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2012

 

  • Nowcasting Working Group Meeting
    (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 11-12 August 2012)

 

  • Dynamics and predictability of high-impact weather and climate events
    (Kunming, China, 6-9 August 2012)

 

  • 16th International Conference on Clouds and Precipitation
    (Leipzig, Germany, 30 July - 3 August 2012)

 

  • Fifth session of the Joint Scientific Committee (JSC) for OPAG-WWRP
    (Geneva, WMO Headquarters, 11-13 April 2012)

 

  • Steering Group meeting of the Polar Prediction Research Project
    (Montreal, Canada, 27-28 March 2012)

 

  • Meeting of the Sub-seasonal to Seasonal Prediction Research Project
    (Geneva, WMO Headquarters, 22-23 March 2012)


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  • International Conference on Opportunities and Challenges in Monsoon
    (Pune, India, 21-25 February 2012)

 

  • 2nd International Conference on Indian Ocean Tropical Cyclones and Climate Change
    (New Delhi, India, 14-17 February 2012)


2011

 

  • Training Courses on Tropical Cyclone Ensemble Forecasts (Nanjing, China, 14-16 December 2011)


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    Presentations new_icon

Forecasting and Warning of Tropical Cyclones in China - Part I
Yihong Duan and Yinglong Xu
The Typhoon Numerical Prediction System in NMC/CMA - Part II
Yihong Duan and Suhong Ma

Severe Weather Forecasting and Disaster Risk Reduction Demonstration Project (SWFDDP)
James Lunny

WMO/THORPEX Activities for Tropical Cyclones
Tetsuo Nakazawa


Uncertainty cones deduced from an ensemble prediction system
Matthieu Plu, Thierry Dupont, Philippe Caroff et Ghislain Faure

Ensemble Forecasting at RSMC La Réunion
Matthieu Plu, Thierry Dupont, Sébastien Langlade, Nicole Girardot

The THORPEX Interactive Global Ensemble (TIGGE) Multi-model ensembles and Tropical cyclone forecasting
Richard Swinbank

Long-range Tropical Cyclone Forecasting at ECMWF
Frederic Vitart


Topic 0 - Introduction - Tropical Cyclone Ensemble Forecast
Topic 1 - Tropical Cyclone Movement
Topic 2 - Initial Condition Sensitivity of Typhoon Track Prediction in the Western North Pacific
Topic 3 - Observing System Experiments for Typhoon Conson (2004)
Topic 5 - On the Relative Benefits of Multi-Center Grand Ensemble for Tropical Cyclone Track Prediction in the Western North Pacific
Topic 6 - North Western Pacific Tropical Cyclone Track Ensemble Forecast (NWP-TCTEF
Topic 7 - Ensemble Initial Perturbations and Their Growth for Tropical Cyclone Forecasts
Munehiko Yamaguchi

Global Ensemble Forecast System
Yuejian Zhu

Verification of TC Tracks and Intensity Forecasts
Yuejian Zhu

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CONTACTS

Tetsuo Nakazawa
Chief, WWRP-THORPEX
e-mail:TNakazawa at wmo.int

Please send your submissions of news items and comments for the WWRP web page to wwrp at wmo.int. Thank you

 
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