Scientific Programme of various

Technical Sessions for the

International Conference on

Monsoon Forecasting from Days to Years

(21-22 March 2001)



21.3.2001


9:00AM – 11:00AM Plenary Session [6 ITs]


11:00AM – 11:30AM Tea Break


11:30AM - 1:00PM Plenary Session [3 ITs]

1:00PM - 2:00PM Lunch


2:00PM - 3:30PM Session – I [3ITs+2CTs]


3:30PM - 3:45PM Tea Break


3:45PM - 6:00PM Session – II [4ITS+5CTs]


6:00PM - 8:00PM Short Oral Presentations and Poster Display



22.3.2001


9:00AM – 11:15AM Session – III [2ITs+8CTs]


11:15AM – 11:30AM Tea Break


11:30AM - 1:00PM Session – IV [3ITs+2CTs]


1:00PM - 2:00PM Lunch


2:00PM - 3:40PM Session – V [2ITs+5CTs]


3:40PM - 4:00PM Tea Break


4:00PM - 5:30PM Session – VI [1ITs+6CTs]


5:45PM - 6:30PM Concluding Session


21st March 2001


Plenary Session: Forecasting Monsoon from Days to Years


Time: 9:00AM – 1:00PM


S. No.

Speaker's Name

Title of the Presentation

Duration

IT-1

P. J. Webster [USA]

The Monsoon as a Self-regulating Coupled Ocean-Atmosphere System

20 Minutes

IT-2

T. N. Krishnamurti [USA]

Seasonal Forecasts for North American and Asian Monsoon

20 Minutes

IT-3

U. C. Mohanty [India]

Studies on Evolution, Advancement and Retreat processes of the Summer monsoon over India

20 Minutes

IT-4

B. N. Goswami [India]

On Indian Summer Monsoon Influence on the ENSO

20 Minutes

IT-5

J. Shukla[USA]

Global Coupled ENSO-Monsoon Variability: Part I - Observations

20 Minutes

IT-6

B. Kirtman[USA]

Global Coupled ENSO-Monsoon Variability: Part II - Modelling

20 Minutes



Tea/Coffee Break: 11:00 – 11:30

 

IT-7

T. Yasunari [Japan]

Interannual Variability of Snow cover over the Tibetan Plateau and its impact on Asian Summer Monsoon

20 Minutes

IT-8

E. Whitcombe [UK]

Mortality, Morbidity and Monsoon Variability: Lessons from the Past

20 Minutes

IT-9

Peter Weiss[USA]

Advances in Weather, Water and Climate Services in the US

20 Minutes

CT-1

Robert L. Grossman

Land-atmosphere Interaction: The Use of Natural Laboratories in Atmospheric, Hydrological, Ecosystem, and Biogeochemical Cycling Research

12 Minutes




Lunch Break : 1:00 – 2:00PM





Session – I: Monsoon Forecasting – I


Time: 2:00PM – 3:30PM



S. No.

Speaker's Name

Title of the Presentation

Duration

IT-10

M. V. K. Shivakumar [Switzerland]

Meteorology and Global Agricultural Scenario

20 Minutes

IT-11

V. Thapliyal[India]

Forecasting Monsoon Variability: The Indian Experience

20 Minutes

IT-12

S. L. Hastenrath [USA]

Empirical Forecasting of Monsoons

20 Minutes

CT-2

D. V. Bhaskar Rao [India]

Simulation of Indian South West Monsoon Regional Climate using a Regional Climate Model

12 Minutes

CT-3

P. K. Pal and others [India]

Ensemble Integration Method for Extended Range Prediction of Monsoon

12 Minutes


Tea/Coffee Break: 3:30 – 3:45PM


Session – II: Monsoon Forecasting – II / Monsoon System Climate(Predictability and Variability) Time: 3:45PM – 6:00PM


S. No.

Speaker's Name

Title of the Presentation

Duration

IT-13

S. V. Singh [India]

Medium Range Weather Forecasting Monsoon in India

20 Minutes

IT-14

G. Holland, AeRA [Australia]

Monsoons and Tropical Cyclones

20 Minutes

CT-4

Sethuraman[USA]

Challenges in the prediction of meso-scale variations of monsoon rainfall

12 Minutes

CT-5

S. M. Daggupaty [Canada]

Numerical Simulation of Development of Sea Breeze Fronts with a Boundary layer Forecast Model

12 Minutes

CT-6

S. R. Kalsi [India]

Short Range Forecasting of Monsoon in India

12 Minutes

CT-7

S. K. Dash [India]

Effect of Eurasian Snow on the Indian Monsoon Circulation

12 Minutes



Monsoon System Climate(Predictability and Variability) Session Starts

 

IT-15

C. P. Chang [USA]

Monsoon-ENSO relationships: Role of TBO and Atlantic Oscillations

20 Minutes

IT-16

W. K. M. Lau [USA]

Relationship of South Asian Monsoon Variability with Global Climate

20 Minutes

CT-8

R. H. Kripalani[India]

Response of Rainfall Variability over South and East Asia to Eurasian Snow

12 Minutes









22nd March 2001


Session – III: Monsoon System Climate(Predictability and Variability)


Time: 9:00 - 11:15AM


S. No.

Speaker's Name

Title of the Presentation

Duration

IT-17

G. Meehl [USA]

The Tropospheric Biennial Oscillation and Asian-Australian Monsoon Rainfall

20 Minutes

IT-18

G. Wu [China]

The Three Stages in Asian Monsoon Onset

20 Minutes

CT-9

Kusuma G. Rao [India]

Structure of Monsoon Boundary Layer and Parameterisation of surface fluxes

12 Minutes

CT-10

Anjuli S. Bamzai [USA]

Relationship between Eurasian snow and Arctic Oscillation on seasonal and interannual time-scales and implications on long-range forecasting of the Indian summer monsoon

12 Minutes

CT-11

P. V. Joseph[India]

‘Asia Pacific Wave’ in May and during the following months in relation to rainfall during June to September

12 Minutes

CT-12

Y. C. Sud[USA]

Simulation Study of effects of Solar Irradiance and Sea Surface Temperature on Monsoons and Global Circulation.

12 Minutes

CT-13

Emily Black[UK]

Indian Ocean SST variability and its effect on Tropical Climate over the last 128 years

12 Minutes

CT-14

Herve Douville [France]

Impact of increased atmospheric CO2 Level on the Indian Summer Monsoon: Robust vs Model dependent Responces

12 Minutes

CT-15

U. S. De [Switzerland]

Breaks in monsoon and its variability

12 Minutes

CT-16

P. Goswami[India]

Association between Quasi-biweekly Oscillation and Summer Monsoon Variabilities

12 Minutes





Tea Break: 11:15 – 11:30AM



Session – IV: Ocean-Atmospheric Interactions Starts

Time: 11:30AM – 1:00PM

 

IT-19

T. Yamagata [Japan]

The Indian Ocean Dipole

20 Minutes

IT-20

D. L. T. Anderson [U K]

Dynamical Prediction of Monsoon with ECMWF Coupled model

20 Minutes

IT-21

S. K. Dube [India]

Modelling and Prediction of the waves over the Indian Ocean during monsoon

20 Minutes

CT-17

H. Hase[Japan]

Structure of the eastern Indian Ocean during the R/V "Mirai" cruise in November 2000

12 Minutes

CT-18

S. K. Behra[Japan]

Air-sea Interactions in sub-tropical Indian Ocean

12 Minutes





Session – V: Observational Experiments & Remote Sensing


Time: 2:00 - 3:40PM


S. No.

Speaker's Name

Title of the Presentation

Duration

IT-22

R. R. Kelkar [India]

Remote Sensing of Monsoon

20 Minutes

IT-23

D. R.Sikka [India]

Observational Experiments of Monsoon: Progress in Monsoon Understanding in 4 Decades from IIOE to BOBMON

20 Minutes

CT-19

J. Purdom [USA]

Trends in Environmental Satellite Remote Sensing In The 21st Century

12 Minutes

CT-20

B. J. Kim[Korea]

Korea Monsoon Experiment (KORMEX) IOP Data :Characteristics of the Atmospheric Mixed Layer

12 Minutes

CT-21

G. V. Rao[USA]

An overview of convection in the Arabian sea in the early part of the South Westerly monsoon

12 Minutes

CT-22

M. S. Narayanan [India]

Microwave Observations of Marine Atmosphere from Indian Oceansat - 1

12 Minutes

CT-23

R. C. Bhatia [India]

Validation of Quantitative Precipitation Estimate (QPE) derived from INSAT IR data

12 Minutes


Tea Break: 3:40 – 4:00PM


Session – VI: Hydrological and Agricultural aspects of Monsoon and Climate Change


Time: 4:00PM – 5:30PM


S. No.

Speaker's Name

Title of the Presentation

Duration

IT-24

John L McBride[Australia]

Capturing the benefits of seasonal climate forecast in agricultural management: Case Studies in Indonesia, India and Zimbabwe

20 Minutes

CT-24

Andrew Challinor[UK]

Agricultural impacts of Monsoon Variability across various spatial scales: A case study of Groundnut yield in India

12 Minutes

CT-25

Someshwar Das [India]

Sensitivity of Indian Summer Monsoon Prediction To Parameterization Of Various Physical Processes

12 Minutes

CT-26

Rajiv Mehta [India]

Use of Weather Data in Management of Indian Agriculture

12 Minutes

CT-27

P. S. Patrovich [Russia]

Current Problems of Global Change: The holes in the ozone and greenhouse scare- the scientific evidence the sky is not falling

12 Minutes

CT-28

P. C. S. Devara [India]

Interannual Variability In Aerosol Loading And Its Impact On Climate Change And Monsoon

12 Minutes

CT-29

Ramesh P. Singh [India]

Water vapour over Indian sub-continent and its role in forecast of Monsoon

12 Minutes