Day 1 (March 7, Monday)
9:30

Opening Remarks

10:00

Group Photo and BreakInvited Talk
1

10:15

Chair: David P. Jorgensen and Masaki Katsumata
Synoptic and Mesoscale Processes Associated with Extreme
Convective Rainfall
Richard H. Johnson* (Colorado State University, Fort Collins)

10:40
Session 12

11:40

Poster Introduction
Chair: David P. Jorgensen and Masaki Katsumata
Mesoscale Convective Systems (I)Chair: David P. Jorgensen and Masaki Katsumata
Role of mesoscale convections on the moistening process in the tropicalintraseasonal variations observed in recent field campaigns
Masaki Katsumata*, Kunio Yoneyama, Hiroyuki Yamada, Hisayuki
Kubota, Ryuichi Shirooka (Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science andTechnology, Yokosuka), Paul E. Ciesielski and Richard H. Johnson(Colorado State University, Fort Collins)

3

11:55

The Kinematic and Dynamic Structures of a Quasi-linear Convective
System in Southern China
Kun Zhao* and Chaoshi Wei (Nanjing University, Nanjing)

4

12:10

Development environment of Mesoscale Convective Systems associatedwith the Changma front during 9-10 July 2007
Jong-Hoon Jeong, Dong-In Lee*, Sang-Min Jang (Pukyong National
University, Busan), and Chung-Chieh Wang (National Taiwan Normal
University, Taipei)

5

12:25

A Subtropical Oceanic Mesoscale Convective Vortex Observed During
SoWMEX/TiMREX Pt. II: Cyclogensis and Evolution
Hsiao-Wei Lai (National Taiwan University, Taipei), Christopher A. Davis(National Center for Atmospheric Research, Boulder), and Ben Jong-Dao
Jou* (National Taiwan University, Taipei)

12:40

Lunch

Invited Talk
6

14:00

Chair: Zhe-Min Tan and Hung-Chi Kuo
Characteristics of Forecast Precipitation in the JHWC Real-time WRF
Prediction System
Dong-Kyou Lee*, Yonghan Choi, and Ji-Hyun Ha (Seoul National
University, Seoul)

Session 2
7

14:25

Tropical Cyclones (I)Chair: Zhe-Min Tan and Hung-Chi Kuo
Extreme Rainfall in Taiwan and the interaction of typhoon withmonsoons
Hung-Chi Kuo*, Shih-Hao Su, Yi-Ting Yang, and Li-Huan Hsu (National
Taiwan University, Taipei)

8

14:40

Genesis of Typhoon Fengshen (2008) from an uptilted synoptic-scaledisturbance: PALAU field experiment and global cloud-resolving
simulation
Hiroyuki Yamada*, Tomoe Nasuno (Japan Agency for Marine-Earth
Science and Technology, Yokosuka), Wataru Yanase (University of Tokyo,
Kashiwa), Ryuichi Shirooka, Kunio Yoneyama, Masanori Yoshizaki(Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology, Yokosuka), andMasaki Satoh (University of Tokyo, Kashiwa / Japan Agency for MarineEarth Science and Technology, Yokosuka)

9

14:55

The Impact of Mesoscale Convective System on the Track of Typhoon
Fengshen
Xinyong Shen*, Mingyu Bi, Jia Liu, Nan Zhang, and Zhiying Ding
(Nanjing University of Information Science and Technology, Nanjing)

10

15:10

Preliminary Analysis on the Kinematics structure of a convective
rainband during the impact of Typhoon Morakot (2009)
Yao-Chung Chuang*, Chih-Hsien Wei, and Jian-Liang Wang (National
Defense University, Taoyuan)

11

15:25

Evolution of Multi-scale Vortex in the development of Hurricane Dolly(2008)
Juan Fang* (Nanjing University, Nanjing) and Fuqing Zhang (The
Pennsylvania State University, University Park)

12

15:40

The Role of Typhoon Songda (2004) in Producing Distantly LocatedHeavy Rainfall in Japan

Yongqing Wang (Nanjing University of Information Science andTechnology, Nanjing / University of Hawaii, Honolulu), Yuqing Wang*(University of Hawaii, Honolulu / Nanjing University of Information
Science and Technology, Nanjing ), and Hironori Fudeyasu (University of
Hawaii, Honolulu)

15:55

Break

Invited Talk
13

16:10

Chair: Dong-In Lee and Hiroyuki Yamada
2008/2009 South China Heavy Rainfall Experiment（SCHeREX）and
its Achievements
Yunqi Ni*, Renhe Zhang, Liping Liu, Zhehu Cui (Chinese Academy of
Meteorological Sciences, Beijing), Chungang Cui, and Qilin Wan (China
Meteorological Administration, Beijing)

Session 3
14

16:35

Monsoon Frontal Systems and Analysis (I)Chair: Dong-In Lee and Hiroyuki Yamada
Precipitation system observations in monsoon season around the East
China Sea from 2006 to 2010
Dong-In Lee*, Sang-Min Jang, Sung-Hwa Park (Pukyong National
University, Busan), Keun-Ok Lee (Nagoya University, Nagoya), WoonSeon Jung, Poo-Kyoung Kim, Min Jang, Jong-Hoon Jeong, Sung-A Jung,
Su-kyung Kim (Pukyong National University, Busan), Hiroshi Uyeda,
Kazuhisa Tsuboki, Taro Shinoda (Nagoya Univeristy, Nagoya), Shinsuke
Satoh, Hiroshi Hanado, and Seiji Kawamura (National Institute ofInformation and Communications Technology, Onna)

15

16:50

Mechanisms for the generation of nocturnal convection associatedwith morning Meiyu precipitation in the Yangtze River Valley within
5-day simulations
Guixing Chen*, Weiming Sha, Toshiki Iwasaki (Tohoku University,
Sendai), Jun Matsumoto (Tokyo Metropolitan University, Tokyo), andZhiping Wen (Sun Yat-sen University, Guangzhou)

16

17:05

Analysis on Torrential Rain in South China Caused by TropicalDisturbanceYun Chen*, Jun Xu (National Meteorological Center, Beijing), and Baogui
Bi (China Meteorological Administration, Beijing)

17

17:20

Kinematic characteristics of precipitation system observed at
Chujado, Korea on July 15, 2009

Sang-Min Jang, Dong-In Lee*, Poo-Kyoung Kim, Min Jang, Sung-Hwa
Park, Jong-Hoon Jeong, Sung-A Jeong, Woon-Seon Jung (Pukyong
National University, Busan), and Hiroshi Uyeda (Nagoya University,
Nagoya)18

17:35

Development processes of Baiu frontal depressions
Eigo Tochimoto* and Tetsuya Kawano (Kyushu University, Fukuoka)

19

17:50

Climatological Characteristics of the LLJ in Shanghai during the
Meiyu, pre-Meiyu and post-Meiyu seasons
Yu Du* and Qinghong Zhang (Peking University, Beijing)

20

18:05

A Climatology of Short-Time Heavy Rainfall over Contiguous China
during Warm Season
Jiong Chen and Yongguang Zheng* (National Meteorological Center, Beijin

21

18:20

Linkages of the Weather System between higher and lower latitudes Importance of the “Atmospheric River” Yoshio Asuma* (University of the Ryukyus), Takashi Yamanouchi(National Institute of Polar Research), and Zoltan Toth (National Oceanicand Atmospheric Administration)

22

18:35

The vertical structure and evolution of a cold vortex over
Northeastern China in May 2010
Shenming Fu*, Jianhua Sun, and Sixiong Zhao (Institute of AtmosphericPhysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing)

23

18:50

Views of large-scale precipitating systems in mid-latitudes and tropics
from the response problem of localized heating
Masanori Yoshizaki* (Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science andTechnology, Yokosuka)

19:30

Welcome Party at Symposion Universal Club (Nagoya University)

Day 2 (March 8, Tuesday)
Invited Talk
24

8:50

Chair: Chung-Chieh Wang and Qoosaku Moteki
Value of a Dual-Polarized Gap-Filling Radar in Support of Southern
California Post-fire Debris-Flow Warnings
David P. Jorgensen* (National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration/National Severe Storms Laboratory, Norman), Maiana N.
Hanshaw, Kevin M. Schmidt (United States Geological Survey, Menlo
Park), Jayme L. Laber (National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration/National Weather Service, Oxnard), Dennis M. Staley,
Jason W. Kean (United States Geological Survey/Central Region Geologic
Hazards Team, Denver), and Pedro J. Restrepo (National Oceanic andAtmospheric Administration/National Weather Service, Silver Spring)

Session 4

25

9:15

Orographyc Precipitation Systems
Chair: Chung-Chieh Wang and Qoosaku Moteki
Numerical Study on Rainbands Upstream from Mesoscale
Topography under the Influence of Approaching Typhoon in East
Asia
Chung-Chieh Wang* (National Taiwan Normal University, Taipei) andTzu-Chun Lin (Chinese Culture University, Taipei), and Kazuhisa Tsuboki(Nagoya University, Nagoya)

26

9:30

Case Study of a Heavy Rainfall Event in Amami Island on 20 October
2010
Hiroshige Tsuguti* (Meteorological Research Institute, Tsukuba) andTeruyuki Kato (Japan Meteorological Agency, Tokyo)

27

9:45

Impact of MCSs generated around Sichuan-basin and southeastern
Tibetan Plateau on development of upper high pressure andprecipitation in the Meiyu front
Shiori Sugimoto* and Kenichi Ueno (University of Tsukuba, Tsukuba)

28

10:00

Statistical relationship between topography and the distribution ofsummer precipitation in the Kanto region, Japan
Shakti P.C.*, Masayuki Maki (University of Tsukuba, Tsukuba / National
Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Prevention, Tsukuba),
and Shingo Shimizu (National Research Institute for Earth Science andDisaster Prevention, Tsukuba)

29

10:15

The Remote Effect of the Tibetan Plateau on Downstream Flow in
Early Summer

Yafei Wang*, Xiangde Xu (Chinese Academy of Meteorological Sciences,
Beijing), Anthony R. Lupo (University of Missouri, Columbia), Pingyun Li(Shanxi Meteorological Bureau, Xian), and Zhicong Yin (Beijing
Meteorological Bureau, Beijing)
30

10:30

Structure of a Cumulonimbus Cloud Maintained for a Long Time overa Slope between Mountains in Summer Season
Tetsuya Sano* (University of Yamanashi, Kofu), Satoru Oishi (Kobe
University, Kobe), and Kengo Sunada (University of Yamanashi, Kofu)

31

10:45

Maintenance and Enhancement Mechanisms of the Precipitation Band
Formed along the Ibuki-Suzuka Mountains on 2-3 September 2008
Kazuomi Morotomi*, Taro Shinoda (Nagoya University, Nagoya), Yukari
Shusse (National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster
Prevention, Tsukuba), Tadayasu Ohigashi, Kazuhisa Tsuboki, and Hiroshi
Uyeda (Nagoya University, Nagoya)

11:00
Session 5
32

11:15

Break
Mesoscale Convective Systems (II)
Chair: Chung-Chieh Wang and Qoosaku Moteki
Storm Evolution, Convective Processes, and Microphysics of a Heavy
Precipitation System during TiMREX
Weixin Xu* and Edward J. Zipser (University of Utah, Salt Lake City)

33

11:30

Extratropical Enhancement of Tropical Precipitation Systems over theWestern North PacificBiao Geng*, Masaki Katsumata, Hiroyuki Yamada, Ryuichi Shirooka, andKunio Yoneyama (Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science andTechnology, Yokosuka)

34

11:45

Analysis of Mesoscale Circulation Structure of Low-vortex Rainstorm
over South China
Zhi-ying Ding*, Lei Liu, Xiang-xiang Chen, and Xin-yong Shen (Nanjing
University of Information Science and Technology, Nanjing)

35

12:00

A Numerical Simulation of the Bowing Process within A Squall Line
Associated with A Quasi-stationary Front in South China on 23 April
2007

Zhiyong Meng* (Peking University, Beijing)，Fuqing Zhang，Paul
Markowski (Pennsylvania State University, University Park), Duochang
Wu (Peking University, Beijing), and Kun Zhao (Nanjing University,
Nanjing)36

12:15

Characteristics of the vortical disturbances during PALAU2010
Qoosaku Moteki*, Ryuichi Shirooka, Junko Suzuki, Chiharu Takahashi,and Ayako Seiki (Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology,
Yokosuka)

12:30

Lunch

Invited Talk
37

13:30

Chair: Zhiyong Meng and Sento Nakai
Secondary Eyewall Formation Simulated in an Idealized Experimentwith ARW-WRF Model
Zhe-Min Tan* and Xin Qiu (Nanjing University, Nanjing)

Session 6
38

13:55

Tropical Cyclones (II) and Cloud Microphysics
Chair: Zhiyong Meng and Sento Nakai
A Study on the Eyewall Expansion of Typhoon Sepat (2007) during Its
Landfall Process
Ying Li* (Chinese Academy of Meteorological Sciences, Beijing), Chuanhai
Qian (National Meteorological Center, Beijing), and Lianshou Chen
(Chinese Academy of Meteorological Sciences, Beijing)

39

14:10

A Case Study on the Torrential Rainfall from Typhoon Fanapi (2010)
over Southwestern Taiwan
Tien-Chiang Yeh*, Der-Song Chen (Central Weather Bureau, Taipei),
Ling-Feng Hsiao (Taiwan Typhoon and Flood Research Institute, Taipei),
Ming-Hwa Cheng, and Kang-Ning Huang (Central Weather Bureau,
Taipei)40

14:25

Impact of landfalling tropical cyclones in mainland China
Qinghong Zhang* (Peking University, Beijing), Qing Wei (Chinese
Meteorological Agency, Beijing), and Lianshou Chen (Chinese Academy of
Meteorological Sciences, Beijing)

41

14:40

A Model Study on Tropical Cyclone Motion and Intensification in an
Asymmetric Moisture Field
Yue Ying* and Qinghong Zhang (Peking University, Beijing)

42

14:55

On the Squall Lines Preceding Land-falling Tropical Cyclones
Yunji Zhang and Zhiyong Meng* (Peking University, Beijing)

43

15:10

Estimation of microphysical processes in maritime squall line using
raindrop size distribution
Sung-A Jung*, Dong-In Lee, Min Jang (Pukyong National University,
Busan), and Ben Jong-Dao Jou (National Taiwan University, Taipei)

44

15:25

Observations of solid precipitation particles, precipitation intensity,and radar parameters in the Niigata region: Overview
Sento Nakai* (National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster
Prevention, Nagaoka), Manato Fuzita, Takahumi Katsushima (Nagaoka
University of Technology, Nagaoka), Hiroki Motoyoshi (National ResearchInstitute for Earth Science and Disaster Prevention, Nagaoka), Toshiro
Kumakura (Nagaoka University of Technology, Nagaoka), Masaaki
Ishizaka (National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster
Prevention, Nagaoka), Kotaro Yokoyama (National Agricultural ResearchCenter), Shigeki Murakami (Forestry and Forest Products ResearchInstitute, Tohkamachi), and Gyuwon Lee (Kyungpook National University,
Deagu)

15:40

Break

Invited Talk
Chair: Gyuwon Lee and Tetsuya Takemi
45

15:55

Tri-agency radar networks: Where are we heading?
Gyuwon Lee*, Jung-Hoon Lee, Yo-Han Cho, Kwang-Deuk Ahn, SungHwa Jung (Kyungpook National University, Deagu), Bok-Haeung Heo(Korea Meteorological Administration), and Choong-Ke Lee (Han River
Flood Control Office)Session 7
46

16:20

Radar Observation, QPE, and Analysis (II)
Chair: Gyuwon Lee and Tetsuya Takemi
Algorithm for the identification and tracking of convective cells using
constant and adaptive threshold method
Shingo Shimizu* (National Research Institute for Earth Science andDisaster Prevention, Tsukuba) and Hiroshi Uyeda (Nagoya University,
Nagoya)47

16:35

Identification and tracking of convective storm cells on 3-dimensionalreflectivity fields using fuzzy approachSung-Hwa Jung*, Gyuwon Lee (Kyungpook National University, Deagu),
Hyung-Woo Kim (Republic of Korea Air Force), and Bong-Jae Kuk(Korea Aerospace Research Institute)
48

16:50

Characterization of the Defined Structure in Stratiform Precipitationfrom Wind Profile Radar
Zheng Ruan*, RunSheng Ge (Chinese Academy of Meteorological
Sciences, Beijing), Yu Huang (Nanjing University of Information Scienceand Technology, Nanjing), and Sha Wang (Chengdu University ofInformation Technology)

49

17:05

Dust devil-like vortices along sea-breeze fronts detected by a 3Dscanning Doppler lidar
Chusei Fujiwara*, Kazuya Yamashita, and Yasushi Fujiyoshi (Hokkaido
University, Sapporo)

50

17:20

Meso-scale Convective Weather Analysis and Severe Convective
Weather Forecasting
Xiaoling Zhang*, Yun Chen, and Tao Zhang (National MeteorologicalCenter, Beijing)

51

17:35

Environmental Stability Control of Convective Precipitation:
Implications for Convection under Global Warming
Tetsuya Takemi* (Kyoto University, Uji)

19:30

Move to Meieki (Nagoya Station) Area by a Bus and others
Bunquet at Japanese Style Izakaya
at Zaza Hanare (3-13-13 Meieki Nakamura-ku Nagoya,+81-52-562-9995)

Day 3 (March 9, Wednesday)
Invited Talk
52

8:50

Chair: Biao Geng and Yukari Shusse
Diagnosing Landfalling Tropical Cyclone Structures Using
VORTRAC
Wen-Chau Lee* (National Center for Atmospheric Research, Boulder),Paul Harasti (Naval Research Laboratoty), and Michael Bell (Naval
Postgraduate School)

Session 853

9:15

Thunderstorm
Chair: Biao Geng and Yukari Shusse
Cloud-to-Ground Lightning Characteristics and Microphysical
Structure of a Convective Cloud near the Center of Typhoon Melor
Yukari Shusse* (National Research Institute for Earth Science andDisaster Prevention, Tsukuba), Kazuhisa Tsuboki, Tadayasu Ohigashi,
and Hiroshi Uyeda (Nagoya University, Nagoya)

54

9:30

Improvement of Hydrometeor Classification in a ThundercloudObserved over Nobi Plain, Using Two X-band Polarimetric Radars
Takeharu Kouketsu* and Hiroshi Uyeda (Nagoya University, Nagoya)

55

9:45

Lightning Activity and Its Relationship with Precipitation Feature in aThunderstorm That Continued for more than 24 Hours
Dong Zheng*, Yijun Zhang, and Qing Meng (Chinese Academy of
Meteorological Sciences, Beijing)

56

10:00

Effects of Midtropospheric Dryness on Evolution of Supercell Storm
Takumi Honda* and Tetsuya Kawano (Kyushu University, Fukuoka)

10:15
Session 9
57

10:30

Break
Mesoscale Convective Systems (III)
Chair: Biao Geng and Yukari Shusse
Structure and Energetics of Mesoscale Vortex Producing Heavy
Rainfall in China during Meiyu Season of 2010
Sixiong Zhao*, Fei Yu, Shenming Fu, and Jianhua Sun (Institute ofAtmospheric Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing)

58

10:45

The Impacts of the MPS on the Diurnal Cycle of convections in Meiyu
Front

Jianhua Sun* (Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Chinese Academy of
Sciences, Beijing / The Pennsylvania State University, University Park) andFuqing Zhang (The Pennsylvania State University, University Park)
59

11:00

Structure of a heavy precipitation system in Gifu prefecture, Japan, on
15 July 2010
Mariko Oue*, Koichi Inagaki, Taro Shinoda, Takeharu Kouketsu,
Tadayasu Ohigashi, Masaya Kato, Kazuhisa Tsuboki, and Hiroshi Uyeda(Nagoya University, Nagoya)

60

11:15

Study on the 3D Structure of the Heavy Rainfall with Dual-Doppler
Radar
HaiGuang Zhou* (Chinese Academy of Meteorological Sciences, Beijing)

61

11:30

Characteristics of Severe Rainfall Events at the Duplicate Display ofSatellite Images and Winds
Jianmin Xu* (National Satellite Meteorological Center, Beijing)

62

11:45

A Study of a Meso-beta-scale Convective Vortex and Associated Heavy
Rainfall Using High-resolution Mesoscale Reanalysis Data
Wenhui Xu* (Meteorological Information Center, Beijing), Yunqi Ni(Chinese Academy of Meteorological Sciences, Beijing), and Xiaokang
Wang (Wuhan Heavy Rainfall Institute)

12:00

63

Lunch

Session 10

Numerical Simulation and Quantative Precipitation Forecasting
Chair: Pay-Liam Lin and Seon Ki Park

13:30

The Goddard Multi-Scale Modeling System with Unified Physics
Wei-Kuo Tao* (NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt), J. Chern(NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt / University of Maryland,
Baltimore), T. Iguchi (NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt /University of Maryland, College Park), S. Lang (NASA Goddard Space
Flight Center, Greenbelt / Science Systems and Applications Inc.,
Greenbelt), C. Peters-Lidard (NASA Goddard Space Flight Center,Greenbelt), X. Li (NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt /University of Maryland, Baltimore), T. Matsui (NASA Goddard Space
Flight Center, Greenbelt / University of Maryland, College Park), K. Mohr(NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt), B.-W. Shen (NASA
Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt / University of Maryland, College
Park), J. J. Shi, and X. Zeng (NASA Goddard Space Flight Center,Greenbelt / University of Maryland, Baltimore)

64

13:45

The impact of microphysics on the Simulation of Typhoon Morakot
2009
Pay-Liam Lin* (National Central University, Jhong-Li), Wei-Kuo Tao(NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt), J. J. Shi (NASA
Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt / University of Maryland,
Baltimore), S. Lang (NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt /Science Systems and Applications Inc., Lanham), J. Y. Chen (National
Central University, Jhong-Li), M.-Y. Chang (Central Weather Bureau,
Taipei), C.-H. Sui (National Taiwan University, Taipei), M.-J. Yang
(National Central University, Jhong-Li), C.-C. Wu, and C.-D. Jou(National Taiwan University, Taipei)

65

14:00

Development of a Validation Method for a Cloud-Resolving Modelusing Satellite Data of Infrared and Microwave Bands
Taro Shinoda*, Hirohiko Masunaga (Nagoya University, Nagoya),
Munehisa K. Yamamoto (Chiba University, Chiba), Masaya Kato (Nagoya
University, Nagoya), Atsushi Higuchi (Chiba University, Chiba), Kazuhisa
Tsuboki, and Hiroshi Uyeda (Nagoya University, Nagoya)

66

14:15

The Predictability of A Squall Line Associated with a QuasiStationary Front in South China on 23 April 2007
Duochang Wu* and Zhiyong Meng (Peking University, Beijing)

67

14:30

Improvement of Typhoon WRF (TWRF) Model for Typhoon
Prediction at Taiwan
Der-Song Chen* (Central Weather Bureau, Taipei), Ling-Feng Hsiao(Taiwan Typhoon and Flood Research Institute, Taipei), Tien-Chiang Yeh(Central Weather Bureau, Taipei), Yong-Run Guo (National Center for
Atmospheric Research, Boulder), Kang-Ning Huang, Chin-Tzu Fong, JingShan Hong (Central Weather Bureau, Taipei), and Ying-Hwa Kuo(National Center for Atmospheric Research, Boulder)

68

14:45

Intensity Forecast Experiment of Hurricane Rita (2005) with a CloudResolving, Coupled Hurricane-Ocean Modeling System
Xin Qiu (Nanjing University, Nanjing / National Center for AtmosphericResearch, Boulder), Qingnong Xiao (National Center for AtmosphericResearch, Boulder / University of South Florida, Saint Petersburg), ZheMin Tan* (Nanjing University, Nanjing), and John Michalakes (National
Center for Atmospheric Research, Boulder)

69

15:00

Parameter Estimation Using the Genetic Algorithm for Typhoon Rusa
(2002)

Xing Yu*, Seon Ki Park (Ewha Womans University, Seoul), and Yong Hee
Lee (National Meteorological Research Institute)

15:15
Session 11
70

15:30

Break
Data Assimilation
Chair: Wen-Chau Lee and Shingo Shimizu
Assimilation of Coastal Doppler Radar Data for Short-Term
Forecasting of Typhoon Meranti (2010) at Landfall
Xinfeng Li, Kun Zhao* (Nanjing University, Nanjing), and Ming Xue(University of Oklahoma, Norman)

71

15:45

Assimilation of Surface AWS Data for Heavy Rainfall Prediction
Ji-Hyun Ha and Dong-Kyou Lee* (Seoul National University, Seoul)

72

16:00

A new approach to adjust sea surface wind using altimeter wind data
by regularization and variational method
Zhu-Hui Jiang* and Si-Xun Huang (PLA University of Science andTechnology, Nanjing)

73

16:15

Heavy Rainfall Prediction with Weather Research and Forecasting(WRF) Four Dimensional Variational (4DVAR) Method
Yonghan Choi and Dong-Kyou Lee* (Seoul National University, Seoul)

74

16:30

Modification of Air-Sea Exchange Coefficients in the High-Wind
Regime of a Mature Tropical Cyclone Using an Adjoint Method
Kosuke Ito*, Yoichi Ishikawa, and Toshiyuki Awaji (Kyoto University,
Kyoto)

75

16:45

Impacts of ATOVS AMSU-A Data Assimilation in Regional Numerical
Forecasting
Shuang Xi*, Gang Ma, Peng Zhang, Qifeng Lu (National Satellite
Meteorological Center, Beijing), Youping Xu, Xin Wang (Beijing Instituteof Applied Meteorology, Beijing), Jing Zheng, and Xiaoqing Li (National
Satellite Meteorological Center, Beijing)

76

17:00

Development of Korea Local Radar Processing System (KLRPS) fordata assimilation and its impact on very short range forecast

KwangDeuk Ahn, Yo-Han Cho, Gyuwon Lee* (Kyungpook National
University, Deagu), Eun-Ha Lim (Korea Meteorological Administration),Yong-Hee Lee, and Dong-Eon Chang (National Institute of MeteorologicalResearch)

Invited Talk
77

17:15

Chair: Wen-Chau Lee and Shingo Shimizu
Heavy Rain and Typhoon in the Taiwan Area: The Interaction among
Typhoon, Monsoon, and Complex Terrain
Ben Jong-Dao Jou* (National Taiwan University, Taipei) and Yu-Cheng
Kao (Taipei City Government, Taipei)

17:40

Closing Remarks

19:00

IOC Meeting (Invitation only)Poster Presentation
Water Cycle and Micro-Physical Processes Associated with a MesoP-01
Scale Convective Vortex System in the Dabie Mountain Area
Xiaokang Wang* (China Meteorological Administration) and Yunqi Ni(Chinese Academy of Meteorological Sciences, Beijing)

P-02

A Subtropical Oceanic Mesoscale Convective Vortex Observed During
SoWMEX/TiMREX Pt. I: Kinematic and Thermodynamic Strcture
Hsiao-Wei Lai (National Taiwan University, Taipei), Christopher A. Davis(National Center for Atmospheric Research, Boulder), and Ben Jong-Dao
Jou* (National Taiwan University, Taipei)

P-03

Mesoscale Boundaries and Storm Initiation during
SoWMEX/TiMREX
Radian Rong-Guang Hsiu, Ben Jong-Dao Jou* (National Taiwan
University, Taipei), and Wen-Chau Lee (National Center for AtmosphericResearch, Boulder)

P-04

Interactions among various PV Anomalies on Mesoscale Vortex
inducing Flashflood Rainstorm
Jingjing Ge*,Hancheng Lu, and Wei Zhong (PLA University of Scienceand Technology, Nanjing)

P-05

Analysis of the Multi-Scale Structure of an Occluding MCS overEastern Plain of North China
Xiaoyuan Yi* (Tianjin Meteorological Observatory, Tianjin / Nanjing
University of Information Science and Technology, Nanjing), Zechun Li(National Meteorological Center of China, Beijing), Xuexiang Yao (Hebei
Meteorological Bureau, Shijiazhuang）, Hongyan Wang (Nanjing
University of Information Science and Technology, Nanjing), and Xiaolei
Sun (Tianjin Meteorological Observatory, Tianjin)

P-06

A numerical simulation of tropical cyclone genesis associated with two
lower tropospheric vortices
Ryuji Yoshida* and Hirohiko Ishikawa (Kyoto University, Uji)

P-07

Impact of the Subtropical High on the Extratropical Transition of
Tropical Cyclones over the Western North Pacific
Jin-Jie Song*, Yuan Wang, and Jianping Tang (Nanjing University, Nanjin

P-08

Short-timescale process in a mature tropical cyclone as a response toanomalous heat fluxes

Kosuke Ito*, Yoichi Ishikawa, Toshiyuki Awaji, and Yoshiaki Miyamoto(Kyoto University, Kyoto)

P-09

Experiment on Application of Dropsonde Data in Forecasting Track of
Typhoon Morakot
Cheng-Zhong Zhang*, Qi-Lin Wan, Zi-Tong Chen, Wei-Yu Ding, and
Yan-Yan Huang (Institute of Tropical and Marine Meteorology,
Guangzhou)

P-10

The internal structure study of one devastating rain band in Morakot
typhoon from polarimetric/Doppler radar analyses
Yu-Shuang Tang* and Tai-Chi Chen Wang (National Central University,
Jhong-Li)

P-11

Simulation of Typhoon Rananim (2004) with an Updated HighResolution Regional Atmospheric Model
Rui Cheng*, Rucong Yu (Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Chinese
Academy of Sciences, Beijing), Yuqing Wang (University of Hawaii,
Honolulu), and Yunfei Fu (University of Science and Technology of China,
Hefei)

P-12

Interactions between Orographic Convection and Mountain Waves inthe Landfalling Typhoon Nari (2001)
Xiao-Dong Tang (Nanjing University, Nanjing) and Ming-Jen Yang*(National Central University, Chung-Li)

P-13

Effect of Environmental Flow on Boundary Layer Wind ofLandfalling Tropical Cyclones
Xiao-Dong Tang and Zhe-Min Tan* (Nanjing University, Nanjing)

P-14

The Effect of Urban Area on a Heavy Rainfall Event over Tokyo on
August 5 2008
Kazuyoshi Souma*, Kengo Sunada, Tadashi Suetsugi (University of
Yamanashi, Kofu), and Kenji Tanaka (Kyoto University, Uji)

P-15

Spatial and Temporal Characteristics of Lightning Activity over South
Korea in 2002-2008
Hong-Mok Park, Sung-Hwa Jung, and Gyuwon Lee* (Kyungpook
National University, Deagu)

P-16

Objective Prediction Scheme for Warm Season Afternoon
Thunderstorm under Weak Synoptic Forcing in the Taiwan Area
Pin-Fang Lin (Central Weather Bureau, Taipei) and Ben Jong-Dao Jou*
(National Taiwan University, Taipei)

P-17

Sensitivity of Numerical Simulation of Typhoon Saomai (2006) toCloud Microphysical Parameterizations
Jie Ming* and Yuan Wang (Nanjing University, Nanjing)

P-18

Identification of ground echo and anomalous propagation using the
fuzzy algorithm
Yo-Han Cho, Gyuwon Lee*, Kwang-Deuk Ahn (Kyungpook National
University, Deagu), Yong-Hee Lee, and Dong-Eon Chang (National
Institute of Meteorological Research)

P-19

Calibration of reflectivity and differential reflectivity from an
operational S-band dual-polarization radar
Soo-hyun Kwon, Gyuwon Lee*, Yo-Han Cho (Kyungpook National
University, Deagu), and Choong-Ke Lee (Han River Flood Control Office)P-20

Rain Estimation using X-band Dual-Polarimetric Radar by Correcting
Attenuation
Young-a Oh*, Yo-Han Cho (Kyungpook National University, Deagu),
KyungYeub Nam (National Institute of Meteorological Research), andGyuwon Lee (Kyungpook National University, Deagu)

P-21

Improving the Quantitative Precipitation Estimation in Mountain
Area with Additional Instrument
Ultimate Chi-June Jung and Ben Jong-Dao Jou* (National Taiwan
University, Taipei)

P-22

Study on the performance evaluation of quantitative precipitation
estimation and quantitative precipitation forecasts
Ha-Young Yang, Ki-Ho Chang* (National Institute MeteorologicalResearch), Mi-Kyung Suk (Korea Meteorological Administration), andYoung-Jean Choi (National Institute Meteorological Research)

P-23

Combined Rainfall-Runoff Forecast System for Han River Basin
Ki-Ho Chang* (National Institute Meteorological Research), Jin-Hoon Kim(Yeon-San River Flood Control Office), and Young-Jean Choi (National
Institute Meteorological Research)

P-24

A Study on Rainfall Retrieval and Nowcasting with IR-VIS Satellite
Imageries Part 1. Satellite Retrieval Test of 10-minute Rain rate

Xiao-yong Zhuge, Fan Yu* (Nanjing University, Nanjing), and Cheng-wei
Zhang (Meteorological Observatory of Shenzhen Air Traffic Management
Station of CAAC, Shenzhen)

P-25

A Study on Rainfall Retrieval and Nowcasting with IR-VIS Satellite
Imageries Part 2. Satellite Retrieval Test of Half-hour Rain rate
Fan Yu*, Xiao-yong Zhuge (Nanjing University, Nanjing), and Cheng-wei
Zhang (Meteorological Observatory of Shenzhen Air Traffic Management
Station of CAAC, Shenzhen)

P-26

Development real-time 3DVAR forecast system using X-band radar
network (XNET) installed in Tokyo metropolitan region, Japan
Shingo Shimizu*, Takeshi Maesaka, Koyuru Iwanami, and Masayuki
Maki (National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster
Prevention, Tsukuba)

P-27

Solid-State Weather Radar
Yuko Sato*, Masakazu Wada, and Fumihiko Mizutani (Toshiba
Corporation)

P-28

X Band MP Radar
Ikuya Kakimoto*, Yoshiyuki Yabugaki, and Maho Sato (Mitsubishi
Electric)

P-29

The history and Future perspective of JRC's Weather Radar System
Noboru Kawahara*, Tsukasa Suzuki, Toshihiro Haneda, and Katsuhiro
Nagaya (Japan Radio Co., Ltd.)

P-30

Fast-response high-resolution temperature sonde aimed atcontamination-free profile observations
Kensaku Shimizu* (Meisei Electric Co., Ltd., Isesaki / Hokkaido
University, Sapporo) and Fumio Hasebe (Hokkaido University, Sapporo)