7th Workshop of International Precipitation Working Group
17-21 November 2014
4th floor, Tsukuba International Congress Center, Tsukuba, Japan

Final Agenda

Monday, 17 November 2014

TimeNo.TitlePresenter
0830Registration
0850Miscellaneous Announcement
0900Session 1Introduction(Chair: G. Huffman)
0900-0905Welcome from JAXA
N. Matsuura (JAXA EORC Director)
0905-09201.1Welcome and IntroductionR. Oki
0920-09401.2Overview of IPWG goalsN-Y. Wang and K. Aonashi
0940-10001.3Update on CGMS activitiesR. Ferraro and S. Bojinski
1000Session 2GPM overviews(Chair: G. Huffman)
1000-10202.1GPM Science Status Nine Months after LaunchG. S. Jackson
1020-10402.2Early Results and Expectations for the GPM ScienceY. N. Takayabu
1040-1110 Coffee break (Room 405)
1110Session 3Satellite program Status(Chair: V. Levizzani)
1110-11303.1Observation of water-related parameters by GCOM-W/AMSR2M. Kachi
1130-11503.2The status of NOAA/NESDIS precipitation algorithms and productsR.Ferraro
1150-12103.3Impact of Megha-Tropiques data in GPM constellation based rainfall estimate using the TAPEER algorithmR. Roca
1210-12303.4Prospects for the Microwave ConstellationG. Huffman
1230-1430 Lunch (*Photo Session)
1430Session 4Algorithm I(Chair: R. Ferraro)
1430-14504.1Comparison of DPR and GMI precipitation rate estimatesS. Seto
1450-15104.2Initial GPROF results using a GPM derived databaseC. Kummerow
1510-15304.3Multiplatform Rain Retrieval IntercomparisonN.Viltard
1530-15504.4Global Satellite Mapping of Precipitation (GSMaP) product in the GPM eraT. Kubota
1550-16104.5Towards the Consideration of Surface and Environment variables for a Microwave Precipitation Algorithm Over LandN-Y. Wang
1610-16304.6Shallow Orographic Heavy Rainfall in the Asian Monsoon Region Observed by TRMM PRS. Shige.
1630-1830Session 5Poster I (Room 405)
P1.1The next-generation GSMaP MWI precipitation retrieval algorithmK. Aonashi
P1.2Towards an automatic phase distinction algorithm of optical disdrometer data over the oceanJ. Burdanowitz
P1.3CDRD and PNPR passive microwave precipitation retrieval algorithms: extension to the MSG full disk area.D. Casella
P1.5 Performance Evaluations of Falling Snow using the Global Precipitation Measurement (GPM) Radiometer Retrieval AlgorithmG. Jackson
P1.6GPM Passive and Combined Precipitation Algorithm Testing and ImprovementB. T. Johnson
P1.7On the vertical profiling of precipitation from spaceS. Kacimi
P1.9Characterization of the microphysics of ice in tropical convectionA. Martini
P1.10Rain retrieval using the SAPHIR water vapor sounder on Megha-TropiquesA. Martini
P1.11Gage Adjusted Global Satellite Mapping of Precipitation (GSMaP Gauge)T. Mega
P1.12H-SAF future developments on Convective Precipitation RetrievalD. Melfi
P1.13Snowfall Rate Retrieval using NPP ATMS Passive Microwave MeasurementsH. Meng
P1.14Satellite rainfall retrievals from Operational INSAT-3D satellite and its Validation for climate, weather, and hydrometeorological applicationsA. K. Mitra
P1.15Microphysical Properties of Precipitation over Complex Terrain inferred from TRMM, GPM, and IPHEX observationsS.J. Munchak
P1.16Constructing a Physically-Consistent Database for Passive Microwave Retrieval of Precipitation over LandS.E. Ringerud
P1.17The error model of the TAPEER rainfall productN. Taburet
P1.18Convective/stratiform classification from passive microwave observations: Developing the PMW-CLASS algorithm and performance evaluationS. Veleva
P1.19Post-GPM rain retrieval and 3-D wind retrieval: the DYCECT missionN. Viltard
P1.20Improvement of the orographic/nonorographic rainfall classification scheme with a static stability information in the GSMaP algorithmM.K. Yamamoto
1830-2030 Ice Breaker (Rooms 405, 406)

Tuesday, 18 November 2014

TimeNo.TitlePresenter
0900Session 6Validation I(Chair: C. Kidd)
0900-09206.1Analysis of satellite monthly precipitation time series over East AfricaV. Levizzani
0920-09406.2Comparison analysis between radar-based QPE and High Resolution Satellite Precipitation Products around the Korean PeninsulaS-D. Yang
0940-10006.3Introduction of radar data quality control procedure in Poland and its impact on validation of H-SAF precipitation productsB. Lapeta
1000-10206.4GoAMAZON - CHUVA: GPM Ground Validation ActivitiesD. Vila
1020-10406.5CloudSat and multi-sensor information to assess and improve high latitude precipitation retrievals from spaceA. Behrangi
1040-1110 Coffee break (Room 405)
1110Session 7Precipitation Datasets
(Chair: P. Kucera and K. Aonashi)
1110-11307.1Recent Advances in Interpreting Cloudsat Precipitation ObservationsT. L'Ecuyer
1130-11507.2Reprocessed and Bias-Corrected CMORPH H Global High-Resolution Precipitation Estimates for Weather, Climate, and Hydrometeorological ApplicationsP. Xie
1150Session 8Application I
(Chair: P. Kucera and K. Aonashi)
1150-12108.1Evaluation of Satellite Precipitation Products Using Global Flood CalculationsR. Adler
1210-12308.2The Critical Role of Satellite Rainfall Estimates for Enhancing National Climate Services Across AfricaT. Dinku
1230-1430 Lunch (*JAXA TKSC Visit)
1430Session 9Algorithm II(Chair: N-Y. Wang)
1430-14509.1Using TRMM Observations and Synthetic Retrievals to Examine the Sensitivity of a Passive Microwave, Bayesian-based Precipitation Retrieval to Land Surface PropertiesJ. Turk
1450-15109.2Early results of precipitation retrievals from cross-track sensors for the Global Precipitation Measurement mission constellationC. Kidd
1510-15309.3Improvements to the GOES-R Rainfall Rate AlgorithmR. Kuligowski
1530-15509.4Precipitation Estimation using Combined Radar and Microwave Radiometer Observations from GPM - Initial EvaluationW. Olson
1550-16109.5Early Examples and Plans for the Integrated Multi-Satellite Retrievals for GPM (IMERG)G. Huffman
1610-16309.6Second Generation CMORPH:Winter Hemisphere ExperimentsR. Joyce
1630Session 10New Technology(Chair: P. Kucera)
1630-165010.1Multi-frequency RadarS. Tanelli
1650-171010.2Millimeter ImagerC. Kidd
1610-173010.3Cloud and Precipitation Process MissionG. S. Jackson
1730-1930Session 11Poster II (Room 405)
P2.1Hydrologic application and assessment of remotely sensed high resolution precipitation products over cold-mountainous regionsA. Behrangi
P2.2The Oceanic Shipboard Precipitation Measurement Network for Surface Validation - OceanRAINJ. Burdanowitz
P2.3Reliability of Satellite Rainfall Retrieval Against Surface Rainfall Observation under Weather ExtremesC-T. Chen
P2.4Evaluation of Global Satellite Mapping of Precipitation (GSMaP) project daily precipitation estimates over the Chinese MainlandZ. Chen
P2.5Validation of CHIRP Satellite Rainfall EstimatesT. Dinku
P2.6Alternative methods for providing GV in the rain-gauge-poor TropicsM. Gosset
P2.7Investigation on H-SAF preoperational precipitation product PR-OBS-15 findings using satellite and ground based data sourcesR. Iwanski
P2.8Validation of satellite-based precipitation estimates: Preliminary results from GPROF using GPM database for the CHUVA field campaignsR. J. Oliveira
P2.9Evaluating GPM Level II Precipitation Products at fine scale over the Conterminous United States: preliminary resultsP-E. Kirstetter
P2.10Satellite Precipitation Evaluation ToolsP. Kucera
P2.11An Error Model for Satellite Precipitation ProductsV. Maggioni
P2.12Ground validation of the Dual-frequency Precipitation Radar with The Phased Array Weather RadarT. Mega
P2.13Validation and Monitoring of NOAA's AMSR2 Precipitation ProductP. Meyers
P2.14Evaluation and Improvement of Satellite-Based Daily Precipitation Products over the Tibetan PlateauY. Shen
P2.15Accuracy of Satellite-based Rainfall Estimates in Small Mountainous Catchments: A Case of Khudi KholaM. S. Shrestha
P2.16Comparison Global Precipitation Products to Euro-Asian Water Basins of IstanbulS. A. Sirdas
P2.17Validation of Near-Real Time Satellite Rainfall Products and Assessment of its Bias over Different Homogeneous Regions of India based on Topographical AnalysisS. Upadhyaya
P2.18NARVAL Airborne remote sensing of clouds and precipitation for satellite validation with HALOM. Mech
P2.19Evaluation of satellite based Quantitative Precipitation Estimates (QPEs) over CONUS (2002-2012): Comparison with surface and radar precipitation datasetsO. Prat

Wednesday, 19 November 2014

TimeNo.TitlePresenter
0900Session 12Validation II(Chair: B. Lapeta)
0900-092012.1Precipitation Error Structure and RepresentationY. Tian
0920-094012.2Ground Validation of the TAPEER-BRAIN daily accumulations from Megha-Tropiques program over the Tropics and comparison with other rain productsM. Gosset
0940-100012.3Comparison between GPM Core GMI GPROF precipitation estimations and ground data over Europe by the H-SAF Precipitation Product Validation GroupA. Rinollo
1000-102012.4Evaluation of satellite-based rainfall products over the Brahmaputra basinS. Bajracharya
1020-104012.5Global View of Real-time TRMM Multi-satellite Precipitation AnalysisB.Yong
1040-1110 Coffee break (Room 405)
1110Session 13Application II(Chair: J. Turk)
1110-113013.1Rainfall Estimation using Spatiotemporal Evolution of GEO Multispectral ImageryK. Hsu
1130-115013.2Evaluation of Raindrop Size Distributions to Improve Satellite Rainfall Estimation during the Colorado FloodP. Kucera
1150-121013.3Towards an object-oriented validation system for high-resolution NWP modelsJ.L. Bytheway
1210-123013.4Toward downscaling the Megha-Tropiques rainfall products: detection issues over West AfricaC. Guilloteau
1230-125013.5Investigating the usability of TRMM satellite based precipitation products for flood monitoring over Riyadh Region in Kingdom of Saudi ArabiaA. E. Tekeli
1250-1430 Lunch
1430-1630Session 14Poster III (Room 405)
P3.1Aerosol effects in different types of precipitating clouds in the AmazonR. Braga
P3.2Scale and uncertainties issues in Hydrological applications of satellite rain products : Case study of the Niger River floods in NiameyC. Casse
P3.3Study on the trends of microwave land surface emissivity and precipitation characteristics derived from TRMMF. A. Furuzawa
P3.4Analysis and investigation of extreme rainfall events combining different data sourcesS. Gabriele
P3.5Characteristic differences between the heaviest rainfall and the tallest stormsA. Hamada
P3.6Importance of Calibrated Satellite Data for Weather and Climate Monitoring and ForecastingG. Kelem
P3.7Online Intercomparison of Satellite-based Global Precipitation Products: Challenges, Progress and Future DirectionsZ. Liu
P3.8Variability of Climatic Elements in Nigeria over Recent 100 years.T. Salami
P3.9Global Tracking and Life Cycle Analysis of Storms using a Decade of Satellite ObservationsR. Esmaili
P3.10JAXA GPM Mission Operation system overview and GPM data distribution from G-PortalT. Nio
P3.11Verifying precipitation forecasts with satellite rainfall products taking into account their uncertaintiesP. Chambon
P3.12Adaptive observation operator for microwave radiances affected by frozen precipitation in Goddard Ensemble Data Assimilation SystemP. Chambon
P3.13Development of GPM/DPR Data Assimilation at JMAY. Ikuta
P3.14Comparative study of GPM-derived precipitation with the 3.5-km-resolution NICAM simulationsS. Kotsuki
P3.15Towards the assimilation of space-borne precipitation radar in the ensemble-based variational schemeK. Okamoto
P3.16Recent Developments and Releases of Precipitation Products from the German Weather Service and the EUMETSAT CM SAFA. Andersson
P3.17Future changes in precipitation associated with the Baiu front in the CMIP5 simulationsC. Yokoyama
P3.18Developing Consistent Precipitation Estimates from Microwave Radiometers for GPM and Long-Term Climate ApplicationsW. Berg
P3.19PERSIANN-CDR: A Daily Precipitation Climate Data RecordK. Hsu
P3.20GPM Data Products , their availability and production statusE. F. Stocker
1630-1645Working Groups (WG) Instructions
1645-1830WG Breakout Session 1 (Rooms 403, 404, 405, 406, 407)
1830-2030 Workshop Dinner hosted by JAXA (Restaurant ESPOIR, 1st Floor)

Thursday, 20 November 2014

TimeNo.TitlePresenter
0900-1040WG Breakout Session 2 (Rooms 402, 403, 404, 405, 406)
1040-1110 Coffee break (Room 405)
1110-1230WG Breakout Session 3 (Rooms 402, 403, 404, 405, 406)
1230-1430 Lunch
1430-1600WG reports
1600-1630IPWG7 Wrap Up
1630Arthur Hou Memorial Session on Precipitation Data Assimilation(Chair: G. S. Jackson)
1630-165019.1Microphysics, Cloud resolving models, PMM and Arthur HouW-K. Tao
1650-171019.2Model errors in tropical cloud and precipitation revealed by the assimilation of microwave imageryK. Lonitz
1710-173019.3Initial evaluation of GPM microwave imager observations in the JMA NWP systemsM. Kazumori
1730-175019.4Physical Inversion and Data Assimilation of Cloud and Rain-Affected Passive Microwave Satellite ObservationsS. Boukabara
1750-181019.5Dual-Scale Neighboring Ensemble Variational Assimilation Scheme for a Cloud-Resolving ModelK. Aonashi
1810-183019.6A data-assimilation technique to account for the nonlinear dependence of satellite observations of precipitation on variables that are not explicitly resolved by the modelZ. Haddad

Friday, 21 November 2014

IPWG Technical Tour (by pre-registration)
(Last update: 12 Nov. 2014)