The First Asian Conference on Meteorology
October 26 (Mon) – 27 (Tue), 2015
Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan

Organized byMeteorological Society of Japan (MSJ)
Chinese Meteorological Society (CMS)
Korean Meteorological Society (KMS)

Hosted byMeteorological Society of Japan
Local Organizing Committee of the First Asian Conference on Meteorology

Supported byIntegrated Earth Science Hub, Graduate School of Science, Kyoto University

Sessions and Conveners
Plenary Session
Fumio Hasebe (Hokkaido University, Japan)

Session 1: Modeling and analysis of climate change and monsoons
Masahiro Watanabe (University of Tokyo, Japan)
Tianjun Zhou (LASG/IAP, China)
Jong-Seong Kug (POSTECH, Korea)
Kazuyoshi Kikuchi (IPRC, University of Hawaii, USA)

Session 2: Regional air pollution under changing climate
Toshihiko Takemura (Kyushu University, Japan)
Hua Zhang (China Meteorological Administration, China)
Sang-Woo Kim (Seoul National University, Korea)

Session 3: Climatic role of the middle atmosphere
Yoshio Kawatani (JAMSTEC, Japan)
Masatomo Fujiwara (Hokkaido University, Japan)
Yongyun Hu (Peking University, China)
Wenshou Tian (Lanzhou University, China)
Hye-Yeong Chun (Yonsei University, Korea)
Seok-Woo Son (Seoul National University, Korea)

Program Timetable
October 26 (Mon)9:00-10:00 Registrations
10:00-12:00 Plenary Session (10 min x 3 + 30 min x 3)
Presidents' addresses
Key note talks
12:00-12:10 Logistics etc. / Group photo
12:10-13:30 Lunch time
<Hang Posters>
13:30-15:30 Parallel Oral Sessions (20 min x 6)
26A-1 Session 1 Modeling and analysis of climate change and monsoons
26A-2 Session 2 Regional air pollution under changing climate
26A-3 Session 3 Climatic role of the middle atmosphere
15:30-16:00 Coffee break<Poster Viewing>
16:00-18:00 Parallel Oral Sessions (20 min x 6)
26B-1 Session 1 Modeling and analysis of climate change and monsoons
26B-2 Session 2 Regional air pollution under changing climate
26B-3 Session 3 Climatic role of the middle atmosphere

18:30-20:30 Banquet
at the restaurant "Camphora"
19:30-21:30 Business meeting (closed)
at Conference Room IV in Clock Tower Centennial Hall (2nd floor)October 27 (Tue)

9:10-11:10 Parallel Oral Sessions (20 min x 6)
27A-1 Session 1 Modeling and analysis of climate change and monsoons
27A-2 Session 2 Regional air pollution under changing climate
27A-3 Session 3 Climatic role of the middle atmosphere
11:10-12:30 Poster Session + Coffee
12:30-14:00 Lunch time
<Poster Viewing>
14:00-15:40 Parallel Oral Sessions (20 min x 5)
27B-1 Session 1-1 Modeling and analysis of climate change and monsoons
27B-2 Session 1-2 Modeling and analysis of climate change and monsoons
27B-3 Session 3 Climatic role of the middle atmosphere
15:40-16:10 Coffee break<Take off Posters>
16:10-17:50 Parallel Oral Sessions (20 min x 5)
27C-1 Session 1-1 Modeling and analysis of climate change and monsoons
27C-2 Session 1-2 Modeling and analysis of climate change and monsoons
27C-3 Session 3 Climatic role of the middle atmosphere
17:50 End of Sessions<Adjourn>
18:00 Close doors

Program

October 26 (Mon) morning
Centennial Hall
Plenary Session
Presidents’ addresses (Chair: Fumio Hasebe)
10:00-10:10

Hiroshi Niino (President of Meteorological Society of Japan)

10:10-10:20

Yongyun Hu (Vice President of Chinese Meteorological Society)10:20-10:30

Joong-Bae Ahn (President of Korean Meteorological Society)

Key note talks (Chair: Fumio Hasebe)
10:30-11:00 Plenary-1 Toshitaka Tsuda (Kyoto University)
Characteristics of atmospheric gravity waves in the middle atmosphereobserved with radars and GPS radio occultation
11:00-11:30 Plenary-2 Yongyun Hu (Peking University)
Anthropogenic forcing on the Hadley circulation in CMIP5 simulations
11:30-12:00 Plenary-3 Byung-Ju Sohn (Seoul National University)
Recent Walker circulation changes seen from satellite measurements, CMIP
and AMIP simulations: The role of static stability

Abstract PDFs are available on the website<http://www.metsoc.jp/ACM2015/abstracts.html>.

October 26 (Mon) afternoon (26A)
International Conference Hall 1
Session 1: Modeling and analysis of climate change and monsoons
26A-1 Monsoons I (Chair: Masahiro Watanabe)
13:30-13:50 O-1-01 Yimin Liu (IAP, Chinese Academy of Sciences)
Barrier of the Asian summer monsoon onset*invited talk*

13:50-14:10 O-1-02 Shoji Kusunoki (Meteorological Research Institute)
Are CMIP5 models better than CMIP3 models in simulating precipitation overEast Asia?
14:10-14:30 O-1-03 Tianjun Zhou (IAP, Chinese Academy of Sciences)
Decadal change of Asian Monsoon and the Global Monsoons Modeling Intercomparison Project (GMMIP)
14:30-14:50 O-1-04 Ja-Young Hong (Pusan National University)
Changes in early summer precipitation over the Northeast Asia in RCP
scenarios simulated by WRF
14:50-15:10 O-1-05 Hirokazu Endo (Meteorological Research Institute)
Future changes in monsoon precipitation by high-resolution MRI-AGCM
ensemble simulations with multi-SSTs and multi-physics
15:10-15:30 O-1-06 Zhaohui Lin (IAP, Chinese Academy of Sciences)High temperature extremes in China: Observation and ModelingInternational Conference Hall 2
Session 2: Regional air pollution under changing climate
26A-2 Modeling studies on air quality and climate I (Chair: Sang-Woo Kim)
13:30-13:50 O-2-01 Teruyuki Nakajima (JAXA)*invited talk*A strategy for linking the regional air pollution knowledge to assessment of theirglobal climate and environment impacts
13:50-14:10 O-2-02 Toshihiko Takemura (Kyushu University)
Simulations under recent projects on aerosol model intercomparisons
14:10-14:30 O-2-03 Makiko Nakata (Kinki University)
Impact of aerosols on climate change in East Asia
14:30-14:50 O-2-05 Yiran Peng (Tsinghua University)
Sensitivity of dust radiative forcing to representation of aerosol size distribution
in GCM simulations

14:50-15:10 O-2-06 Jieun Wie (Chonbuk National University)
The impact of the Western Pacific Subtropical High on summer troposphericozone in East Asia

International Conference Hall 3
Session 3: Climatic role of the middle atmosphere26A-3 Polar processes (Chair: Yoshio Kawatani)
13:30-13:50 O-3-01 Kaoru Sato (The University of Tokyo)*invited talk*On interplay of gravity waves and Rossby waves in the middle atmosphere13:50-14:10 O-3-02 Yongyun Hu (Peking University)
Stratospheric ozone-induced Indirect radiative effects on Antarctic sea Ice
14:10-14:30 O-3-03 Wookap Choi (Seoul National University)
A new method of determining the date of the polar-vortex breakup andformation in the stratosphere
14:30-14:50 O-3-04 Yoshihiro Tomikawa (National Institute of Polar Research)
Lagrangian analysis of dehydration processes inside the Antarctic polar vortex
14:50-15:10 O-3-05 Matthew Hitchman (University of Wisconsin - Madison)
Effects of ENSO on Southern Hemisphere jet structures
15:10-15:30 O-3-06 Yuhji Kuroda (Meteorological Research Institute)
Solar cycle modulation of Southern annular mode -energy-momentum analysis-

October 26 (Mon) afternoon (26B)
International Conference Hall 1
Session 1: Modeling and analysis of climate change and monsoons
26B-1 ENSO and teleconnection I (Chair: Jong-Seong Kug)
16:00-16:20 O-1-07 Soon-Il An (Yonsei University)*invited talk*Nonlinear processes responsible for El Nino-La Nina amplitude asymmetry
16:20-16:40 O-1-08 Akio Kitoh (University of Tsukuba)
Future changes in rainfall extremes associated with El Nino projected by aglobal 20-km mesh atmospheric model
16:40-17:00 O-1-09 XiaoJing Jia (ZheJiang University)
The interdecadal change of ENSO impact on wintertime East Asian climate
17:00-17:20 O-1-10 Myon-In Lee (UNIST)
Increase of the predictability of the Arctic Oscillation by enhanced ENSO
teleconnection after the mid-1990s
17:20-17:40 O-1-11 Hiroaki Ueda (University of Tsukuba)
Offset effects of continued Indian Ocean warming and recent Pacific cooling on
the Asian monsoon
17:40-18:00 O-1-12 Yaocun Zhang (Nanjing University)
Linkage between upper-level jets over East Asia and East Asian wintermonsoon variability

International Conference Hall 2
Session 2: Regional air pollution under changing climate
26B-2 Observations of air quality and clouds (Chair: Hua Zhang)
16:00-16:20 O-2-07 Hong Liao (Chinese Academy of Sciences)*invited talk*
Past and future changes in air quality in China and associated transboundarytransport
16:20-16:40 O-2-08 Sang-Woo Kim (Seoul National University)
Changes in ground-level PM mass concentration and column aerosol opticaldepth over East Asia during 2004-2014
16:40-17:00 O-2-09 Greem Lee (Seoul National University)
Aircraft observations of high SO2 and NOx instances in the lower troposphere
over the west of Seoul metropolitan area for 1997―2011

17:00-17:20 O-2-10 Seong Soo Yum (Yonsei University)
Measurements of physical and chemical properties of urban aerosols and their
CCN activities in Seoul during the KORUS-AQ pre-campaign
17:20-17:40 O-2-11 Takuro Michibata (Kyushu University)
A study of cloud-to-rain conversion processes for warm cloud over East Asiaand the North Pacific from A-Train observations
17:40-18:00 O-2-12 Jianping Guo (Chinese Academy of Meteorological Sciences)
An A-Train perspective on cloud-aerosol-precipitation-interaction over Eastern
China

International Conference Hall 3
Session 3: Climatic role of the middle atmosphere26B-3 Stratospheric sudden warming (Chair: Seok-Woo Son)
16:00-16:20 O-3-07 Baek-Min Kim (Korea Polar Research Institute)*invited talk*
Altered middle atmospheric responses driven by two types of sudden
stratospheric warming
16:20-16:40 O-3-08 Masakazu Taguchi (Aichi University of Education)
Connection of predictability of major stratospheric sudden warmings to polar
vortex geometry
16:40-17:00 O-3-09 Kazuaki Nishii (University of Tokyo)
Duration of stratospheric polar vortex intensification events
17:00-17:20 O-3-10 Soichiro Hirano (The University of Tokyo)
A three-dimensional analysis on the role of atmospheric waves in theinterannual variability of stratospheric final warming in the Southern
Hemisphere
17:20-17:40 O-3-11 Kanghyun Song (Seoul National University)
Predictability of sudden stratospheric warming events
17:40-18:00 O-3-12 Yayoi Harada (Meteorological Research Institute)
Extraordinary features of the planetary wave propagation during the boreal
winter 2013/2014 and the zonal wavenumber two predominanceOctober 27 (Tue) morning (27A)
International Conference Hall 1
Session 1: Modeling and analysis of climate change and monsoons
27A-1 Global climate change (Chair: Tianjun Zhou)
9:10-9:30
O-1-13 Yu Kosaka (University of Tokyo)*invited talk*Hiatus and acceleration of surface global warming due to tropical Pacificdecadal variability
9:30-9:50
O-1-14 Jong-Seong Kug (POSTECH)
Amplified Arctic warming by phytoplankton under greenhouse warming
9:50-10:10
O-1-15 Long Cao (Zhejinag University)
Using the framework of fast response and slow feedback to understand climatechange10:10-10:30 O-1-16 Kunihiko Kodera (Nagoya University)
How can we understand the solar signal on the Earth’s surface?
10:30-10:50 O-1-17 Seok-Woo Son (Seoul National University)
A robust widening of the Hadley cell from the LGM to the future climate
10:50-11:10 O-1-18 Masahiro Watanabe (University of Tokyo)
Generating a Database for Probabilistic Description of Future Climate Change(d4PDF)

International Conference Hall 2
Session 2: Regional air pollution under changing climate
27A-2 Modeling studies on air quality and climate II (Chair: Toshihiko Takemura)
9:10-9:30
O-2-13 Rokjin Park (Seoul National University)*invited talk*Aerosol simulations using a new chemistry-climate model (GRIMs-Chem)
9:30-9:50
O-2-14 Daisuke Goto (NIES)
A model evaluation of global high-resolving simulated aerosol distributions
9:50-10:10
O-2-15 Hua Zhang (China Meteorological Anministration)
The simulation study of global distribution of temporal and spatial variation of
PM2.5 concentration
10:10-10:30 O-2-16 Makoto Kuji (Nara Women's University)
Atmospheric visibility variation over the Chinese continent from 1957 to 2005

10:30-10:50 O-2-17 Jun Zhao (Sun Yat-sen University)
Atmospheric oxidation products pertinent to new particle formation
10:50-11:10 O-2-18 Changsub Shim (Korea Environment Institute)Potential impact of the national plan for future electric power supply on air
quality in Korea

International Conference Hall 3
Session 3: Climatic role of the middle atmosphere27A-3 Stratosphere-troposphere dynamics (Chair: Hye-Yeong Chun)
9:10-9:30
O-3-13 Wen Chen (Chinese Academy of Sciences)*invited talk*
Modulation of the connection between boreal winter ENSO and the south Asianhigh in the following summer by the QBO
9:30-9:50
O-3-14 Peter Haynes (University of Cambridge)*invited talk*
What causes the double peak in upwelling in the tropical lower stratosphere?
9:50-10:10
O-3-15 Chiaki Kobayashi (Meteorological Research Institute)
Changes in the Brewer-Dobson circulation in JRA-55
10:10-10:30 O-3-16 Junsu Kim (Seoul National University)
On the uncertainty of the annular mode time scale
10:30-10:50 O-3-17 Ze-Yu Chen (Chinese Academy of Sciences)
Simulation of generation of stratospheric gravity waves in upper-tropospheric jet
stream accompanied with a cold vortex over Northeast China
10:50-11:10 O-3-18 Min-Jee Kang (Yonsei University)
Characteristics of convective gravity waves in Asian summer monsoon regionOctober 27 (Tue) afternoon (27B)
International Conference Hall 1
Session 1: Modeling and analysis of climate change and monsoons
27B-1 Intraseasonal variability (Chair: Myon-In Lee)
14:00-14:20 O-1-19 Harry Hendon (Bureau of Meteorology)*invited talk*On the role of anomalous ocean surface temperatures for promoting the record
Madden-Julian Oscillation in March 2015
14:20-14:40 O-1-20 Tetsuo Nakazawa (NIMR/KMA)
Predictive skill of the MJO event in March 2015 from the S2S database
14:40-15:00 O-1-21 Xuejuan Ren (Nanjing University)
Characteristics and mechanism of subseasonal eastward extension of South
Asian high
15:00-15:20 O-1-22 Yang Chen (Nanjing U. of Information Science & Tech.; CAMS)
Synoptic-scale precursors of East Asia/ Pacific teleconnection responsible for
persistent precipitation extremes in the Yangtze river valley
15:20-15:40 O-1-23 Anmin Duan (IAP, Chinese Academy of Sciences)
Impact of sub-daily air–sea interaction on simulating intraseasonal oscillations
over the tropical Asian monsoon region

International Conference Hall 2
Session 1: Modeling and analysis of climate change and monsoons
27B-2 Monsoons II (Chair: Yoshiyuki Kajikawa)
14:00-14:20 O-1-24 Toshiki Iwasaki (Tohoku University)
Isentropic analysis of polar cold air mass streams in the Northern Hemisphericwinter monsoon
14:20-14:40 O-1-25 Rongcai Ren (IAP, Chinese Academy of Sciences)
An effective indicator of cold air outbreaks in northern winter: the intensity
variation of the meridional mass circulation
14:40-15:00 O-1-26 Tri W. Hadi (Bandung Institute of Technology)
A spherical harmonics method for analyzing coherent structures of large-scaleconvections in monsoon regions
15:00-15:20 O-1-27 Tomoe Nasuno (JAMSTEC)Interannual variability of the East Asian monsoon in June, July, and August in
objective analysis and global nonhydrostatic simulations

15:20-15:40 O-1-28 Ke Xu (IAP, Chinese Academy of Sciences)
Change in TC activity during the break of the western North Pacific summer
monsoon in early AugustInternational Conference Hall 3
Session 3: Climatic role of the middle atmosphere27B-3 Tropical processes (Chair: Wenshou Tian)
14:00-14:20 O-3-19 Changhyun Yoo (Ewha Womans University)*invited talk*
The quasi biennial oscillation regulation of the Madden Julian oscillation
14:20-14:40 O-3-20 Marvin Geller (Retired)*invited talk*
The QBO, gravity waves forced by tropical convection, and ENSO
14:40-15:00 O-3-21 Ji-Eun Kim (NorthWest Research Associates)
Wave influence on thin cirrus clouds in the tropical tropopause layer
15:00-15:20 O-3-22 Eriko Nishimoto (Kyoto University)
Vertical momentum transports associated with moist convection and gravity
waves in a minimal model of QBO-like oscillation
15:20-15:40 O-3-23 Young-Ha Kim (Yonsei University)
Momentum budget of the quasi-biennial oscillation in a GCM and reanalyses

October 27 (Tue) afternoon (27C)International Conference Hall 1
Session 1: Modeling and analysis of climate change and monsoons
27C-1 ENSO and teleconnection II (Chair: Anmin Duan)
16:10-16:30 O-1-29 Na Wen (Nanjing U. of Information Science and Technology)
Direct impact of El Niño on East Asian summer precipitation in the observation
16:30-16:50 O-1-30 Yoshiyuki Kajikawa (RIKEN AICS)
Role of the SST over the East China Sea in the linkage between East Asian
winter and summer monsoon variability
16:50-17:10 O-1-31 Song Jie (IAP, Chinese Academy of Sciences)
Contrasting relationship between tropical western North Pacific convection andrainfall over East Asia during Indian Ocean warm and cold summers
17:10-17:30 O-1-32 Xiaowei Hong (IAP, Chinese Academy of Sciences)
The meridional displacement of summer Asian jet, Silk Road Pattern, andtropical SST anomalies
17:30-17:50 O-1-33 Shan He (Sun Yat-sen University)
Influence of latent heating over southern Asia on Sahel summer rainfall

International Conference Hall 2
Session 1: Modeling and analysis of climate change and monsoons
27C-2 Monsoons III (Chair: Yaocun Zhang)
16:10-16:30 O-1-34 Shiori Sugimoto (Tokyo Metropolitan University)
A difference of diurnal variation in simulated precipitation characteristics withand without cloud convective scheme
16:30-16:50 O-1-35 Qinglong You (Nanjing U. of Information Science and Tech.)
Simulated and observed diurnal temperature range in CMIP5 model in the
Tibetan Plateau
16:50-17:10 O-1-36 Jian Ling (IAP, Chinese Academy of Sciences)
Impact of East Asian winter monsoon on MJO over the equatorial western
Pacific
17:10-17:30 O-1-37 Zhihua Pan (China Agricultural University)
Spatial-temporal characteristics of sensible heat variation in China under the
background of climate change
17:30-17:50 O-1-38 Feng Chen (Sun Yat-sen University)
The challenges of heat extreme events to the urbanization over Asia

International Conference Hall 3
Session 3: Climatic role of the middle atmosphere27C-3 Atmospheric chemistry and dynamics (Chair: Masatomo Fujiwara)
16:10-16:30 O-3-24 Wenshou Tian (Lanzhou University)*invited talk*Ozone and climate responses to regional emission changes in East Asia
16:30-16:50 O-3-25 Hideharu Akiyoshi (NIES)ODS and GHG dependences of ozone destruction in the northern mid and highlatitudes in a chemistry-climate model
16:50-17:10 O-3-26 Fei Xie (Beijing Normal University)
A quantitative estimation of the transport of surface emissions from highpopulation density regions into the stratosphere
17:10-17:30 O-3-27 Yosuke Yamashita (NIES)The QBO and 11-year solar cycle influences on the Northern Hemisphere
extratropical winter circulation
17:30-17:50 O-3-28 Ziniu Xiao (IAP, Chinese Academy of Sciences)
A numerical simulation study on the climate response to ultraviolet irradiation
forcingPosters
Session 1: Modeling and analysis of climate change and monsoons
P-1-01 Muhammad Rais Abdillah (Tohoku University)
Tropical-extratropical interactions associated with East Asian cold air outbreaks
P-1-02 Yeon-Woo Choi (Pusan National University)
November seesaw in Northern Hemisphere sea level pressure and its linkage to thepreceding wintertime Arctic Oscillation
P-1-03 Sunyong Kim (POSTECH)
How well do climate models simulate atmospheric teleconnection over East Asia andNorth Pacific associated with ENSO?
P-1-04 Hye-Jin Park (Pusan National University)
Influence of combined effect of AO and WP pattern on East Asian winter monsoon
P-1-05 Maowei Wu (Inst. of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources Res., CAS)
Spatial pattern of inter-decadal variation of summer precipitation in eastern China:
Comparision of observation with CESM control simulation
P-1-06 Hong Lu (Guangxi Climate Center)
A particle swarm optimization - Neural network ensemble prediction model for
persistent freezing rain and snow storm
P-1-07 Jie-Lin He (Guangxi Climate Center)
Variations of summertime tropical cyclones in the western North Pacific in backgroundof global warming
P-1-08 Hyerim Kim (UNIST)
Assessment of Influence of boreal winter MJO teleconnection on the extratropics
simulated by dynamical seasonal forecasting systems
P-1-09 Nakbin Choi (UNIST)
Decadal changes in the leading patterns of sea level pressure and their impacts on the
Arctic sea ice variability in boreal summer
P-1-10 Hui Li (NanJing U. of information science and technology)
Response of summer precipitation over the Yangtze river basin to the equatorial Pacific
SST anomalies: A simulation study with CAM3
P-1-11 Joung-Ho Lee (Korea Environment Institute)
Development of climate change adaptation platform using Spatial information
P-1-12 Ding Yi (Guizhou Meteorological Administration)
Design and development of android analysis system of climate change in Guizhou

P-1-13 Feng Xie (IAP, Chinese Academy of Sciences)
How do the parameter variations in the moist processes affect the temperature andcirculation simulations in the lower-troposphere?
P-1-14 Nurfiena Sagita Putri (Tohoku Univesity)
The evolution of microphysical properties of tropical MCSs
P-1-16 Haoyuan Hong (Jiangxi Meteorological Bureau)
Rainfall induced landslide susceptibility assessment at the Chongren area (China)
using frequency ratio, certainty factor and index of entropy model
P-1-18 Tao Feng (Nanjing University)
A comparison study between two long-lasting synoptic-scale wave trains andassociated tropical cyclogeneses
P-1-19 Liang Wu (IAP, Chinese Academy of Sciences)
Influence of the monsoon trough on westward-propagating tropical waves over thewestern North PacificP-1-20 Yin Du (Nanjing U. of Information, Science and Technology)
Interannual variability of the Asian subtropical westerly jet in boreal summer andassociated with circulation and SST anomalies
P-1-21 Hyeonjae Lee (UNIST)
Mie scattering LiDAR observation of Asian dust event over the Ulsan located on theeast coast of South Korea
P-1-22 Min-Sang Kim (UNIST)
Comparison of three machine learning techniques for detecting tropical cyclone
genesis from WindSat
P-1-23 Dongmin Kim (UNIST)
Evaluation of ecosystem-level carbon use efficiency in CMIP5 Earth system modelusing remote sensing data
P-1-24 Dan Zhu (Nanjing U. of Information, Science and Technology)
Evaluation of WRF model simulations of a high impact event with Tornado on 31th
MAY 2015
P-1-25 Cuijiao Chu (Nanjing University)
Effect of the tropical Indian-Pacific warming on winter snow depth decadal increaseover Tibetan Plateau during 1950-1999
P-1-26 Anning Huang (Nanjing university)
Evaluation of the summer precipitation over China simulated by BCC_CSM model withdifferent horizontal resolutions during the recent half century

P-1-27 Junchen Yao (IAP, Chineses Academy of Sciences)
Distribution and interannual variability of tropical cyclone genesis over the western
North Pacific simulated by a regional coupled model—FROALS: Comparison with an
uncoupled model
P-1-28 Dongdong Peng (University of Chinese Academy of Sciences)
Simulations and projections of the extreme precipitation over global monsoon domain
In FGOALS-g2
P-1-29 Yamin Hu (Guangdong Meterological Administration)
Dominant large-scale atmospheric circulation systems for the extreme precipitation
over the western sichuan basin in summer 2013
P-1-30 Daehyun Kang (UNIST)
Seasonal prediction of the East Asian winter monsoon and its decadal change
P-1-31 Sunju Lee (UNIST)
Future changes in Asian-Australian monsoon and vegetation simulated by CMIP5
ESMs in the RCP scenario runs
P-1-32 Hye-Jin Kim (Seoul National University)
The impact of Arctic sea ice melt on the Eurasian winter cooling trend of recent
decadesP-1-33 Ji-Hui Kim (Jeju National University)
Interbasin differences in environmental factors related to tropical cyclone genesis
P-1-34 Chul-Min Ko (Jeju National University)
Typhoon-ocean coupled predictions using the MPAS global model and the western
North Pacific regional model
P-1-35 Jae-Won Choi (NIMR/KMA)
The recent strengthening of Walker circulation
P-1-36 You-Hyun Baek (Jeju National University)
Diurnal variations of sea surface temperature around the Korean peninsularP-1-37 Tae-yun Lee (Jeju National University)
Effect of storm traces in data on the correlation analysis between tropical cyclone
activity and environmental factors
P-1-38 Ke Xu (IAP, Chinese Academy of Sciences)
Change in TC activity during the break of the western North Pacific summer monsoon
in early August
P-1-39 Xiaowei Hong (IAP, Chinese Academy of Sciences)
The meridional displacement of summer Asian jet, Silk Road Pattern, and tropical SST
anomaliesP-1-40 Yu Luo (Meteorological Bureau of Sichuan Province)
Trend of extreme temperature in Southwest China in recent 41 years
P-1-41 Seung-Yong Lee (Jeju National University)
Validations of surface salinity estimated from Aquarius/SAC-D for summertimechangjiang diluted waterP-1-42 Hye-Ji Kim (Jeju National University)
Prediction of typhoon-induced accumulated rainfall over the Korean peninsula basedon historical track and intensity databaseP-1-43 Xuezhen Zhang (Inst. of Geographical Sciences and Natural Resources Res., CAS)
Simulated effects of irrigation on local climate in the Heihe watershed, China
P-1-44 Jieun Wie (Chonbuk National University)
Driving a mechanism for El Nino amplitude change by a biogeochemical process
P-1-45 Jieun Wie (Chonbuk National University)
Driving a mechanism for AMOC decadal variability using HadGEM2-AO
P-1-46 Hua Chen (Nanjing U. of Information Science and Technology)
Response of tropical atmosphere to diabatic heating and its relation with ENSO
P-1-47 Reona Sato (Fukuoka University)
Intraseasonal variability of temperature in late winter detected in the normal value
averaged over 30 years
P-1-48 Yeong-Eun Yoo (Seoul National University)
Abrupt decrease in winter cold nights in Korea in the late 1980's
P-1-49 Sojung Park (Ewha Womans University)
Effects of the interannual variability in the growing season of deciduous needleleaef
forest in Siberia on the local climate
P-1-50 Takafumi Miyasaka (The University of Tokyo)
Long-term modulations of decadal climate variability over the North Pacific and their
future projection in CMIP5 models
P-1-51 Julie Mae-Borejon Dado (Tokyo Metropolitan University)
The Impact of sea surface temperature on the southwest monsoon rainfall overwestern Philippines
P-1-53 Hiroshi G. Takahashi (Tokyo Metropolitan University)
Different sensitivities of precipitation to surface condition in terms of with or without
cumulus parameterization and horizontal resolution
P-1-54 Young Ryu (NIMR/KMA)
Generation of hydrometeorological data in land surface model based detailed soil
properties over the Korean peninsulaP-1-55 Shuangmei Ma (University of Chinese Academy of Sciences)
Observed changes in the distributions of daily precipitation frequency and amount over
China from 1960–2013
P-1-57 Yuta Ando (Mie University)
Impact of Typhoon-induced sea surface cooling on the track of next Typhoon
P-1-58 Li Deng (Nanjing U. of Information Science and Technology)
Relative roles of background moisture and vertical shear in regulating inter-annual
variability of boreal summer intra-seasonal oscillations
P-1-59 Jong-Seong Kug (POSTECH)
Two distinct influences of Arctic warming on cold winters over North America and East
Asia
P-1-60 Tetsuo Nakazawa (NIMR/KMA)
International research project on sub-seasonal to seasonal prediction
P-1-61 Sung-Yoon Kim (UNIST)
Evaluations of the parameterized deep convection using a cloud-resolving model
P-1-62 You-Jeong Oh (Jeju National University)
Typhoon intensity consensus predictions based on various performance evaluations for
guidance models
P-1-63 Wenjuan Huo (University of Chinese Academy of Sciences)
Ocean heat content (OHC) anomaly during different phases of the solar cycle in thetropic PacificP-1-64 Eunkyo Seo (UNIST)
Impacts of soil moisture initialization on the dynamical seasonal forecast for the boreal
summer season
P-1-65 Juan Feng (Beijing Normal University)
Climatological vertical features of Hadley circulation depicted by the NCEP/NCAR,
ERA-40, NCEP-DOE AMIP-2, and JRA-25 reanalysis
P-1-66 Kengo Matsumoto (Okayama University)
Climatological studies on precipitation characteristics and large-scale atmosphericfields on the heavy rainfall days in the eastern part of Japan from the Baiu to
midsummer season

Session 2: Regional air pollution under changing climate
P-2-02 Makoto Kuji (Nara Women's University)
Atmospheric visibility variation over the Chinese continent from 1957 to 2005

P-2-03 Ryoko Funada (Nara Women's University)
Optical properties of aerosols determined from shipboard sky radiometry observation
P-2-04 Gyu-Min Lee (Gangneung-Wonju National University)
Classification and its scale analysis of Severe Haze recently observed in Korea
P-2-05 Myung-Il Jung (Seoul National University)
Synoptic-scale weather patterns associated with high PM10 events in Seoul, South
Korea
P-2-06 Sanghee Chae (NIMR/KMA)
A numerical simulation study of ground-based glaciogenic seeding on winterorographic clouds at Daegwallyeong in Korea
P-2-07 Hongke Cai (Chengdu University of Information Technology)
The optical features in the transition zone between cirrus and clear-sky observed by
CALIOP over China
P-2-08 Seung-Hee Eun (Gangneung-Wonju National University)
Probable weather modification of aerosol effect on clouds and precipitation over Korea
during the January 2013 severe haze episodeP-2-09 Seunghee Lee (UNIST)
Characteristics and mechanisms of the interannual variation of aerosol optical depth inNorthern Hemisphere spring
P-2-10 Ganghan Kim (UNIST)
Validation and analysis of the aerosol optical depth simulated by WRF-Chem during
the DRAGON-campaign period
P-2-11 Hiroshi G. Takahashi (Tokyo Metropolitan University)
An estimation of direct and indirect effect of aerosols by a coupled global climate
model: Different impacts between the mid-latitude and tropics
P-2-12 Hyunji Choi (Chonbuk National University)
Analysis of futuer tropospheric ozone in East Asia using Atmospheric Chemistry andClimate Model Intercomparison Project (ACCMIP) data
P-2-13 Yiran Peng (Tsinghua University)
Sensitivity of dust radiative forcing to representation of aerosol size distribution in GCM
simulations
P-2-14 Ebony Lee (Ewha Womans University)
Application of ensemble data assimilation with WRF-Chem to an Asian dust air
pollution event over Korea

P-2-15 Cong Hoang Son Truong (Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology)
Health risk estimation based on dispersion of benzene pollutant from an assumed
chemical accident in urban area using AERMOD
P-2-16 Akiyo Yatagai (University of Tokyo)
Cloud conditions during the periods of extremely reduced atmospheric electric field andwet deposition after radioactive contamination over Kanto area
P-2-17 Beom-Keun Seo (National Meteorological Research)
The characteristic analysis on wind and ramp event at the southwestern coastal andoffshore regions in Korea
P-2-18 Young-Gon Lee (NIMR/KMA)
Meteorological characteristics of an urban green zone in Seoul, Korea

Session 3: Climatic role of the middle atmosphere
P-3-01 Kazuaki Nishii (University of Tokyo)
Duration of stratospheric polar vortex intensification events
P-3-02 Ryosuke Shibuya (The University of Tokyo)
Gravity waves in the mesosphere observed by the PANSY radar and a numericalsimulation using NICAM
P-3-03 Jianchuan Shu (Institute of Plateau Meteorology, CMA)
Winter surface air temperature anomalies over the Tibetan Plateau and theirconnection to the polar stratospheric variability
P-3-04 Jianchuan Shu (Institute of Plateau Meteorology, CMA)
Can the Tibetan Plateau warming influence winter Arctic oscillation?
P-3-05 Hitoshi Mukougawa (Kyoto University)
Analysis on the forcing region of sudden stratospheric warmings by using groupvelocity of planetary wave packets
P-3-06 Shunsuke Noguchi (Kyoto University)
Predictability of the reflection event of stratospheric planetary waves in February 2014
P-3-07 Nawo Eguchi (Kyushu University)
Rapid transport of CO from troposphere to stratosphere via tropical convection during
stratospheric sudden warming 2010
P-3-08 Kunihiko Kodera (Nagoya University)
Absorbing and reflecting sudden stratospheric warming events and their relationshipwith tropospheric circulation

P-3-09 Byeong-Gwon Song (Yonsei University)
Residual mean circulation and temperature change during the evolution ofstratospheric sudden warmings revealed in MERRA
P-3-10 Junsu Kim (Seoul National University)
Definition of stratospheric sudden warming for multi-model analysis and its application
to the CMIP5 models
P-3-11 Kanghyun Song (Seoul National University)
Impact of sudden stratospheric warming on the surface air temperature in East Asia
P-3-12 Takatoshi Sakazaki (Kyoto University)
Zonally uniform tidal oscillations in the tropical stratosphereP-3-13 Takenari Kinoshita (NICT)
A formulation of the three-dimensional wave activity flux describing wave propagationon the mass-weighted isentropic time mean equations
P-3-14 Tomoe Nasuno (JAMSTEC)
Basic state and gravity wave simulated by high-top global non-hydrostatic atmosphericmodel NICAM
P-3-15 Norihiko Sugimoto (Keio University)
Gravity wave generation from the dipole
P-3-16 Jian-Ying Jia (Nanjing U. of Information Science & Technology)
Sea surface temperature as a proxy for convective gravity wave excitation: a study
based on global gravity wave observations in the middle atmosphereP-3-17 Hye-Yeong Chun (Yonsei University)
Characteristics of gravity waves revealed in an idealized baroclinic wave simulation
P-3-18 Seok-Woo Son (Seoul National University)
Dynamical consistency of reanalysis data sets in the extratropical stratosphereP-3-19 Yan Li (Lanzhou University)
Simulation and projection of blocking highs Influencing East Asia by CMIP5 Models
P-3-20 Yoichi Inai (Hokkaido University)
CO2 soundings over the eastern/western equatorial PacificP-3-21 Satoru Mimura (Hokkaido University)
Formation of high ice concentration cirrus in the tropical tropopause layer observed by
ATTREX 2011
P-3-22 Fumio Hasebe (Hokkaido University)
The mechanism of the stepwise decrease of stratospheric water around the year 2000

P-3-23 Xue Wu (IAP, Chinese Academy of Sciences)Ten-year climatological features and air origin of midlatitude double tropopauses
P-3-24 Yang Yang (Chinese Academy of Sciences)
Towards a physical understanding of the stratospheric cooling under global warming
through a process-based decomposition method
P-3-25 Taro Handa (Kyushu University)
Interannual changes of stratospheric ozone and their relation with dynamical fields
P-3-26 Satoshi Noda (Kyoto University)
Impact of interactive ozone on climate simulation in an Earth system model: the case of
Antarctica in mid-Holocene
P-3-27 Masanao Kadowaki (Japan Atomic Agency)
Contribution of zonal wavenumber one and two planetary waves to the three week totalozone reduction over Rio Gallegos (Argentina) in November 2009
P-3-28 Jiali Luo (Lanzhou University)
Intra-seasonal scale variability of Asian summer monsoon anticyclone from climate
chemistry model and satellite data
P-3-29 Fei Xie (Beijing Normal University)
Estimation of species discharged in regions of Asian high population density into
stratosphereP-3-30 Masatomo Fujiwara (Hokkaido University)
Global temperature response to the major volcanic eruptions in multiple reanalysis
datasetsP-3-31 Masatomo Fujiwara (Hokkaido University)
SPARC reanalysis intercomparison project (S-RIP)
P-3-32 Yoshio Kawatani (JAMSTEC)
Comparison of the zonal wind in the tropical stratosphere among several reanalysis
datasetsP-3-33 Kohei Yoshida (Meteorological research institute)Intermodel upwelling difference in the tropical tropopause layer among CMIP5 models

The First Asian Conference on Meteorology(The Seventh Japan-China-Korea Joint Conference on Meteorology)
October 26 (Mon) – 27 (Tue), 2015
Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan

Organized byMeteorological Society of Japan (MSJ),
Chinese Meteorological Society (CMS), andKorean Meteorological Society (KMS)
Hosted byMeteorological Society of Japan, andLocal Organizing Committee of the First Asian Conference on Meteorology(Chair: Shigeo Yoden)
Supported byIntegrated Earth Science Hub, Graduate School of Science, Kyoto University