INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP
ON
THE CLIMATE SYSTEM OF MONSOON ASIA
===== Hotel and excursion =====
The hotels reserved for the IWCSMA during 02 Dec. - 07 Dec. are1) Kyoto Miyako Hotel 12,500 yen for a twin room single use, (walking distance from workshop place) 20,000 yen for a twin room, 2) New Miyako Hotel 10,000 yen for a single room, (bus service to Miyako Hotel) 12,000 yen for a twin room single use, (in front of the station) 15,000 yen for a twin room, 3) Kyoto Royal Hotel 9,500 yen for a single room, (center of Kyoto city) 16,000 yen for a twin room.All these rates include tax and service charge but not meals. Some charge will be incurred as cancellation from one day before the reserved day. These rates are also special rates for the IWCSMA. If you like to make a reservation, please complete and return the following reservation form by FAX to:
COCO LEISURE & PLANNING, INC
no e-mail
FAX :+81-3-5467-5538, Tel :+81-3-5467-5539
Send by November 22 (Friday), 1996.
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The organizing committee is going to make a one-day trip to Nara on
December 7,1996. Nara has a rich historical legacy similar to Kyoto.
The excursion is free except 2000yen lunch fee.If you need more information on hotel accommodation, please contact directly COCO LEISURE & PLANNING, INC shown above.
==== How to get to Kyoto from the Kansai International airport (KIX) ====
The most convenient way is to catch the JR Airport Limited Express Train [HARUKA] leaving for Kyoto at the airport and it takes about 75 minutes and 3,430 Yen/One way. HARUKA runs every 30min. and the first (last) train leaves 06:29 am (22:18) from the airport.
==== The workshop place ====
Kyoto International Community HouseDon't confuse it with Kyoto Kaikan Hall nearby, which is more popular than Kyoto International Community House. Ask for "Kokusai Koryu Kaikan".
From JR Kyoto satation, take Bus #5 to "Kyoto Kaikan Bijutsukan-mae" and it takes about 25 minutes and 220 Yen. Then walk 600 m along Nioumon street to the east.
More convenient way is to take a taxi from the Kyoto station and ask for "Kokusai Koryu Kaikan". It takes about 15 minutes and about 1,800 Yen.
====== Tentative program ======
INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON THE CLIMATE SYSTEM OF
MONSOON ASIA
3-7 December 1996 Kyoto International Community House, Kyoto, Japan
Organized by:
Meteorological Research Institute
Center for Climate System Research, University of Tokyo
Sponsored by:
Meteorological Society of Japan
Please note that there might be some minor changes on this draft.The sessions, all plenary, are conducted with oral presentation. Presentation time is 13 minutes including discussion time. Please be very punctual because of tight schedule.
One overhead projector and one slide projector are available. If you use a slide projector in your presentation, please let the receptionist know when you register.
If you need other facilities for your presentation, let us know by November 27, 1996. We will arrange them if possible.
All sessions are held in Event Hall except Welcome reception in Reception Room.
Tuesday, Dec. 3
9:30- Registration
10:30- Opening ceremony
11:00- Reports on international programs and projects [5]
13:45- Monsoon onset and Intraseasonal variations
-Part 1 [19] including 30 minute coffee break
18:30- Welcome reception
Wednesday, Dec. 4
9:15- Monsoon onset and Intraseasonal variations
-Part 2 [5]
10:55- Asian monsoon and climate variability-Part 1 [7]
14:00- Asian monsoon and climate variability-Part 2 [10]
16:20- Simulation and predictions of the Asian monsoon [10]
Thursday, Dec. 5
9:15- Simulation and predictions of the Asian monsoon [5]
10:55- Land-surface processes-Part 1 [7]
14:00- Land-surface processes-Part 2 [5]
15:10- Asian monsoon and ENSO [5]
16:50- Oceanography and air-sea interaction -Part 1 [8]
Friday, Dec. 6
9:15- Oceanography and air-sea interaction -Part 2 [4]
10:40- Radar and satellite observation over
monsoon Asia [10]
14:25- Summary of the sessions and discussion on
the Recommendation
Saturday, Dec. 7
Excursion to Nara
---- Reports on international programs and projects [5] -----
H. Grassl WCRP
P. Webster CLIVAR GOALS
Tetsuzo Yasunari Role of Asian monsoon on global climate -A perspective of
GEWEX Asian monsoon experiment(GAME)
Ding Yihui Scientific aspects of the South China Sea monsoon
experiment (SCSMEX)
Xu Feiya Climate research programs in Chinese Academy of Sciences
----- Monsoon onset and Intraseasonal variations [24] -----
Peter Webster Intraseasonal variability of the coupled monsoon system
and its relationship to predictability of climate
Tetsuzo Yasunari On the two indicates of Asian summer monsoon
Ji Liren On the anomalous flows over the subtropical western
Pacific in summer
Jun Matsumoto Climatological onset and withdrawal of summer rainy season
over the Indochina Peninsula
Cheang Boon Khean Some aspects of summer monsoon in Malaysia
Paulus Agus Winarso Seasonal variation over the maritime continent of
Indonesia
Jun-Ichi Hamada Hierarchical structure and geographical differences of
rainfall variations over Indonesia
Johnny C.L. Chan Identification of the onset mechanism of the summer
monsoon over South China using GMS TBB data
Kiyotoshi Takahashi Analysis of diurnal convective activities over Asian
monsoon region using infrared data observed by
geostationary satellites
Wang Qiyi Analyses of climatological aspects of evolution of summer
monsoon over the South China sea and Bay of bengal
Wu Shangsen The preliminary analysis of summer monsoon characterictic
over South China Sea
Won-Tae Kwon Variation of Korean summer precipitation associated
with the Western Pacific SST
Sung-Euii Moon Influence of the SST anomalies in the equatorial Pacific on
the summer rainfall in Korea Peninsula
In-Sik Kang Changma and its large-scale connection
Toru Terao The intraseasonal standing Rossby waves on the subtropical
westerly over the Eurasian Continent and the western
Kuranoshin Kato Preliminary results on moisture balance around the Huaihe
River Basin during May to August of 1991
Akiyo Yatagai Seasonal and interannual variation of water vapor
transport over and around the arid region in the interior
of the Eurasian Inner Continent
Tetsuo Nakazawa Water budget analysis over the Tibetan Plateau during the
northern summer of 1994
Yu Bin The extratropical response of the atmosphere to the
tropical intraseasonal dipolar heating during the northern
winter Pacific during the northern summer
G. Holland The autonomous aerosonde* Technical specifications and
recent programs
Zhu Qiangen Relation between winter thermal regime over Tibetan
Plateau and Asia - Australia monsoon anomaly in northern
summer
M.Y. Totagi Large scale energetics of the Indian summer monsoon of
1987, an EL-Nino year
S.S. Dugam Perturbation in the Indian monsoon circulation and North
Atlantic oscillation
Sanjay Dixit Monsoons: Chaos and predictability
----- Asian monsoon and climate variability [18] -----
Bin Wang On Northern Hemisphere summer monsoon singularities
Huang Ronghui Interannual and intraseasonal variabilities of the
transport of water vapor by the Asian monsoon and their
association with the SST anomalies in the tropical Pacific
Chu Pao-Shin Climate trend in bias-corrected OLR time series over the
tropical Indian and western Pacific Oceans
B.N. Goswami An internal quasi-bienniel mode of the tropical atmosphere
and its role on monsoon predictability
Gerald Meehl The south Asian monsoon and the tropospheic biennial
oscillation (TBO)
Noriyuki Nishi Statistical study of Kelvin wave with large amplitude near
the equatorial tropopuase
Hiroaki Naoe Rossby wave propagation in Asian Jet
Tsuyoshi Nitta Summer climate variability in China and its association
with 500 hPa height and tropical convection
Chen Lieting Relationship between monsoon rainfall in China and snow
cover over Qinghai-Xizang Plateau
Zhang Xinping Variation of 18O/dT in precipitation in the QingZang
Plateau
Lu Riyu Interannual variations of the blocking highs over the
northeastern Asia in summer and their causes
Patipat PatvivatsiriInvestigations on the climate system of monsoon phenomena
over Thailand and surrounding areas
R.R.Kelkar Large-scale outgoing longwave radiation and precipitation
patterns over the Indian summer monsoon region
Hu ZhengZhen Time scale dependence in summer rainfall variations over
North China and India
C.V.Bhaskar Rao Climate trends and periodicities of annual rainfall over
INDIA
G.K. Monohar A decadal study of number thunderstorm days and wet-bulb
temperature in relation to Indian southwest monsoon
during 1970-1980
A.A.L.N. Sarma Studies on the climate spectrum variability over India
C.V.Naidu Climatic trends and periodicities of annual rainfall over India
----- Simulation and predictions of the Asian monsoon[15] -----
Toshiki Iwasaki Impacts of parameterization of cloud formation on one-
month dynamical forecasts of the Asian summer monsoon
Chen Longxun Impact of sea temperature in South China Sea and warm pool
of western Pacific on the onset and variation of monsoon
in South China Sea
Akimasa Sumi Behavior of the Asian Monsoon in the CCSR climate model
Shen Xueshun Land surface processes associated with the interannual
variability of broad-scale summer monsoon simulated by
CCSR/NIES AGCM
Akio Kitoh Monsoon, El Nino and land surface conditions as simulated
in the MRI coupled GCM
Tomoaki Ose South China Sea and Asian monsoon in the MRI-AGCM
simulation
Jai-Ho Oh Review on great flood of Imjin River and simulation of
rainfall with the MAS model
Sarat C. Kar Interannual variability of the Indian summer monsoon and
internal oscillations in the JMA global model simulations
Jeong-Woo Kim AMIP simulations of the monsoons and interannual
variability of ground hydrology in the East Asia
Izuru Takayabu Long term forecast by using the regional model and its
coupling with a land surface model
Hyo Choi Some problems on the nesting technique for numeical
forcasting of rainfall under the influence of complex
terrain and coastal sea
Yasuo Sato A 2 x CO2 climate change prediction experiment over Japan
in winter generated using a regional climate model nested
in the MRI CGCM
Ken-Ichi Kuma The madden and Julian oscillation and the onset of Asian
summer monsoon - Preclude to numerical prediction of
monsoon onset
Sun Shuqing Model study on intraseasonal connection of atmospheric
circulation
Yasu-Masa Kodama A subtropical convergence zone (STCZ) simulated in an aqua
planet GCM
----- Land-surface processes [13] -----
Tao Shiyan Water balance in land-atmosphere system over China
Kazurou Nakane Regional water balance model based on the concept of the
Tank model: development and application for Huaihe River
Basin and the Chaophraya River Basin
Tetsuo Ohata Characteristics of water/energy exchange on cold
continental surfaces
Hiroaki Kondo Energy budget over deciduous forest in the complex terrain
Masayoshi Nakawo Isotopic studies of natural water over Tibetan Plateau -a
contribution to GAME-Tibet-"
Nobuhiko Endo Boundary layer evolution and surface processes over the
Tibetan Plateau during summer season
Shigenori Haginoya Observation on surface heat budget over the Tibetan
Plateau
Li Weiliang Characteristics of the surface layer turbulent fluxes in
Lhasa from July to September, 1993
Li Guoping On the drag coefficient over the Tibetan Plateau
Takeshi Sato Continuous measurements of frozen ground and snow in Tibet
Han Jiankang The recent change of glaciers and glacial runoff in the
High-Asia
A.S. Bamzai Use of the COLA GCM to study sensitivity of spring
Eurasian snow to Indian summer monsoon
Surendra Parasnis Impact of land surface processes on Indian summer monsoon
----- Asian monsoon and ENSO [6] -----
Sui Chung-Hsiung Mechanisms of westerly wind bursts over the western
Pacific warm pool- a crucial linkage of the monsoon-ENSO
system
Zhang Renhe Impact of El Ninos on the monsoonal precipitation in China
Bayong Tjasyono The impact of El Nino on season in Indonesian monsoon
region
He Jinhai Tropical Pacific multiple time scale air-sea features and
scale interactions with effect on ENSO cycle
Li Chongyin Further study on strong winter monsoon in east Asia
exciting El Nino event
Li Guilong Atmospheic low frequency systems energy transformation and
El Nino
----- Oceanography and air-sea interaction [12] -----
Roger Lukas Modes of Pacific ocean SST variability in relation to the
monsoons and their interannual variations
Xie Shang-Ping Ocean-atmosphere interaction in making of the Walker
circulation
Tomowo Watanabe Interannual variation of upper ocean in the western North
Pacific and its relationship to East Asian wintertime
monsoon
Hisashi Nakamura Low-frequency variability in the North Pacific sea surface
temperature
Toshio Yamagata Modeling variations in the Indonesian throughflow
Tien Sribimawati Study on atmospheric dynamics related to monsoon in
maritime continent
Maximenko Nikolai Mixed layer velocities as derived from drifter data
David Halpern Monitoring surface winds over the Arabian Sea, with
reference to ocean circulation
Tetsuya Mikawa Seasonal variation of the subsurface thermal structure in
the Indian Ocean in the ocean data assimilation system of
JMA
Vinayachandran, P.N.The bay of Bengal circulation in an ocean general
circulation model
Toru Miyama Lagrangian analysis for seasonal mass and heat budgets in
the warm pool of the western equatorial Pacific
Qu Tangdong On the western boundary currents in the Philippine seas
----- Radar and satellite observation over monsoon Asia [11] -----
Toshio Koike Remote sensing on hydrology for macro-scale hydrological
modeling over Eurasian Continent
Li Xingchao The application of SAR image in hydrology
Li Xin Preliminary evaluation for snow cover monitoring in high
Asia using earth-gridded SSM/I data
Liu Yujie Remote sensting on snow cover monitoring and it's
application
Chen Cheng-Ta A satellite view of cloud climatology over monsoon Asia
Toshiro Inoue SST and water vapor over the Arabian Sea during Indian
summer monsoon observed by Split Window
Manabu D.Yamanaka Trans-equatorial observation network along 100E
Hiroyuki Hashiguchi Planetary boundary layer observations with L-band boundary
layer radar at Serpong, Indonesia (6S, 107E)
Yuji Naruse Turbulence intensity in the atmospheric boundary layer
observed by a boundary layer radar (BLR) at Serpong
(6S, 107E) in Indonesia
Yoshiaki Shibagaki Hierarchical structures of medium-scale cyclones and cloud
clusters near the Baiu front observed by MU and
meteorological radars
B.S. Murthy Sodar observed winds in the lower PBL over monsoon trough
region
If you have questions about IWSAM, please contact to :
Nobuo Yamazaki
nyamazak@mri-jma.go.jp
Typhoon Research Department, Meteorological Research Institute 1-1 Nagamine, Tsukuba-shi Tel +81-298-53-8668 Ibaraki-ken 305, Japan Fax +81-298-55-2683