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Important Notices
We are planning a virtual workshop in the first week of September 2020 instead of the postponed in-person 4th Convection-Permitting Modeling (CPM) Workshop.
Convection-Permitting Modeling for Climate Research
－Current and Future Challenges－
－Current and Future Challenges－
Scope
Dear Colleagues, We are planning a virtual workshop in the first week of September 2020 instead of the postponed in-person 4th Convection-Permitting Modeling (CPM) Workshop. At the current time, we are planning to hold the in-person workshop in September 2021 (to be determined). The main focus of the virtual workshop is the simulation of mesoscale processes and extreme events with CPMs and the use of CPM data for hazard and impact assessments. We will highlight recent advancements in CPM simulations, facilitate community interactions, and identify key challenges that will help with the planning of the postponed in-person 2021 workshop. Due to the limited nature of the workshop we are currently mainly planning on invited presentations. We are currently planning for the virtual workshop to consist of three pre-recorded sessions and one live session by invited speakers. Also, the live session will be recorded. Each session will be followed by two live discussion sessions designed to accommodate the major time zones of the participants. The pre-recorded sessions will be released two weeks prior to the workshop and the live session and discussion sessions. The agenda is currently under construction and will be posted on the workshop website as soon as possible. We will provide you with additional information about the workshop and registration by the end of June. We hope you all keep safe and healthy and we look forward to your participation. Sincerely the coordination committee, Izuru Takayabu, Roy Rasmussen, Eiichi Nakakita, Andreas Prein, Hiroaki Kawase, Shun-Ichi Watanabe, Tetsuya Takemi, Kosei Yamaguchi
Key Topics
- The added value of convection-permitting climate simulations
- Mechanisms of extreme events by using very high resolution model
- Event based story line approaches to climate change
- Asian high resolution modeling research activities
- Towards global convection-permitting modeling
- Co-production of climate impact information based on convective permitting models and observations
Contacts
| Dr. IZURU TAKAYABU |
takayabu[at]mri-jma.go.jp |
| Prof. ROY RASMUSSEN |
rasmus[at]ucar.edu |
| Prof. EIICHI NAKAKITA |
nakakita[at]urh.dpri.kyoto-u.ac.jp |
| Dr. HIROAKI KAWASE |
hkawase[at]mri-jma.go.jp |
| Dr. SHUN-ICHI WATANABE |
swatanabe[at]mri-jma.go.jp |
| Dr. ANDREAS PREIN |
prein[at]ucar.edu |
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