
1500-1520 Coffee Break
1520-1730 Session 3 Seasonal Forecasting (Sanjyo Kaikan)
1520-1540 Xueshun Shen (CAMS/NCC): The operational long-range forecasting in NCC/CMA
1540-1600 Masato Sugi (JMA): The present status of long-range forecasting at JMA (tentative)
1600-1620 Hitoshi Mukougawa (Kyoto Univ.) and Toshihiko Hirooka (Kyushu Univ.): Predictability of Stratosphere-Troposphere Dynamical Interaction during Stratospheric Sudden Warming Events in the Northern Hemisphere
1620-1640 Hisashi Nakamura (Univ. of Tokyo): Dynamics of the surface Okhotsk High and associated upper-level blocking
1640-1700 Jong-Seong Kug, In-Sik Kang(SNU),Tim Li, and Soon-Il An (IPRC): Role of ENSO-Indian Ocean coupling on ENSO variability
1700-1720 Kun-Young Byun (Yonsei Univ.): Comparison of MM5 and WRF model forecast of winter precipitation over the Korean peninsula
1330-1730 Session 4 Atmospheric Chemistry I (Koshiba Hall)
1330-1350 Yusuke Sawa (MRI/JMA): Variations and Transport of Carbon Monoxide over the Western Pacific
1350-1410 Leonid Yurganov (FRCGC): A hemisphere-wide impact of Siberian forest fires: Total column and in situ CO measurements
1410-1430
Byoung-Cheol
Choi (KMA): Activities
of Global Atmosphere Watch and Annual Variation of Greenhouse Gases in
1430-1450 Hiroshi Tanimoto (NIES): Seasonal and interannual variations of ground-level ozone over East Asia
1450-1510 Coffee Break
1510-1540 Shaw Chen Liu (Academia Sinica): Regional Transport of Air Pollutants
1540-1600 Oliver Wild (FRCGC): The evolution of surface ozone over East Asia and its implications
1600-1620 Jae-Cheol Nam (METRI): The vertical transport of pollutants in the front over Asia
1620-1640
Itsushi Uno (Kyushu Univ.): Modeling
study of seasonal and interannual variations of transboundary air pollution in
1640-1700 Chul Han Song (GIST): Chemical Transport in Asia
1800 Reception (Sanjyo Kaikan)
May 14, 2005
0900-1200 Session 5 Meso-Scale Phenomena (Sanjyo Kaikan)
0900-0940
Dong-Kyou Lee (
0940-1010 Yunqi Ni (CAMS): China Heavy Rainfall Experiment and Study (CHeRES) in the next fives (2005-2009)
1010-1030
Jishan Xue (CAMS):
Test of meso scale ensemble forecast with model perturbation in China
1030-1050 Coffee Break
1050-1110
Teruyuki Kato (MRI/JMA): Prediction of heavy rainfall by a cloud-resolving
nonhydrostatic model: Roles of low-level humid air and middle-level dry air
1110-1140
Masanori Yoshizaki (MRI/JMA): Field observations for mesoscale disturbances and
an application of cloud-resolving non-hydrostatic models to a climate mode
1140-1200 Ben Jou (NTU): Comment: Wavelike strucutre of the rainbands in a concentric eyewall tropical cyclone revealed from Doppler radar observations
0900-1200 Session 6 Atmospheric Chemistry II (Koshiba Hall)
0900-0930
Dan Jaffe (Univ. of Washington-Bothell): Fate and Transport of Atmospheric
Mercury in
0930-0950 Zifa Wang (IAP):
A new coupled tracer-tagged method
to investigate the source of pollutants in chemical transport model
0950-1010
Young J. Kim (GIST) : Application of passive MAX-DOAS
technique to urban air pollution monitoring
1010-1040
Hajime Akimoto (FRCGC): Overview of Asian Ozone Pollution -Temporal Trend and
Spatial Variability-
1040-1100
Coffee Break
1100-1120 V. Ramaswamy (NOAA): GFDL Model
Simulation of Climate Forcing and Response in the 20th Century
1120-1140
Gangwoong Lee (Hankuk Univ. Foreign Studies):
Characterization of Ozone and its precursors during the High Ozone Events in
Seoul Metropolitan Area
1140-1200 Nobuyuki Takegawa (RCAST/UT): Removal of NOx and NOy in Asian outflow plumes: Aircraft measurements over the western Pacific in January 2002
1200-1330 Lunch
1330-1700 Session 7 Asian Monsoon (Sanjyo Kaikan)
1330-1400 Ding Yihui (NCC): On the onset of the East Asian summer monsoon
1400-1420 Kyun-Ja Ha (Pusan Univ.): Onset and Retreat Phases of Changma Season and Predictability of Changma Intensity
1420-1440 Huang-Hsiung Hsu (NTU): Intraseasonal variability in the western North Pacific monsoon
1440-1500 Jun Matsumoto and Tomoshige Inoue (Univ. of Tokyo): Recent inter-decadal changes of summer seasonal march in East Asia
1500-1520 Coffee Break
1520-1540 Ryuichi Kawamura (Toyama Univ.): Mechanisms of the Asian monsoon-ENSO relationship and extraordinary summers in East Asia
1540-1600 Hiroaki Ueda (Tsukuba Univ.): Direct and indirect impact of ENS0-related tropical heat sources on anomalous climate in Asia
1600-1620 Johnny Chan (Hong Kong City Univ.): Development and application of a regional climate model to study the monsoon processes over South China and the South China Sea
1620-1640 Won-Tae Yun (KMA): APCC Long Range Prediction
1330-1700 Session 8 Atmospheric Chemistry III (Koshiba Hall)
1330-1350
Shiro Hatakeyama (NIES): Atmospheric pollutants observed by aerial observation
experiments around mega-cities in
1350-1410
Yutaka Kondo (RCAST): Temporal variation of elemental carbon in
1410-1430 Kazuhiko Kobayashi (
1430-1450
Coffee Break
1450-1520
Teruyuki
Nakajima (CCSR): Aerosols, clouds, and radiation: Their link to the earth's climate
1520-1540
Byung-Ju Sohn (SNU): Pollution signal in the dust aerosols inferred from sky
radiation measurements
1540-1600
Guang-Yu Shi (IAP): Radiative
forcing due to dust aerosols in the Spring of 2001
1600-1620
Soon-Chang Yoon (SNU): Uncertainties
in aerosol optical depth and surface shortwave irradiance measurements and their
effect on aerosol surface radiation forcing estimation
1620-1640
Tadahiro Hayasaka (RIHN): Long-term
variation of surface shortwave radiation in