Program
- for Oral Presenters:
Each presentation time includes Q&A. All presenters are kindly requested to strictly observe their allocated time. - for Poster Presenters:
Presenters at the poster sessions shall bring their own printed posters. It will not be possible to print a poster on site. Please prepare your poster at the size of W900mm x H 1800mm, vertical.
You will have a short presentation at the beginning of the Poster Session. Please prepare a 1-slide presentation. (One minute presentation without discussion time.) - Presentation Materials:
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Please kindly provide us with your presentation data. If necessary, eliminate data and information from the file you do not wish to share. - Registration starts at 9:00 on October 5, 2015.
5-Oct. |
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9:30-9:50 |
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Izuru Takayabu |
MRI |
Objectives of this meeting |
Session 0: Keynote lectures Chair: Izuru Takayabu (MRI) / Rapporteur: TBA |
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9:50-10:30 |
0_1 |
Roy Rasmussen |
NCAR |
High resolution simulation of a Colorado Rockies extreme snow and rain event in both a current and future climate |
0_2 |
Pseudo global warming climate simulations over the continental United States (CONUS): Preliminary results |
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10:30-11:00 |
0_3 |
Akio Kitoh |
University of Tsukuba |
On the IPCC Workshop on Regional Climate Projections and their Use in Impacts and Risk Analysis Studies |
11:00-11:20 |
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Discussion |
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11:20-13:00 |
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Group photo / Lunch break |
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Session 1: Validation (Observation data) Chair: Kei Yoshimura (AORI) / Rapporteur: Rajan Bhattarai (Department of Irrigation, Government of Nepal) |
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Though we have a super-high resolution RCM, we could not drive it with a high accuracy without validating the model results with the observation data with the same resolution. And also, we introduce many kinds of the observation data which would be candidates for the validation data. For this purpose, we introduce isotope data, remote sensing data as TRMM, radar data, which have over 10 years long data. The potential of using any new kind of observation data would be discussed. |
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13:00-13:30 |
1_1 |
Christophe Sturm |
Stockholm University |
TBA |
13:00-14:00 |
1_2 |
Kei Yoshimura |
AORI |
Validation of RCMs by using water isotope information |
14:00-14:25 |
1_3 |
Yukari N. Takayabu |
AORI |
Extreme rainfall and extreme convection observed with the TRMM precipitation radar |
14:25-14:45 |
1_4 |
Cheng-Ta Chen |
NTNU |
Can high resolution climate models reproduce rainfall extremes associated with tropical cyclones? |
14:45-15:05 |
1_5 |
Gemma T. Narisma |
Manila Observatory |
Spatio-temporal validation of satellite-based rainfall estimates in the Philippines |
15:05-15:30 |
1_6 |
Hirotaka Kamahori |
MRI |
JRA-55 and JRA-3Q as initial, boundary, and validation data for downscaling |
15:30-16:00 |
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Open discussion on Session 1 |
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16:00-16:30 |
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coffee break |
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Session 2: Mechanism appeared in climate change condition (Projection across the scales) Chair: Hiroaki Kawase (MRI) / Rapporteur: Kenshi Hibino (University of Tsukuba) |
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The accuracy of the downscaling data is guaranteed by its research on the climatic mechanism. For example, Asian winter and summer monsoons mainly control the regional climate in East Asia, which are influenced by global-scale climate changes including SST changes. On the other hand, future changes in local-scale precipitation, temperature, snowfall, and snow depth results from the modulated Asian monsoon via the complex orographic effects, the land surface effects including urbanization, and so on. We need to clarify the relations between the global-, regional-, and local-scale phenomena for the interpretation of regional climate changes. To clarify the mechanism on changes of extreme phenomena, for example tropical depressions are also good examples of the topic. |
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16:30-17:00 |
2_1 |
Huang-Hsiung Hsu |
Academia Sinica |
Projecting future change in TC activity and rainfalls in Taiwan using HiRAM/MRIAGCM and WRF |
17:00-17:20 |
2_2 |
Tomomichi Ogata |
University of Tsukuba |
Effect of high-resolution SST on 60km-AGCM simulated East Asian monsoon |
17:20-17:40 |
2_3 |
Hirokazu Endo |
MRI |
Future projection of monsoon precipitation by high-resolution MRI-AGCM ensemble simulations with multi-SSTs and multi-physics |
17:40-18:00 |
2_4 |
Hiroaki Kawase |
MRI |
Future changes in extreme daily snowfall in Japan projected by large ensemble regional climate experiments |
6-Oct. |
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9:00-9:30 |
2_5 |
Hsin-I Chang |
University of Arizona |
North American climate extremes and the relationship with natural variability in dynamically downscaled CMIP3 and CMIP5 projections |
9:30-9:50 |
2_6 |
Yuta Tamaki |
Hokkaido University |
Sampling downscaling in summertime precipitation over Hokkaido |
9:50-10:10 |
2_7 |
Yoshikazu Kitano |
Hokkaido University |
Relationship between atmospheric blocking and cold weather over Japan in CMIP5 models |
10:10-10:40 |
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Open discussion on Session 2 |
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Poster session Chair: Izuru Takayabu (MRI) |
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10:40-12:30 |
P1 |
Chao-Tzuen Chen |
NCDR |
Bias-correction for dynamical downscaled typhoon rainfall over Taiwan area |
P2 |
Yu-Shiang Tung |
NCDR |
Evaluating past and future changes in wet season over Taiwan |
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P3 |
Rajan Bhattarai |
Department of Irrigation, Government of Nepal |
Pluvial flood damage in Japan in future climatic condition |
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P4 |
Masayuki Hara |
Center for Environmental Science in Saitama |
Estimation of thermal environment improvement by major green spaces over the Tokyo Metropolitan area |
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P5 |
Genta Ueno |
ISM |
Estimation of probability distribution of frequent events using a regression model |
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P6 |
Mikiko Fujita |
JAMSTEC |
Climatological characteristics of precipitation over Japan in NICAM AMIP-type 25-year simulation |
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P7 |
Toshinori Aoyagi |
MRI |
Development of a snow pack scheme for urban canopy model used in the non-hydrostatic regional climate model |
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P8 |
Faye Cruz |
Manila Observatory |
Applying bias correction on downscaled climate projections for crop model application in the Philippines |
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P9 |
Kazue Suzuki |
ISM |
A new stochastic tropical cyclone model based on best tracks provided by JMA and GCM |
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P10 |
Noriko Ishizaki |
NIED |
Probabilistic regional climate projection in Japan using a statistical method |
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P11 |
Hyungjun Kim |
IIS |
GSWP3 and LS3MIP-CMIP6: Large-scale simulation frameworks for interactions and climate feedback of terrestrial hydro-energy-eco systems |
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P12 |
Sridhara Nayak |
NIED |
Increases in extreme precipitation linked to temperature with multi-model ensemble downscaling over Japan |
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P13 |
Kenshi Hibino |
University of Tsukuba |
Estimation of effective degree of freedom in ensemble experiments: dependence of temporal and spatial averaging scales |
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P14 |
Jing Xiang Chung |
University of Kabangsaan Malaysia |
The performance of RegCM4 in simulation precipitation and surface air temperature in Southeast Asia evaluated through ensembles of simulations using multiple parameterized physics |
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12:30-14:00 |
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Lunch break |
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Session 3: Sub-model processes appeared explicitly in very-high resolution models Chair: Mizuo Kajino (MRI) / Rapporteur: Masaya Kato (HyARC) |
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As the grid size of the RCM become finer than 5km, many physical processes should be handled more carefully than a coarser resolution model. For example, cloud micro-physics has become apparent, large eddy become apparent in the ABL model, many sub-grid scale structure of the land surface scheme has become apparent. Also, we have to consider the indirect effect of aerosols. The influence of considering these items should be discussed. |
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14:00-14:30 |
3_1 |
Takamichi Iguchi |
NASA/GSFC |
Dynamical downscaling of aerosol loading information for regional simulations with detailed cloud microphysics |
14:30-14:55 |
3_2 |
Mizuo Kajino |
MRI |
Towards a minimal representation of aerosols in gas-aerosol-cloud interaction modeling |
14:55-15:20 |
3_3 |
Hiroyuki Kusaka |
University of Tsukuba |
Developing City-LES model and improving WRF model for future urban climate projection |
15:20-15:55 |
3_4 |
Seiya Nishizawa |
RIKEN |
Research and development of a meteorological simulation model for future meteorological simulations |
15:55-16:20 |
3_5 |
Yuji Kitamura |
MRI |
Developing a parameterization scheme for the gray zone in the atmospheric boundary layer |
16:20-16:50 |
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Coffee break |
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16:50-17:15 |
3_6 |
Sachiho A. Adachi |
RIKEN |
Performance of SCALE on downscaling simulation under the real atmospheric conditions |
17:15-17:35 |
3_7 |
Masaya Kato |
HyARC |
Pseudo-global warming simulation of Typhoon Vera (1959) using a cloud resolving model |
17:35-17:55 |
3_8 |
Sachie Kanada |
HyARC |
Sensitivity to horizontal resolution of the simulated intensifying rate and inner-core structure of an extremely intense Typhoon |
17:55-18:25 |
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Open discsussion on Session 3 |
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19:00- |
Reception |
7-Oct. |
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Session 4: Application (Agenda building with the end-users) Chair: Yingjiu Bai (Keio University) / Rapporteur: Faye Cruz (Manila Observatory) |
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As the horizontal resolution of DS becomes finer, the applicability of the DS data becomes large. Also, in the framework of Future Earth (http://www.iscu.org/future-earth), it is encouraged to co-work with the social scientists, sociologists, and end users of climate change information, to build agenda of how to use the climate change data. Here we focus on the potential and limitation of such application studies. |
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9:00-9:30 |
4_1 |
Ethan Gutmann |
NCAR |
Representing orographic precipitation in the intermediate complexity atmospheric research model |
9:30-9:50 |
4_2 |
Hiep Nguyen |
IMHEN |
High-resolution climate downscaling for Vietnam with CMIP5 data: model verification and projection |
9:50-10:10 |
4_3 |
Koji Dairaku |
NIED |
Development of probabilistic regional climate scenario in East Asia |
10:10-10:30 |
4_4 |
Yingjiu Bai |
Keio University |
Mapping heat-related risks for community-based adaptation decision making under uncertainty |
10:30-10:50 |
4_5 |
Arnida Latifah |
Indonesian Institue of Sciences |
Evaluation of convective parameterization scheme of a regional climate model over maritime continent region |
10:50-11:10 |
4_6 |
Xiaojun Guo |
Tsinghua University |
Projection of heat waves over China under eight different global warming targets |
11:10-11:30 |
4_7 |
Tetsuya Takemi |
DPRI |
Assessment of typhoon hazards under global warming: case studies on severe typhoons with downscaling experiments |
11:30-12:30 |
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Final workshop discussion |