ERAD 20127th European Conference on Radar in Meteorology and Hydrology CIC meetings

  Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday  

         
  session 4A MICcrophysics (Part II)
  parallel chair : Dmitri Moisseev, University of Helsinki
         
  09:00 4A.1   Verification of Dual-wavelength Radar Estimates of Liquid Water Content Using Microwave Radiometer Measurements.
Scott Ellis, NCAR/EOL,
Jothiram VIvekanandan and Paquita Zuidema
 
  09:15 4A.2   A triple frequency approach to retrieve microphysical snowfall parameters.
Stefan Kneifel, University of Cologne,
R. Bennartz, M.S. Kulie, J. Leinonen, D. Moisseev, T. Nousiainen, J. Tyynelä
 
  09:30 4A.3   Statistical Parametrization of the Backscattering Properties of Snowflakes.
Jussi Leinonen, Finnish Meteorological Institute,
D. Moisseev, T. Nousiainen, J. Tyynelä
 
  09:45 4A.4  
Stochastic space-time disaggregation of rainfall into DSD fields.
Marc Schleiss, EPFL-LTE,
Alexis Berne

young scientist
 
  10:00 4A.5   Multi-beam raindrop size distribution retrievals on the Doppler spectra.
Christine Unal, Delft University of Technology
 
  10:15 4A.6   Ensemble retrievals.
Isztar Zawadzki, McGill University
 

         
  session 4B Air Traffic Management
  parallel chair : Martin Hagen, DLR
         
  09:00 4B.1   Test of an X-band Doppler polarimetric radar combined with a Doppler LIDAR for wind shear detection at Nice Airport.
Clotilde Augros, Météo-France, Radar Centre,
Pierre Tabary, Dominique Davrinche, Eric Schwartz
 
  09:15 4B.2   Microwave radar remote sensing of volcanic ash clouds for aviation hazard and civil protection applications : the 2011 Grímsvötn eruption case study.
Frank S. Marzano, CETEMPS / DIET - Sapienza University of Rome,
M. Lamantea, M. Montopoli, D. Cimini, S. Di Fabio, E. Picciotti, G. Vulpiani, M. Herzog, H. Graf
 
  09:30 4B.3  
Nowcasting near-ground winter precipitation for aviation: a simple approach based on radar observation and NWP model outputs.
Shinju Park, Hydrometeorological Innovate Solutions S.L.,
Rafael Sánchez-Diezma, Thomas Gerz, and Felix Keis

young scientist
 
  09:45 4B.4   Radar Sensors for Wind & Wake-Vortex Monitoring on Airport : First results of SESAR P12.2.2 XP0 trials campaign at Paris CDG Airport.
Frederic Barbaresco, Thales Air Systems,
P. Brovelli, P. Currier, O. Garouste, M. Klein, P. Juge, Y. Ricci, J.Y. Schneider
 
  10:00 4B.5   Simulation of the Radar Cross-Section of Wake Vortices in clear air.
Danielle Vanhoenacker-Janvier, ICTEAM, Université catholique de Louvain (UCL),
K. Djafri, R. della Faille de Leverghem, B. van Swieten, F. Barbaresco
 
  10:15 4B.6   Progress toward a volumetric in-flight icing hazard detection system for airports which incorporates operational dual-polarization S-band radar data.
David Serke, National Center for Atmospheric Research,
Scott Ellis, Andrew L. Reehorst, John Hubbert, David Albo, Andrew Weekley Daniel Adriaansen Andrew Gaydos and Marcia K. Politovich, Christopher Johnston
 
         
  10:30 - 11:30 Coffee break offered by METEK

         
  session 5 SAT Spaceborne Radars
  plenary chair : Frank Marzano, University of L'Aquila
         
  11:00 5.1   Precipitation Estimation Using Combined Radar/Radiometer Measurements Within the GPM Framework . (keynote)
Arthur Y. Hou, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, USA
 
  11:30 5.2   New Constraints on the Global Distribution of Snowfall from CloudSat.
Tristan L'Ecuyer, University of Wisconsin-Madison,
Norman Wood, Mark Kulie, Ralf Bennartz
 
  11:45 5.3  
Error analysis of spaceborne precipitation radar estimates using NOAA/NSSL National Mosaic QPE products.
Pierre-Emmanuel Kirstetter, University of Oklahoma and NOAA/National Severe Storms Laboratory,
Y. Hong, J. J. Gourley, J. Zhang, M. Schwaller, W. Petersen, E. Amitai

young scientist
 
  12:00 5.4   Observing convection from space: assessment of performances for next-generation Doppler radars on Low Earth Orbit.
Alessandro Battaglia, Earth Observation Science, Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Leicester, Leicester, UK,
Simone Tanelli, Pavlos Kollias, Tomasz Augustynek, Ousmane Sy
 
  12:15 5.5   Multiple wavelength perspective of precipitation and drop size distribution characteristics in MC3E.
Stephen Nesbitt, University of Illinois,
K Gleicher, G Heymsfield, A Heymsfield, A Bansemer, A Neumann, M Poellot, S Collis, P Kollias
 
         
  12:30 - 13:30 Lunch break

         
    Poster session - Group I P
         
  13:30 - 15:00   Quantitative Precipitation Estimation - Data Quality - Microphysics - Nowcasting
Spaceborne Radar - Air Traffic Management - Cloud Radars

         
  session 6 Quantitative Precipitation Estimation (Part III)
  plenary chair : Anthony Illingworth, University of Reading
         
  15:00 6.1   Dallas Fort Worth Urban Demonstration Network.
V.Chandra Chandrasekar, Colorado State University,
Brenda Philips
 
  15:15 6.2   A real-time procedure for adjusting radar data using raingauge information II : Initial performance of the PMM procedure.
Chris Collier, National Centre for Atmospheric Science, University of Leeds,
D. Hudak, V. N. Bringi, L. Bliven, G. J. Huang, N. Donaldson, M. Leduc
 
  15:30 6.3  
Investigation of the unusual polarimetric signatures of a mountainous convective event.
Jacopo Grazioli, Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) - Environmental Remote Sensing Laboratory (LTE),
R. Bechini, V. Chandrasekar, V. Campana

student
 
  15:45 6.4   Variability of differential phase at X band.
Silke Trömel, Institute of the University of Bonn, Bonn,
Alexander Ryzhkov, Matthew Kumjian, Clemens Simmer, Ali Tokay, Jan-Bernd Schroer
 
  16:00 6.5  
Design and test of an X-band optimal rain rate estimator in the frame of the RHYTMME Project.
Fadela Kabeche, Météo France,
Jordi Figueras I Ventura, Béatrice Fradon, Abdel-Amin Boumahmoud, Stephen Frasier, Pierre Tabary

young scientist
 
  16:15 6.6   Influence of the DSD variability at the radar subgrid scale on radar power laws.
Joël Jaffrain, EPFL-LTE,
Alexis Berne
 
         
  16:30 - 17:00 Coffee break offered by CNR

         
  session 7 MICrophysics (Part III)
  plenary chair : Remko Uiijlenhoet, Wageningen University
         
  17:00 7.1  
Taking the Microphysical Fingerprints of Storms with Dual-Polarization Radar.
Matthew Kumjian, Cooperative Institute for Mesoscale Meteorological Studies, The University of Oklahoma, and NOAA/OAR/National Severe Storms Laboratory,
Alexander V. Ryzhkov, Silke Trömel and Clemens Simmer

young scientist
 
  17:15 7.2   Inference of dominating snow growth processes from radar observations.
Dmitri Moisseev, University of Helsinki,
Larry Bliven, Pablo Saavedra, Susanna Lautaportti, Alessandro Battaglia, V. Chandrasekar
 
  17:30 7.3   Microphysics in West African squall lines : space-time variability of the dominant particle type analyzed with an Xband polarimetric radar and an Hydrometeor Identification Scheme.
Frederic Cazenave, LTHE - IRD,
Marielle Gosset
 
  17:45 7.4   Microphysical properties of localized convective precipitation observed by X-band polarimetric radar and disdrometer networks in the Tokyo Metropolitan area, Japan.
Sung-A Jung, Pukyong National University,
Masayuki Mali, Dong-In Lee, Dong-Soon Kim, Su-Kyung Kim, and Shyuichi Tsuchiya
 
  18:00 7.5   Comparison rainfall microphysics estimates from dual-polarization X-band with a 2D video disdrometer, a Parsivel disdrometer and a Micro Rain Radar.
Marios Anagnostou, National Observatory of Athens, Institute of Environmental Research and Sustainable Development (IERSD), Athens, Greece,
John Kalogiros, Joel Van Baele, Emmanouil N. Anagnostou, Frank S. Marzano, and Anastasios Papadopoulos
 
  18:15 7.6   Observation of high resolution vertical profiles of X-band weather radar observables during snowfall in the Swiss Alps.
Marc Schneebeli, École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), Environmental Remote Sensing Laboratory (LTE), Lausanne,
Alexis Berne
 
         
  18:30 - 20:30 Icebreaker

 
 
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