List of Papers and Reviews in Tenki Vol.69 (2022)

Tenki
Vol. 69, No.1

REVIEWS

    Climate Change Research Using Numerical Models ................................................ Akio KITOH     5-16

Tenki
Vol. 69, No.2

ARTICLES

    Effects of Synoptic-Scale Environments on the Baiu Frontal Heavy Rainfall Event
      in Kumamoto Prefecture on 3-4 July 2020  ........................... Naoko KITABATAKE, Shin-ichi MAKINO,
                                                                Yuji IWASHITA, Takahiro ITO, and Teruyuki KATO     87-99

REVIEWS

    Prospects for satellite observation design and the development of
      atmospheric transport model to contribute to the estimation of
        anthropogenic CO2 emissions for the Global Stocktake ............. Yousuke YAMASHITA, Hiroshi TANIMOTO
                                                                                              and Tomohiro ODA     61-74

    Studies on climate sensitivity utilizing paleoclimate simulations
      and mechanisms of climate feedback .................................................. Masakazu YOSHIMORI     75-85

Tenki
Vol. 69, No.3

ARTICLES

    A Probabilistic Forecast Experiment and Its Verification for Relative Humidity and Leaf
      Wetness with Downscaling Data of One-Week Ensemble Prediction System of the Japan
        Meteorological Agency .................................. Sho IKEDA, Takeshi YAMAZAKI, Toshiki IWASAKI,
                                                                  Shin FUKUI, Hiromitsu KANNO and Sayuri OKUBO     133-148

Tenki
Vol. 69, No.4

NOTES AND CORRESPONDENCES

    Upper Tropospheric Features Observed over the Kyusyu Heavy Rainfall Area
      on 23 July, 1982 (abstract) .............................................................. Kozo NINOMIYA     197-204

REVIEWS

    Development of global precipitation map by satellite observations and promotion of its
      applications in society ............................................. Kazumasa AONASHI and Takuji KUBOTA     183-195

Tenki
Vol. 69, No.5

NOTES AND CORRESPONDENCES

    Past 45 years' long-term trend of the occurrence frequency of heavy rainfall events in
      Japan extracted from three-hourly AMeDAS accumulated precipitation amounts (abstract) .... Teruyuki KATO     247-252

Tenki
Vol. 69, No.6

NOTES AND CORRESPONDENCES

    Long-term Changes in the Newspaper Coverage of Words Related to
      Meteorology and Disaster (abstract) ................................... Fumiaki FUJIBE and Jun MATSUMOTO     319-325

REVIEWS

    History of Climate Model Development in
      Meteorological Research Institute ....................................................... Seiji YUKIMOTO     299-317

Tenki
Vol. 69, No.7

ARTICLES

    Surface Wind Convergence During Localized Heavy Rainfall in Tokyo in Summer: Evaluation
      and Utilization of the Amount of Divergence Using High-Density Observation Data
        (abstract) .................................. Yoshihito SETO, Nobumitsu TSUNEMATSU and Hideo TAKAHASHI     365-378

NOTES AND CORRESPONDENCES

    Analysis of Intense Rainfalls over Nagasaki Area on 23, July 1982 using Precipitation
      Data of Japan Meteorological Agency and Other Organizations. (abstract) .................. Kozo NINOMIYA     379-385

Tenki
Vol. 69, No.8

NOTES AND CORRESPONDENCES

    Changes in Basin Fog Generation Frequency on the Downstream Area of
      the Ena-Agigawa Dam before and after its Construction...................... Syoukikou Dantai Kenkyuu-kai
                                            (Toshiyuki ANDO, Katuji SUDA, Shizuka TAGUCHI and Kyouji FURUYAMA)     431-440

REVIEWS

    Large-Ensemble and High-Resolution Climate Simulations for
      Global Warming Risk Assessments and Social Implementation ............ Masayoshi ISHII and Nobuhito MORI     413-429

Tenki
Vol. 69, No.9

REVIEWS

    Development of Global Crop Forecasting System and Service Based
      on Seasonal Climate Forecasts ........................................................ Toshichika IIZUMI     501-507

Tenki
Vol. 69, No.10

REVIEWS

    Development of a Compact, Lightweight, and Low-cost Disdrometer
      and Observations using it ............................................................... Yuta KATSUYAMA     557-566

Tenki
Vol. 69, No.11

ARTICLES

    Fractions of Atmospheric-River-Related Events to Relatively Intense
      Precipitation Events in Japan (abstract) .................................. Masaki Yamada, Youichi Kamae     609-620

Tenki
Vol. 69, No.12

NOTES AND CORRESPONDENCES

    Case Study of Shikoku-Kii Intense Rainfalls
      in 24-25 July 1982 Occurred after the Kyushu Intense Rainfalls (abstract)................. Kozo NINOMIYA     671-677

REVIEWS

    Technological Contribution to Improving the Spatiotemporal Resolution of
      Precipitation Observation --Horiuchi Award Lecture in 2020-- ............................... Tomoo USHIO     665-669

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