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Presentation: oral - Institut für Physik der Atmosphäre

Session 1:
Progress in QPE and error structure analysis (I)
Monday, 1 Sept., Time 9:45, Hall Werdenfels (plenary)
Chair: Dmitri Moisseev, University of Helsinki, Finland
9:45
1.1
10:15
KEYNOTE: A close shave with Occam's razor: managing complexity in a radar rainfall
estimation system
Alan Seed, Bureau of Meteorology, Australia, and Mark Curtis
Coffee break (sponsored by Baron Services)
10:45
1.2
Optimizing the capabilities of weather radars: The impact of error correction and
uncertainty identification on quantitative precipitation estimation for hydrological
applications
Pieter Hazenberg, Department of Atmospheric Sciences, University of Arizona, USA, and
Hidde Leijnse, Remko Uijlenhoet
11:00
1.3
Evaluation of a precipitation classification and quantification method using X-band
dual polarization radar observation
Sanghun Lim, Korea Institute of Construction Technology, Korea, and Dong-Ryul Lee, V.
Chandrasekar, Keon-Haeng Lee, Bong-Joo Jang, Haonan Chen
11:15
1.4
Improving radar estimates of rainfall by monitoring the attenuation by the wet
radome
Robert Thompson, University of Reading, United Kingdom, and Anthony Illingworth, Tim
Darlington
11:30
1.5
Quantitative Precipitation Estimation (QPE) from C-Band Dual-polarized radar for the
July 08 2013 Flood in Toronto, Canada
Sudesh Boodoo, Environment Canada, Canada, and David Hudak, Alexander Ryzhkov,
Pengfei Zhang, Norman Donaldson, Janti Reid
11:45
1.6
QPE lessons learnt from the great Colorado Flood of September 2013
Daniel Sempere-Torres, Centre de Recerca Aplicada en Hidrometeorologia, UPC, Spain,
and Marc Berenguer, David Gochis, Matthias Steiner
Session 2a:
Progress in QPE and error structure analysis (II)
Monday, 1 Sept., Time 15:00, Hall Werdenfels (parallel)
Chair: Marc Berenguer, CRAHI-UPC, Barcelona, Spain
15:00
2a.1
Evaluation of a scale decomposition-based stochastic ensemble quantitative
precipitation estimation scheme
Loris Foresti, Royal Meteorological Institute of Belgium, Belgium, and Edouard
Goudenhoofdt, Maarten Reyniers, Laurent Delobbe, Alan Seed
15:15
2a.2
Spatial interpolation of point measurements of the raindrop size distribution
Timothy Raupach, École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, Switzerland, and Alexis
Berne
15:30
2a.3
Improved radar QPE with temporal interpolation using an advection scheme on polar
radar data
Alrun Jasper-Tönnies, hydro & meteo GmbH & Co. KG, Lübeck, Germany, and Markus
Jessen
15:45
2a.4
Rainfall estimation for the first operational S-band polarimetric radar in Korea
Cheol-Hwan You, Pukyong National University, Korea, and Dong-In Lee, Mi-Young Kang,
Young-Su Bang
16:00
2a.5
A new gauge adjustment procedure for Meteo France QPE radar products
Nicolas Gaussiat, Météo France, France, and Daniel Idziorek, Bernard Chapnick, Julien
Desplat, David Goutx, Jean-Rémy Regis, Jean-Louis Maridet, Pierre Tabary
16:15
2a.6
Long-term large scale bias-adjusted precipitation estimates at high spatial and
temporal resolution derived from the National Mosaic and Multi-sensor QPE
(NMQ/Q2) precipitation reanalysis over CONUS
Olivier Prat, Cooperative Institute for Climate and Satellites-NC (CICS-NC), NCSU and
NOAA/NCDC, Asheville, NC, USA, and Brian R. Nelson, Scott Stevens, D-J. Seo
Session 2b:
Millimeter-wave cloud radars
Monday, 1 Sept., Time 15:00, Hall Zugspitze (parallel)
Chair: Stefan Kneifel, McGill University, Montreal, Canada
15:00
2b.1
Utilization of the covariance matrix in cloud radars
Alexander Myagkov, Leibniz Institute for Tropospheric Research (TROPOS), Leipzig,
Germany, and Matthias Bauer-Pfundstein, Patric Seifert, Ulla Wandinger
15:15
2b.2
G-band atmospheric radars: new frontiers in cloud physics
Alessandro Battaglia, University of Leicester, United Kingdom, and C. D. Westbrook, S.
Kneifel, P. Kollias, N. Humpage, U. Löhnert, J. Tyynelä, G.W. Petty,
15:30
2b.3
Bin DSD and dynamics retrievals in rain with the ARM Ka-W-band radars dual
wavelength Doppler spectra
Frederic Tridon, University of Leicester, United Kingdom, and Alessandro Battaglia,
Pavlos Kollias
15:45
2b.4
Utilising multiple radar frequencies for deriving microphysical properties of liquid
water clouds
Ewan O'Connor, Finnish Meteorological Institute, Finland, and Ed Luke
16:00
2b.5
Comparison of Eddy Dissipation Rate Retrievals using Vertically Pointing ARM Cloud
Radar Observations
Paloma Borque, McGill University, Canada, and Pavlos Kollias, Edward Luke
16:15
2b.6
BAECC SNEX: Comprehensive snowfall experiment during DOE ARM AMF2 deployment
in Finland
Dmitri Moisseev, University of Helsinki, Finland, and Annakaisa von Lerber, Matti
Leskinen, V. Chandrasekar, Larry Bliven, Walt Petersen
Session 3:
Hydrological studies employing weather radars
Monday, 1 Sept., Time 17:00, Hall Werdenfels (plenary)
Chair: Christopher Collier, University of Leeds, United Kingdom
17:00
3.1
Areal rainfall depth statistics based on a 10-year reanalysis of volumetric radar
observations
Edouard Goudenhoofdt, Royal Meteorological Institute, Belgium, and Laurent Delobbe
17:15
3.2
Investigating local extreme value statistics based on 10 years of radar observations
Thomas Einfalt, hydro & meteo GmbH & Co. KG, Lübeck, Germany, and Marc Scheibel
17:30
3.3
Propagation of radar rainfall uncertainty through urban hydraulic models
Miguel Angel Rico-Ramirez, Department of Civil Engineering, University of Bristol, United
Kingdom, and Sara Liguori
17:45
3.4
Improving hydrological modeling with radar data
Marc Scheibel, Water Resources Management & Flood Protection, Wupperverband,
Germany
18:00
3.5
Some challenges of QPE in snow
Elena Saltikoff, Finnish Meteorological Institute, Finland, and Harri Hohti, Philippe Lopez
18:15
3.6
High-resolution X-band polarimetric radar Observations during the HyMeX Special
Observation Period in North-East Italian Alpine Region: a Hydrologic Support Tool
Marios Anagnostou, IERSD, National Observatory of Athens, Greece, and J. Kalogiros, E.I.
Nikolopoulos, E.N. Anagnostou, F. Marra, M. Borga, E. Mair, G. Bertoldi, U. Tappeiner
Session 4:
Radar networking (I)
Tuesday, 2 Sept., Time 8:30, Hall Werdenfels (plenary)
Chair: Elena Saltikoff, Finnish Meteorological Institute, Finland
8:30
4.1
KEYNOTE: WMO Activities for the Global Exchange of Radar Data
Daniel Michelson, Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute, Sweden, and Paul
Joe, Stuart Goldstraw, Dean Lockett
9:00
4.2
Odyssey: a regional solution for weather radar data exchange and radar products
generation.
Maud Martet, Meteo France, France, and Nicolas Gaussiat, Daniel Idziorek, Stuart
Matthews, Robert Scovell, Bernard Urban, Pierre Tabary
9:15
4.3
Beyond Radars: Designing a Network for Diverse Services
Aurora Bell, WPB, Bureau of Meteorology, Australia, and Alan Seed, Aoife Murphy
9:30
4.4
DWDs new radar network and postprocessing algorithm chain
Kathleen Helmert, Deutscher Wetterdienst, Germany, and Patrick Tracksdorf, Jörg
Steinert, Manuel Werner, Michael Frech, Nils Rathmann, Thomas Hengstebeck, Michael
Mott, Sybille Schumann, Theodor Mammen
9:45
4.5
Design and first results of the new fourth generation Swiss radar network
Urs Germann, MeteoSwiss, Locarno-Monti, Switzerland, and Marco Boscacci, Lorenzo
Clementi, Jordi Figueras i Ventura, Marco Gabella, Alessandro Hering, Maurizio Sartori,
Ioannis Sideris
10:00
4.6
The French operational weather radar network: achievements, current situation and
outlook
Pierre Tabary, Météo France, France
Session 5:
Microphysics of cloud and precipitation (I)
Chair: Anthony Illingworth, University of Reading, United Kingdom
10:45
5.1
Microphysical interpretation of coincident simultaneous and fast alternating
horizontal and vertical polarization transmit data
John Hubbert, National Center for Atmospheric Research, Boulder, CO, USA, and Scott
Ellis
11:00
5.2
A semi-supervised hydrometeor classification method for dual-polarization radar
applications
Renzo Bechini, Colorado State University, Fort Collins CO, USA, and V. Chandrasekar
11:15
5.3
Polarimetric radar observations of winter clouds and precipitation in the Alps CLACE2014
Jacopo Grazioli, Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), Environmental
Remote Sensing Laboratory (LTE), Switzerland, and Daniel Wolfensberger, Timothy
Raupach, Alexis Berne
11:30
5.4
Fingerprinting of microphysical processes in Arctic clouds by tracking Doppler radar
spectra features
Stefan Kneifel, McGill University, Canada, and Heike Kalesse, Pavlos Kollias, Ed Luke
11:45
5.5
A close insight into precipitation microphysics and dynamics in Switzerland by means
of two nearby X-band polarimetric radars, radar wind profilers and atmospheric
modeling
Marc Schneebeli, Federal Office of Meteorology and Climatology MeteoSwiss, Locarno
Monti, Switzerland, and Andreas Leuenberger, Jordi Figueras i Ventura, Samuel
Monhart, Marco Gabella
12:00
5.6
Session 6a:
Characterization of convective updraft cells during MC3E using S- and C-band
polarimetric radars and tri-Doppler vector wind retrievals
Marcus van Lier-Walqui, Columbia University and NASA Goddard Institute of Space
Studies, USA, and Ann Fridlind, Andrew Ackerman, Derek Posselt, Scott Collis, Jonathan
Helmus, Kirk North
Microphysics of cloud and precipitation (II)
Tuesday, 2 Sept., Time 15:00, Hall Werdenfels (parallel)
Chair: Jarmo Koistinen, Finnish Meteorological Institute, Finland
15:00
6a.1
A 3D + time stochastic simulator of raindrop size distributions
Marc Schleiss, Princeton University, USA, and James Smith
15:15
6a.2
Radar and aircraft observations made during COPE of convective clouds forced by
convergence lines in SW of England
Alan Blyth, National Centre for Atmospheric Science, University of Leeds, United
Kingdom, and Lindsay Bennett, Chris Collier, Yahui Huang, David Dufton, Jeff French, Phil
Brown, Tom Choularton, Humphrey Lean
15:30
6a.3
Very large rain drops from 2D video disdrometers and concomitant polarimetric radar
observations
Merhala Thurai, Colorado State University, USA, and Patrick Gatlin, Viswanathan Bringi,
Larry Carey
15:45
6a.4
The anatomy and physics of ZDR columns
Matthew Kumjian, Penn State University, USA, and Alexander Khain, Nir BenMoshe ,
Eyal Ilotoviz, Alexander Ryzhkov
16:00
6a.5
Comparison of measured and radar-equivalent gamma DSDs to investigate the effect
of gamma raindrop size distribution assumption on the rain rates
Elisa Adirosi, Institute of Atmospheric Sciences and Climate, CNR, Rome and Department
of Civil, Constructional and Environmental Engineeering, Sapienza University of Rome,
Italy, and Eugenio Gorgucci, Luca Baldini, Ali Tokay
16:15
6a.6
Investigation of melting layer model assumptions through comparison to radar and in
situ observations carried out during GPM GV campaigns
Annakaisa von Lerber, Finnish Meteorological Institute, Finland, and Dmitri Moisseev,
Andrew Heymsfield, Aaron Bansemer, V. Chandrasekar, Ari-Matti Harri
Session 6b:
Radar networking (II)
Tuesday, 2 Sept., Time 15:00, Hall Zugspitze (parallel)
Chair: Kathleen Helmert, Deutscher Wetterdienst, Offenbach, Germany
15:00
6b.1
Inter-radar comparison accounting for partially overlapping volumes
Zlatko Vukovic, Environment Canada, Canada, and M.C. Jim Young, Norman Donaldson
15:15
6b.2
Optimal placement of weather radar network in complex terrain using swarm
intelligence
Redouane Boudjemaa, University M’hamed Bougara of Boumerdes, Bourmerdes,
Algeria
15:30
6b.3
Urban High-Resolution Precipitation Product: Combining C-Band and Local X-Band
Radar Data
Katharina Lengfeld, Meteorological Institute, University of Hamburg, Germany, and
Marco Clemens, Hans Münster, Felix Ament
15:45
6b.4
Radar Networking over the Tyrrhenian sea
Andrea Antonini, Consorzio LaMMA, Italy, and Samantha Melani, Manuela Corongiu,
Alessandro Mazza, Alberto Ortolani
16:00
6b.5
Upgrade of the Swedish weather radar network
Günther Haase, Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute (SMHI), Sweden, and
Chatrine Gyllander, Daniel Johnson, Daniel Michelson
16:15
6b.6
The dual-polarization processing chain V2
Abdel-Amin BOUMAHMOUD, Météo France, France, and Béatrice Fradon, Hassan AlSakkah, Nicolas Gaussiat, Pierre Tabary
Session 7:
Nowcasting techniques
Chair: Stephen Nesbitt, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA
17:00
7.1
The Colorado Flood of 2013: Radar rainfall estimation, mesoscale wind analysis and
nowcasting implications
Jim Wilson, National Center for Atmospheric Research, USA, and Jenny Sun, Rita Roberts
17:15
7.2
Hazard assessment nowcasting based on European radar mosaics
Marc Berenguer, Centre de Recerca Aplicada en Hidrometeorologia, UPC, Barcelona,
Spain, and Daniel Sempere-Torres
17:30
7.3
The Radar-based Precipitation Nowcasting System RADVOR of Deutscher Wetterdienst
for the support of meteorological and hydrological alert systems
Tanja Winterrath, Deutscher Wetterdienst, Germany, and Wolfgang Rosenow
17:45
7.4
Scale characterization and correction of diurnal cycle errors in MAPLE
Aitor Atencia, McGill University, Montreal, QC, Canada, and Isztar Zawadzki, Marc
Berenguer, Frédéric Fabry
18:00
7.5
Recent Modifications to a new Surface-based Polarimetric Hydrometeor Classification
Algorithm for the WSR-88D Network
Terry Schuur, University of Oklahoma/CIMMS and NOAA/National Severe Storms
Laboratory, USA, and Alexander V. Ryzhkov, Heather D. Reeves, John Krause, Kimberly L.
Elmore, Kiel L. Ortega
18:15
7.6
Developments in echo tracking - enhancing TITAN
Michael Dixon, National Center for Atmospheric Research, Boulder, Colorado, USA, and
Alan Seed
Session 8:
Data quality and calibration (I)
Wednesday, 3 Sept., Time 8:30, Hall Werdenfels (plenary)
Chair: Urs German, MeteoSwiss, Locarno, Switzerland
8:30
8.1
KEYNOTE: Challenges of Polarimetric Weather Radar Calibration
Richard Ice, US Air Force, WSR-88D Radar Operations Center, USA, and Adam Heck,
Jeffrey Cunningham, W. David Zittel
9:00
8.2
Operational monitoring of absolute calibration and differential moments: longterm
stabilty and specific examples
Michael Frech, Deutscher Wetterdienst, Observatorium Hohenpeißenberg, Germany,
and Theo Mammen
9:15
8.3
Stepwise inter-comparison of radar rainfall products: Effects of quality controls, radar
calibration, estimators, QPE methods, and gage adjustment
GyuWon Lee, Dept. of Astronomy and Atmospheric Sciences, Research and Training
Team for Future Creative Astrophysicists and Cosmologists, Kyungpook National
University / Center for Atmospheric REmote sensing (CARE), Kyungpook National
University, Korea, and Soohyun Kwon
9:30
8.4
Weather radar online sun-monitoring in presence of leverage outliers: five or three
parameter model inversion?
Patricia Altube, Servei Meteorològic de Catalunya (Meteocat), Barcelona / Dep. of
Astronomy and Meteorology, University of Barcelona, Spain, and Joan Bech, Oriol
Argemí, Tomeu Rigo, Nicolau Pineda
9:45
8.5
Spectral Dual-Polarization Characteristics of Wind Turbine Clutter and a Wind Turbine
Clutter Suppression Technique
Robert M. Beauchamp, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO, USA, and V.
Chandrasekar, Margaret Cheney
10:00
8.6
The German radar composite RX: qualitative performance analysis for a precipitation
climatology
Andreas Wagner, Institute of Geography, University of Augsburg, Germany, and Jörg
Seltmann, Harald Kunstmann
10:15
8.7
Polarimetric WSR-88D network, observation highlights
Dusan Zrnic, NOAA/NSSL, USA, and Robert Lee, Jami B. Boettcher
Session 9a:
Innovative Applications of Weather Radar
Wednesday, 3 Sept., Time 11:00, Hall Werdenfels (parallel)
Chair: Daniel Michelson, SMHI, Sweden
11:00
9a.1
Tactical use of WX Radar in ATM
Thomas Wetter, Systems and Operations of the Aeronautical Meteorological Service,
DWD, Germany, and Dirk Zinkhan
11:15
9a.2
A High Resolution 3D Radar Reflectivity Prototype for SESAR
Robert Scovell, Met Office, United Kingdom, and Hassan al-Sakka, Nicolas Gaussiat,
Pierre Tabary
11:30
9a.3
Analysis and nowcast of Available Airspace for ATM
Rudolf Kaltenboeck, Austro Control, Austria, and G. Croonen, H. Ganster, T. Gärtner, K.
Hennermann, M. Kerschbaum, G. Löscher, S. Mayer, C. Nowak, M. Steinheimer, M. Uray
11:45
9a.4
The European Network for the Radar Surveillance of Animal Movement
Hidde Leijnse, Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute (KNMI), The Netherlands, and
Adriaan Dokter, Günther Haase, Przemysław Jacewicz, Matti Leskinen, Alessio Balleri,
Judy Shamoun-Baranes, Jose A. Alves, Silke Bauer, Ommo Hüppop, Jarmo Koistinen,
Felix Liechti, Hans van Gasteren, Jason W. Chapman
12:00
9a.5
Intepretation of polarimetric radar measurements at X band for volcanic plume
monitoring.
Mario Montopoli, DIET, Sapienza University of Rome & CETEMPS, University of L’Aquila,
Italy, and Gianfranco Vulpiani, Frank Marzano, Errico Picciotti, Saverio Di Fabio
12:15
9a.6
Polarimetric C-band radar imagery of a volcanic eruption in New Zealand
John Crouch, Meteorological Service of New Zealand (MetService), New Zealand
Session 9b:
Airborne and spaceborne radars
Wednesday, 3 Sept., Time 11:00, Hall Zugspitze (parallel)
Chair: Frank Marzano, DIET Sapienza University of Rome, Italy
11:00
9b.1
Intercomparisons of 3D wind fields derived from airborne and operational groundbased radars during HyMeX
Olivier Bousquet, LACy, UMR 8105, Météo-France / CNRS / Université de La Réunion,
Reunion, and Julien Delanoe
11:15
9b.2
Airborne remote sensing of cloud properties with the German research aircraft HALO
Martin Hagen, Institut für Physik der Atmosphäre, Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und
Raumfahrt, Oberpfaffenhofen, Germany, and Lutz Hirsch, Heike Konow, Felix Ament,
Mario Mech, Emiliano Orlandi, Susanne Crewell, Silke Groß, Andreas Fix, Martin Wirth
11:30
9b.3
Evaluation of CloudSat rainfall retrievals over land using operational WSR-88D radar
data
Sergey Matrosov, CIRES, University of Colorado and NOAA ESRL, USA
11:45
9b.4
Early result of Dual-Frequency Precipitation Radar (DPR) onboard GPM core satellite
Nobuhiro Takahashi, National Institute of Information and Communications Technology
(NICT), Japan, and Hiroshi Hanado, Katsuhiro Nakagawa, Toshio Iguchi
12:00
9b.5
A spaceborne conically scanning 94GHz radar to provide global observations of winds
rain and clouds.
Anthony Illingworth, University of Reading, United Kingdom, and Alessandro Battaglia
12:15
9b.6
High-resolution spatial analysis of a hurricane structure by means of X-band and Kaband satellite synthetic aperture radar
Saverio Mori, DIET University of Rome & CETEMPS, University of L’Aquila, Italy, and
Federica Polverari, Luca Pulvirenti, Mario Montopoli, Frank Marzano
Session 10:
Mesoscale and Severe weather studies (I)
Thursday, 4 Sept., Time 8:30, Hall Werdenfels (plenary)
Chair: Aurora Bell, Bureau of Meteorology, Melbourne, Australia
8:30
10.1
KEYNOTE: Convergence zone development in complex terrain during the Convective
and Orographically-induced Precipitation Study (COPS)
Tracy Hertneky, National Center for Atmospheric Research, USA, and Tammy M.
Weckwerth
9:00
10.2
A climatology of mesoscale motions of precipitation patterns
Isztar Zawadzki, McGill University, Canada, and Bernat Puigdomènech
9:15
10.3
Polarimetric X-band radar measurements of the development of precipitation
observed during COPE
Chris Collier, National Centre for Atmospheric Science, University of Leeds, United
Kingdom, and Alan Blyth, Lindsay Bennett, David Dufton, J. French
9:30
10.4
Polarimetric signatures of Mediterranean storms retrieved by an operational
polarimetric X-band radar system
Gianfranco Vulpiani, Department of Civil Protection, Italy, and Luca Baldini, Elisa Adirosi,
Nicoletta Roberto
9:45
10.5
Hailstorm distribution in the Alpine area: a long-term, radar-based analysis over
complex orography
Luca Nisi, 1) Oeschger Centre, University of Bern, Bern, 2) MeteoSwiss, Radar, Satellite,
Nowcasting division, Locarno, Switzerland, and Olivia Martius, Alessandro Hering, Urs
Germann
10:00
10.6
Recent observations of tornadoes using a mobile, rapid-scan, polarimetric, X-band,
Doppler radar
Howard Bluestein, School of Meteorology, University of Oklahoma, Norman, USA, and
Jeffrey C. Snyder, Kyle J. Thiem, Zachary B. Wienhoff, Jana B. Houser, Vivek N. Mahale
Session 11:
Advances in weather radar technology and signal processing (I)
Chair: Alexis Berne, EPFL-LTE, Lausanne, Switzerland
10:45
11.1
Pulse Compression Waveform Design Considerations for Extreme Weather
Observations
James Kurdzo, Advanced Radar Research Center, University of Oklahoma, USA, and Boon
Leng Cheong, Robert Palmer
11:00
11.2
Use of the dual-wavelength dual-polarization CSU-Chill radar to estimate rainfall from
attenuation
Francesc Junyent, Colorado State University, USA, and V. Chandrasekar
11:15
11.3
Measurements of Circular Depolarization Ratio with the Radar with Simultaneous
Transmission / Reception
Alexander Ryzhkov, Cooperative Institute for Mesoscale Meteorological Studies,
University of Oklahoma, Norman, USA, and Pengfei Zhang, Qing Cao, Sergey Matrosov,
Valery Melnikov, Michael Knight
11:30
11.4
Shortening the update time of a phased array weather radar
Valery Melnikov, University of Oklahoma, USA, and Richard Doviak, Dusan Zrnic
11:45
11.5
Dual polarisation technique to improve the identification of RLAN interference
Nawal Husnoo, Met Office, United Kingdom, and Jacqueline Sugier
12:00
11.6
New Doppler Spectral Processing Technique for Identifying Atmospheric Signals from
Radar Wind Profilers
Jonathan Helmus, Argonne National Laboratory, USA, and Virendra P. Ghate, Richard
Coulter, Scott Collis, Karen L. Johnson, Scott Giangrande, Pavlos Kollias
Session 12a: Mesoscale and Severe weather studies (II)
Thursday, 4 Sept., Time 15:00, Hall Werdenfels (parallel)
Chair: Olivier Bousquet, Météo-France / LACy, Saint Denis de La Réunion
15:00
12a.1
A macrophysical life cycle description for precipitating systems
Raquel Evaristo, Meteorological Institute at the University of Bonn, Germany, and Xinxin
Xie, Silke Troemel, Malte Diederich, Jürgen Simon, Clemens Simmer
15:15
12a.2
Trigger and Evolution of the Mesoscale Convection: A Case Study over Pearl River
Delta in South China
Xingchao Chen, Nanjing University, Nanjing, China, and Xingchao Chen
15:30
12a.3
Fine-scale X-Band Mobile Radar Observations of Small-scale Circulations in Intense
Lake-effect Snow Bands
Karen Kosiba, Center for Severe Weather Research, USA, and Joshua Wurman
15:45
12a.4
Hurricane boundary layer: rolls, Low level winds , and building shadows
Joshua Wurman, Center for Severe Weather Research, USA, and Karen Kosiba, Paul
Robinson
16:00
12a.5
Radar-derived Thermodynamics in Tropical Cyclones
Annette Foerster, University of Hawaii at Manoa, USA, and Michael M. Bell
16:15
12a.6
A Radar-Cross-Section Database Driven Radar Time-Series Simulator
Boon Leng Cheong, University of Oklahoma, USA, and B. L. Cheong, D. Bodine, T.
Maruyama, C. Fulton, Sebastian Torres, R. D. Palmer
Session 12b: Advances in weather radar technology and signal processing (II)
Thursday, 4 Sept., Time 15:00, Hall Zugspitze (parallel)
Chair: John Hubbert, NCAR, Boulder, USA
15:00
12b.1
Cylindrical Polarimetric Phased Array Radar for Weather Observation
John Meier, Advanced Radar Research Center, University of Oklahoma, Norman,
Oklahoma, USA, and Redmond Kelley, Shaya Karimkashi, Matt McCord, Isaac Meier,
Guifu Zhang, Robert Palmer, Allen Zahrai, Damon Schmidt, Richard J. Doviak, Dusan S.
Zrnic, Caleb Fulton
15:15
12b.2
A new method to identify and correct range sidelobes from pulse compression
Chris Westbrook, University of Reading, United Kingdom, and John Nicol
15:30
12b.3
Does Range Oversampling Help or Hurt NEXRAD’s Ability to Detect Tornados?
Sebastian Torres, University of Oklahoma/CIMMS and NOAA/NSSL, Norman, Oklahoma,
USA, and Christopher Curtis
15:45
12b.4
Detection of electric fields using full polarimetric C-Band radar data
Jens Reimann, Institut für Hochfrequenztechnik und Radarsysteme, DLR, Germany, and
Martin Hagen
16:00
12b.5
Developing a low cost C-band FMCW microwave areal rain gauge – MARG
Ferenc Dombai, MET-ENV, Hungary, and H. Paulitsch, R. Cremonini, R. Bechini, M. Budai
16:15
12b.6
Session 13:
Optimization of turbulence measurements for radar, lidar and sonic anemometers.
Albert Oude Nijhuis, Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands, and Oleg Krasnov,
Christine Unal, Herman Russchenberg, Alexander Yarovoy
Data quality and calibration (II)
Chair: Remko Uijlenhoet, Wageningen University, The Netherlands
17:00
13.1
Classification of meteorological and non-meteorological targets with new statistical
methods applying polarimetric moments and their texture
Jarmo Koistinen, Finnish Meteorological Institute, Finland, and Teemu Mäkinen, Seppo
Pulkkinen
17:15
13.2
Quality of clear-air radar radial velocity data: Do insects matter?
Ronald Hannesen, Selex ES GmbH, Germany, and Sebastian Kauczok, André Weipert
17:30
13.3
A new method for clutter detection and removal
Remco van de Beek, Meteo Group, The Netherlands, and Daniel van Dijke, Hugo
Hartmann, Floris Bijlsma
17:45
13.4
Effects of wind turbines on the use of meteorological radar based products
Tim Böhme, Deutscher Wetterdienst, Germany
18:00
13.5
Weather Radar with Abundant Wind Farming – Impacts on Data Quality and
Mitigation by Doppler Dual-Polarization
Reino Keränen, Vaisala Oyj, Finland, and Alberto Pettazzi, Laura Alku Catalina, Salsón
Santiago
18:15
13.6
Study of radar signatures of hail in the Basque Country
Mercedes Maruri, (1) Basque Meteorology Agency (EUSKALMET), Miñano, Alava; (2)
TECNALIA-Energy and Environment Division-Meteo Area, Miñano, Alava; (3) Department
of Applied Mathematics, University of the Basque Country UPV/EHU, Faculty of
Engineering of Bilbao, Spain, and Arkaitz Etxezarreta, Jose Antonio Aranda, Maialen
Martija, Eugenia Iturritxa, Iñaki Eguiara, Jesus Torres, Joseba Egaña, Pedro Anitua,
Santiago Gaztelumendi
Session 14:
Synergetic use of weather radar and other sensors
Friday, 5 Sept., Time 8:30, Hall Werdenfels (plenary)
Chair: Pierre Tabary, Météo France, Toulouse, France
8:45
14.1
KEYNOTE: Long-term country-wide rainfall mapping employing cellular communication
networks
Aart Overeem, Wageningen University / Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute, The
Netherlands, and Hidde Leijnse, Remko Uijlenhoet, Manuel F. Rios Gaona
9:00
14.2
Using microwave backhaul links to optimize the performance of radar-based rainfall
estimation and attenuation correction
Silke Trömel, Hans-Ertel Centre for Weather Research, Atmospheric Dynamics and
Predictability Branch, University of Bonn, Germany, and Michael Ziegert, Alexander V.
Ryzhkov, Christian Chwala, Clemens Simmer
9:15
14.3
Melting layer attenuation as observed by polarimetric radar-radiometer synergetic
approach
Pablo Saavedra Garfias, University of Bonn, Germany, and Alessandro Battaglia,
Clemens Simmer
9:30
14.4
Multi-sensor field studies of thunderstorms and lightning
Hartmut Höller, Institut für Physik der Atmosphäre, DLR, Germany, and Hans-Dieter
Betz, Carlos Morales, Richard J. Blakeslee, Jeffrey C. Bailey, Rachel I. Albrecht, Margot
Leitner
9:45
14.5
Inter-comparison of X-band radar and lidar low-level wind measurement for air traffic
control (ATC)
Thomas Ernsdorf, German Weather Service, Aeronautical Meteorology Department,
Germany, and Bernd Stiller, Björn-Rüdiger Beckmann, André Weipert, Sebastian
Kauczok, Ronald Hannesen
10:00
14.6
On the meteorological circumstances of the occurence of clear air echoes
Jan Handwerker, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology - Institute for Meteorology and
Climate Research, Germany, and Norbert Kalthoff, Bianca Adler
Session 15:
Use of weather radars in NWP systems
Friday, 5 Sept., Time 10:45, Hall Werdenfels (plenary)
Chair: Hidde Leijnse, KNMI, De Bilt, the Netherlands
10:45
15.1
Comparisons between S, C, and X band polarimetric radar observations and
convective-scale simulations of HyMeX first special observing period
Clotilde Augros, Radar Center and CNRM-GAME, Météo France, France, and Olivier
Caumont, Pierre Tabary, Nicolas Gaussiat, Véronique Ducrocq
11:00
15.2
Use of Radar Observations to Evaluate WRF Cloud Microphysics Scheme
Ki-Hong Min, Kyungpook National University, Korea, and Sunhee Choo, Daehyung Lee,
Gyuwon Lee
11:15
15.3
Multiple Doppler radar data assimilation with WRF 3D-Var: IOP4 of HyMeX campaign
retrospective studies
Ida Maiello, Centre of Excellence CETEMPS, Department of Physics and Chemistry University of L’Aquila, Italy, and Rossella Ferretti, Luca Baldini, Nicoletta Roberto, Errico
Picciotti, Sabrina Gentile, Pier Paolo Alberoni, Frank Silvio Marzano
11:30
15.4
Assimilating radar volume data into the COSMO model using an LETKF approach
Yuefei Zeng, DWD, Germany, and Ulrich Blahak, Theresa Bick, Virginia Poli, Klaus
Stephan
11:45
15.5
Towards the operational assimilation of radar refractivity retrievals in the United
Kingdom
John Nicol, National Centre for Atmospheric Science, University of Reading, United
Kingdom, and David Simonin, Anthony Illingworth, Susan Ballard
12:00
15.6
Assimilation of multinational radar data using HARMONIE
Martin Ridal, Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute (SMHI), Sweden, and
Mats Dahlbom, Günther Haase, Daniel Michelson

Presentation: oral - Institut für Physik der Atmosphäre

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