01. Atmospheric data assimilation schemes, analysis and initialization, data impact studies, observing system experiments

Author(s)
Title
Country
Pages
H. Anlauf, A. Rhodin, W. Wergen Representation of inhomogeneous, non-separable covariances by sparse wavelet-transformed matrices
Germany
1-01
D. Brown, D. Noone The dominant controls on tropospheric hydrology over continental convective regions using isotope measurements from space
USA
1-03
R. Danielson, M. Dowd, H. Ritchie Marine Wind Analysis with the Benefit of Radarsat-1 Synthetic Aperture Radar Data
Canada
1-05
Y. Ishikawa Tokyo Radar Wind Data Assimilation with the JMA Meso 4D-VAR
Japan
1-07
T. Miyoshi, Y. Sato Applying a local ensemble transform Kalman filter to the JMA global model
Japan
1-09
T. Miyoshi, K. Aranami Applying a local ensemble transform Kalman filter to the JMA nonhydrostatic model
Japan
1-11
K. Okamoto Improvement of ATOVS radiance assimilation
Japan
1-13
E. Ozawa, Y. Sato, H. Tada, Y. Aoyama Assimilation of space based GPS occultation data for JMA GSM
Japan
1-15
Y. Sato Introduction of spaceborne microwave imager radiance data into the JMA global data assimilation system
Japan
1-17
Y. Sato Introduction of variational bias correction technique into the JMA global data assimilation system
Japan
1-19
H. Seko, Y. Shoji, M. Kunii, K. Saito, Y. Aoyama Data Assimilation Experiments using CHAMP Refractivity Data
Japan
1-21
M.D. Tsyrulnikov, P.I. Svirenko A covariance model based on 3-D spatial filters: potential for flow-dependent covariance modelling
Russia
1-23
K. Yamashita Revised usage of Atmospheric Motion Vectors (AMV) from all geostationary satellites in the operational global 4D-Var assimilation system
Japan
1-25

02. Data sets, diagnostic and dynamical investigations, statistical post-processing , multi-year reanalyses and associated studies

Author(s) Title Country
Pages
M.G. Akperov Tropospheric Lapse Rate and its Relation to Surface Temperature for warm and cold seasons from Reanalysis Data Russia 2-01
O.A. Alduchov, I.V. Chernykh Temperature Trends in Antarctic Atmosphere Detected by the Method Based on the Using of Hourly Observations Russia
2-03
A.V. Chernokulsky Cloudiness anomalies and El Nino effects Russia
2-05
I.V. Chernykh About Accuracy of High Cloud Amount Detecting from Radiosonde Sounding Russia
2-07
I.V. Chernykh, O. Alduchov Trends in Low Cloud Boundary for Antarctic Region Russia
2-09
I.V. Chernykh, O.A. Alduchov Trends in Low Boundary of Cloud Layers with Cloud Amount 80-100% of the Sky for Antarctic Region Russia
2-11
H.P. Frank, D. Majewski Hindcasts of historic storms with GME, COSMO-LMQ, and COSMO-LMK Germany
2-13
S. Gregory, D. Noone, D. Schneider Variability in the Teleconnection Between ENSO and West Antarctic Climate USA 2-15
I.N. Kuznetsova, M.N. Khaikine, M.I. Nakhayev The mean yearly temperature lapse rates in the urban atmospheric boundary layer (ABL) on microwave sounding data Russia 2-17
I.I. Mokhov, V.A. Bezverkhny, A.A. Karpenko, N.S. Keenlyside, S.S. Kozlenko Cross-wavelet analysis of coherence and time lags between El Niño and Atlantic equatorial mode Russia 2-19
A.V. Muraviev, I.A. Kulikova, E.N. Kruglova Circulation indices extremes in seasonal hindcast integrations Russia 2-21
A.B. Pezza, T. Durrant, I. Simmonds, I. Smith Southern Sea Ice, cyclone behaviour and rainfall in Melbourne and Perth Australia 2-23
A.B. Pezza, I. Simmonds The climatic importance of South Atlantic hurricane Catarina (2004) Australia 2-25
I. Simmonds, M.R. Drinkwater A ferocious and extreme Arctic storm in a time of decreasing sea ice Australia 2-27
M. Ueno An analytical expression for the amplitude of wavenumber-one vertical velocity in the inner-core region of tropical cyclones under the influence of vertical ambient shear Japan 2-29

03. Computational studies including new techniques, the effect of varying model resolution, parallel processing

Author(s) Title Country
Pages
F. Baer, H. Wang, J.J. Tribbia, A. Fournier
Climate Modeling with Spectral Elements
USA 3-01
M. Déqué, S. Somot Variable resolution versus limited area modelling: perfect model approach France
3-03
M. Fox-Rabinovitz, J. Côté, B. Dugas, M. Déqué, J.L. McGregor Initial Results of the SGMIP-2 (Stretched-Grid Model Intercomparison Project, phase-2) USA 3-05
T. Heinze, T. Ruppert, P. Korn, L. Bonaventura Velocity reconstruction by radial basis functions in a triangular staggered C grid Germany
3-07
J. Ishida Development of a hybrid terrain-following vertical coordinate for JMA Non-hydrostatic Model Japan
3-09
V.M. Krasnopolsky, M.S. Fox-Rabinovitz, A. Belochitski Compound Parameterization for a Quality Control of Outliers and Larger Errors in NN Emulations of Model Physics USA
3-11
V.P. Parkhomenko AGCM parallel realization on cluster Russia
3-13
J.A. Pudykiewicz Shallow Water Equations with Chemical Transport Canada 3-15
B.-W. Shen, W.-K. Tao, J.-D. Chern Improvements in the Scalability of the NASA Goddard Multiscale Multicomponent Modeling Framework for Hurricane Climate Studies USA 3-17

04. Parameterization of important atmospheric and surface processes, effects of different parameterizations

Author(s) Title Country
Pages
N. Buenning, D. Noone, W. Riley, C. Still, J. Randerson, L. Welp, J. White, B. Vaughn, J. Miller, P. Tans Modeling Interannual Variability of δ18O of Atmospheric CO2 and its Dependence on Humidity and Isotope Hydrology USA
4-01
L.R. Dmitrieva – Arrago, M.V. Shatunova

The Method of the Cloud – Radiation Interaction Description for the Atmospheric Hydrodynamical Model

Russia
4-03
J.-F. Geleyn, Y. Bouteloup, B. Catry, R. Brožková A PDF-based method for computing the sedimentation effects within a full prognostic microphysical scheme Czech Republic
4-05
T. Hara Implementation of improved Mellor-Yamada Level 3 scheme and partial condensation scheme to JMANHM and their performance Japan
4-07
Y. Jiao, C. Jones Cloud processes simulated by the Canadian Regional Climate Model along a cross-section in the Pacific Ocean Canada
4-09
J. Ruiz, F. Lorena, C. Saulo WRF-ARW sensitivity to different planetary boundary layer parameterization over South America Argentina
4-11
N. Kohno, A. Murata The Impact of the Sea State on the Typhoon Intensity in Atmosphere-wave coupled model Japan
4-13
A. Murata Entrainment and Detrainment in Numerically Simulated Cumulus Clouds and Their Relationship to Buoyancy Japan
4-15
S. Nickovic Coupled atmosphere-hydrology system for routine prediction of overland water flow Malta
4-17
S. Nickovic, Z.I. Janjic, P. Kishsha, P. Alpert Model for simulation of the sea salt aerosol atmospheric cycle Malta
4-19
D. Noone Assessing global model hydrology with simulations from the Stable Water-isotope Intercomparison Group USA
4-21
C. Papon, C. Jones, D. Paquin, Y. Jiao Shallow cumulus parameterisation in the CRCM Canada
4-23
D.W. Shin, S. Cocke, T.E. LaRow, Y.-K. Lim Climate Model Capability in Resolving Diurnal Cycle of Rainfall USA
4-25

05. Development of and studies with regional and smaller-scale atmospheric models, regional ensemble, monthly and seasonal forecasting

Author(s) Title Country
Pages
M. Baldauf, K. Stephan, S. Klink, C. Schraff, A. Seifert, J. Förstner, T. Reinhardt, C.-J. Lenz The new very short range forecast model COSMO-LMK for the convection-resolving scale Germany
5-01
L. Berkovich, Y. Tkacheva, V. Shnaydman Surface wind prediction by the boundary layer model Russia
5-03
F. Bouttier and collaborators Progress and plans of the Mété-oFrance NWP system in 2006: ARPEGE, ALADIN and AROME systems France
5-05
H. Eito, K. Aonashi Resolution dependence of hydrometeor structures generated by cloud resolving model Japan
5-07
G. Faure, S. Westrelin A new Mété-oFrance NWP system over the southwest Indian ocean France
5-09
T. Hara, K. Aranami, R. Nagasawa, M. Narita, T. Segawa, D. Miura, Y. Honda, H. Nakayama, K. Takenouchi Upgrade of the operational JMA non-hydrostatic mesoscale model Japan
5-11
T. Kato, S. Hayashi Relation of Dec. 2005 heavy snowfall and cloud-top heights around the Japan-Sea side of the Japan Islands, estimated from objective analyses and forecasts of cloud-resolving model Japan
5-13
W. Mashiko Numerical simulation of tornado-producing supercell storm and tornado associated with Typhoon Shanshan (2006) Japan
5-15
A. Murata Precipitation Efficiency in Numerically Simulated Orographic Rainfall Associated with Typhoon Meari (2004) Japan
5-17
H. Nakayama, Y. Ishikawa, T. Fujita, K. Takenouchi Experimental operation of a high-resolution local forecast model at JMA Japan
5-19
A.E. Pokhil, A.D. Naumov, M.Y. Zaichenko Calculation of the tracks of typhoons threatening the coasts of Russia Russia
5-21
J. Ruiz A high resolution, real time experimental forecast for the Río de la Plata: A “Sea-Breeze” case study Argentina
5-23
K. Saito, H. Seko, M. Kunii, T. Hara, M. Kyouda, M. Yamaguchi Preliminary Mesoscale Ensemble Prediction experiment for WWRP Beijing 2008 RDP Japan
5-25
K. Saito Development of a BGM method with the JMA nonhydrostatic mesoscale model Japan
5-27
T. Segawa, Y. Honda Verification method to evaluate simultaneously both intensity and coverage of precipitation forecast Japan
5-29
H. Seko, K. Saito, M. Kunii, T. Hara, M. Kyouda, M. Yamaguchi Japan Area Mesoscale Ensemble Experiments using JMANHM Japan
5-31
V. Shnaydman, G. Stenchikov, L. Berkovitch Advanced Model of Atmospheric Boundary Layer Russia
5-33
I. Takano, Y. Aikawa, S. Gotoh Improvement of photochemical oxidant information by applying transport model to oxidant forecast Japan
5-35
W. Tennant Installation of the Unified Model for NWP in South Africa South Africa
5-37
E. Tourigny , C. Jones Seasonal Prediction at the Regional Scale: An Analysis of Regional Climate Model Performance Over the Tropical Americas Canada
5-39

06. Developments in global forecast models, case studies, predictability investigations, ensemble, monthly and seasonal forecasting

Author(s) Title Country
Pages
T. Koenigk, U. Mikolajewicz
Seasonal to interannual predictability of high northern latitude climate
Germany 6-01
T.E. LaRow, Y.K. Lim, D.W. Shin, S.D. Cocke, E. Chassignet High Resolution Ensemble West Atlantic Basin Seasonal Hurricane Simulations USA
6-03
N. Savage, S. Milton, D. Walters, J. Heming

Improvements to Met Office Fifteen Day Forecasts with Revised Physical Parameterizations

UK
6-05
B.-W. Shen, W.-K. Tao, R. Atlas Simulations of Multiple Tropical Cyclones with a Global Mesoscale Model: A Preliminary Study on the NASA Columbia Supercomputer USA
6-07
R. Swinbank, H. Watkin, C. Johnson, S. Thompson

Medium-Range Ensemble Forecasts at the Met Office

UK
6-09

07. Global and regional climate models, sensitivity and impact experiments, response to external forcing

Author(s) Title Country
Pages
V.M. Khan, K. Rubinstein, M. Zoloeva Sensitivity of Snow Water Equivalent Distribution to Variations of Critical Snow Albedo in GCM Experiments of Hydrometcentre of Russia Russia
7-01
V.C. Khon, I.I. Mokhov, E. Roeckner Changes of seasonal ice area in the Arctic Ocean from model simulations with IPCC SRES scenario Russia
7-03
V.C. Khon, M. Latif, I.I. Mokhov, E. Roeckner, V.A. Semenov Impact of the North Atlantic thermohaline circulation on the European and Northern Atlantic weather in a coupled GCM simulation Russia
7-05
Z. Kothavala, C. Jones, D. Paquin, A. Zadra The transferability of Regional Climate Models through an assessment of the diurnal cycle Canada
7-07
E.-P. Lim, I. Simmonds Sensitivity of the general circulation and extratropical cyclone characteristics to tropical and polar heating Australia
7-09
Y.-K. Lim, D.W. Shin, T.E. LaRow, S. Cocke Categorical predictability of regionalized surface temperature and precipitation over the southeast United States USA
7-11
M. Markovic, C. Jones, P. Vaillancourt, D. Paquin The Simulated Surface Radiation Budget over North America in a Suite of Regional Climate Models Canada
7-13
I.I. Mokhov, M.G. Akperov, A.V. Chernokulsky, J.-L. Dufresne, H. Le Treut Comparison of cloudiness and cyclonic activity changes over extratropical latitudes in Northern Hemisphere from model simulations and from satellite and reanalysis data Russia
7-15
D. Paquin-Ricard, C. Jones, P. Vaillancourt Comparison of Cloud Microphysics between GEM and ARM-SGP Observations Canada
7-17
V.A. Semenov Simulation of the Arctic temperature variability in the 20th century with a set of atmospheric GCM experiments Germany
7-19

08. Development of and advances in ocean modelling and data assimilation, sea-ice modelling, wave modelling

Author(s) Title Country
Pages
D.W. Ganer, A.A. Deo Simulation of Cold pool and its interannual variability in the tropical Indian Ocean India
8-01
Y.D. Resnyansky, A.A. Zelenko, B.S. Strukov Ensemble of Trajectories in the Southern Ocean Circulation System Russia
8-03
A. Wada, H. Niino, H. Nakano Improvement of multi-limit mixed-layer entrainment parameterization from the results in an ocean global circulation model Japan
8-05
A.A. Zelenko,Y.D. Resnyansky Interannual Variations of the Upper Ocean Mixed Layer in Deep Convection Regions as Revealed by Numerical Experiments With an OGCM Russia
8-07

09. Development of and studies with coupled ocean-atmosphere models

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Title
Country Pages
L.-P. Caron, C.G. Jones Analysis of Inferred Cyclogenesis Frequency in ERA-40 Reanalysis and in an Ensemble of Models
Canada
9-01
A.V. Eliseev, I.I. Mokhov, M.M. Arzhanov, P.F. Demchenko, S.N. Denisov Coupled climate-methane cycle simulation with a climate model of intermediate complexity forced by SRES A2 scenario
Russia
9-03
A.V. Eliseev, M.M. Arzhanov, P.F. Demchenko, S.N. Denisov, I.I. Mokhov Permafrost response to SRES A2 greenhouse forcing in a climate model of intermediate complexity
Russia
9-05
H. Ritchie, D. Bancroft, G. Flato, J. Loder, N. Scantland, K. Thompson, D. Wright Initiating an Operational Canadian Global Assimilation and Prediction Capability for the Coupled Atmosphere-Ocean-Ice System
Canada
9-07
A. Wada, A. Murata Effects of horizontal resolution and sea surface cooling on simulations of tropical cyclones in case of Typhoon Namtheun (2004) by a coupled MRI tropical cyclone-ocean model
Japan
9-09