Oral Presentations
Plenary Session
JST and JICA’s SATREPS Program: Addressing Global Issues with Developing Countries
— Progress and Prospects of International Joint Research Projects on Climate Change and Water Supported by the Government of Japan —
Location: Eminence Hall
Conveners: Ruby Leung and Jun Matsumoto
| Time | Title | Presenter |
| 08:30–09:00 | Leveraging hydrology to enhance climate resilience | KOIKE, Toshio |
| 09:00–09:30 | Studies on Hydrometeorological Ensemble Forecasting in China | YUAN, Huiling |
| 09:30–10:00 | Changing Water Cycle and Monsoon Precipitation Extremes: Lessons Learned and Way Forward | RAGHAVAN, Krishnan |
| 10:00–10:30 |
Parallel Sessions
Session 01
Groundwater Resources, Sustainability, Modeling and Observations
Location: Myabi
Conveners: Stefan Kollet, Laura Condon
| Time | Title | Presenter |
| 15:00–17:15 | ||
| 17:15–17:30 | Estimation Of Water Velocities And Volumetric Fluxes In Catchments And Groundwater Systems | BERKOWITZ, Brian |
| 17:30–17:45 | Eco-Hydrogeological Assessment Of Nature-Based Solution For Flood Risk Reduction In Lowland Sub-Catchment Of Thailand Using Swat-Modflow Simulation | PUTTHIVIDHYA, Aksara |
| 17:45–18:00 | The Decline In The Groundwater Table Depth Over The Past Four Decades In China Simulated By The NOAH-MP Land Model | LI, Mingxing |
| 18:00–18:15 | Accelerating Continental-Scale Groundwater Simulation With A Fusion Of Machine Learning, Integrated Hydrologic Models And Community Platforms | MAXWELL, Reed |
| 18:15–18:30 | Impact Of Climate Change On Groundwater Storage Change In The South Korean Peninsula Using Satellite Data | AGOSSOU, Amos |
| 18:30–18:45 | A Global Transient Simulation Of Groundwater Level From H08-Modflow Model | HE, Qing |
Session 12
Water and climate in urban and/or coastal environments
Location: Rose
Conveners: Martin Best, Rogier Westerhoff
| Time | Title | Presenter |
| 10:30–10:45 | Cooling Adelaide Summers By Enhanced Passive Stormwater Infiltration | GUAN, Huade |
| 10:45–11:00 | Response Of Extreme Precipitation To Urban Expansion Over Megaregions | PANG, Bo |
| 11:00–11:15 | Measuring And Modelling The Effect Of Sea Level Rise On Groundwater Level And Salinity: Case Studies From New Zealand | WESTERHOFF, Rogier |
| 11:15–11:30 | How A Warmer Future Climate Will Reshape Extreme Weather And Water Cycle Over Great Lakes Region: Summer Convective System And Winter Lake-Effect Snowstorm | QIAN, Yun |
| 11:30–11:45 | Improving An Extreme Precipitation Simulation With Realistic Urban Land Use Representation | PAUL, Oscar |
| 11:45–12:00 | Land Subsidence In Bangkok Vicinity: Causes And Long-Term Trend Analysis Using Insar And Random Forest | AHMED, Sakina |
| 12:00–13:30 |
| Time | Title | Presenter |
| 15:00–17:15 | ||
| 17:15–17:30 | Vulnerability To Geomorphic Hazards And Flooding In Bangladesh | TIGGELOVEN, Timothy |
| 17:30–17:45 | Toward Future Global Water Scarcity Assessment Including Major Cities. | KAJIYAMA, Kiyoharu |
| 17:45–18:00 | Impacts Of Climate-Driven Temperature Rise On Brackish Water Fishes: A Comprehensive Literature Review | BANDARA, Gayathra |
| 18:00–18:15 | On the Localized Extreme Rainfall over the Great Bay Area in South China with Complex Topography and Strong UHI Effects | LUO, Yali |
| 18:15–18:30 | Submarine Groundwater Discharge Potential along the Coastal region of West Bengal, India | PINGALE, Santosh Murlidhar |
| 18:30–18:45 | Evaluating Future Sea Level Rise To Project Beach Loss Rate In Toyama Prefecture | DHANRAJ, Dasari |
Session 15
Monitoring and modeling of water, energy and carbon processes across scales
Location: Ohgi
Conveners: Gianpaolo Balsamo, Yunyan Zhang, Ying Sun, Thomas Kurosu (morning), JT Reager (afternoon)
| Time | Title | Presenter |
| 10:30–10:45 | Development Of A Global Cloud-System-Resolving Model Equipped With Stable Water Isotopes (Nicam-Wiso) | TANOUE, Masahiro |
| 10:45–11:00 | The Role Of The Indian Ocean In Flooding And Wetland Methane Emissions Across East Africa | FOLWELL, Sonja |
| 11:00–11:15 | How Can Ground-Based Observations Help With Validation And Improvement Of Global Storm Resolving Models On Clouds And Convection, And Their Interaction With Land Surface? | ZHANG, Yunyan |
| 11:15–11:30 | Climate Sensitivity Controls Global Precipitation Hysteresis In A Changing CO2 Pathway | YEH, Sang-Wook |
| 11:30–11:45 | Crucial Role Of Sea Surface Temperature Warming Patterns In Projections Of High-Impact Weather And Hydrologic And Climate Sensitivity | ZHAO, Ming |
| 11:45–12:00 | Improving Terrestrial Hydrologic Process Representation In Earth System Models: Accounting For Slope, Aspect, And Lateral Water Transfer Through Representative Hillslopes | LAWRENCE, David |
| 12:00–13:30 |
| Time | Title | Presenter |
| 15:00–17:15 | ||
| 17:15–17:30 | Leveraging Vegetation Chlorophyll Fluorescence For Improved Detection And Attribution Of Global Carbon-Water Cycle Change | PIERAT, Zoe |
| 17:30–17:45 | Afforestation In Aotearoa New Zealand: Tradeoffs Between Water Availability And Quality And Carbon Sequestration | KELLER, Elizabeth |
| 17:45–18:00 | Global Models Overestimate Streamflow Induced By Rising CO2 | WEI, Haoshan |
| 18:00–18:15 | Emergent Constraints On Future Climate-Driven Carbon Uptake In The Amazon | MELNIKOVA, Irina |
| 18:15–18:30 | CO2 And Temperature Acclimation Effects On The Carbon And Water Cycle At The Global Scale Simulated By MIROC-ES2L | NAM, Kumiko |
| 18:30–18:45 | Improving Earth System Models Via Hierarchical System Development | EK, Mike |
Session 16
Novel monitoring, modelling and benchmarking towards improved process understanding and prediction of land-atmosphere interaction
Location: Ohgi
Conveners: Gab Abramowitz, Yijian Zeng, Xianhong Meng
| Time | Title | Presenter |
| 10:30–10:45 | Understanding Drought Responses Of Ecosystems With A Soil-Plant-Atmosphere Continuum Digital Twin Augmented With Earth Observation (SPACEO) | ZENG, Yijian |
| 10:45–11:00 | Explainable AI for water, energy and carbon cycle understanding | SHANGGUAN, Wei |
| 11:00–11:15 | Assessment Of Multi-Scale Water And Energy Cycles Produced From Both Offline Global Snow DA System And Coupled Global Forecast System Experiments Using The In-Situ And Satellite-Retrieved Observations | XIA, Youlong |
| 11:15–11:30 | The Existence And Uniqueness Of The Solutions For The Photosynthesis–Transpiration–Stomatal Conductance Model | MASUTOMI, Yuji |
| 11:30–11:45 | Modeling The Plant Capacitive Water Improves The Transpiration Seasonal Change In Land Surface Model | LU, Xingjie |
| 11:45–12:00 | Improvement Of Flux Calculation For Heat And Moisture Transfer Over Vegetated Surfaces In NOAH-MP | ZHENG, Weizhong |
| 12:00–13:30 | ||
| 13:30–13:45 | Proposing A Method For Predicting Future Peatland Development Through The Construction Of A Photosynthesis-Inclusive Peat Accumulation Model | NAITO, Daigo |
| 13:45–14:00 | How do biophysical feedbacks regulate temperature extremes during the Australian Tinderbox Drought and Black Summer bushfires | MU, Mengyuan |
| 14:00–14:15 | Representing Hillslope-Scale Land Surface Heterogeneity In Land Surface Model Substantially Modulates Water And Energy Budget | LI, Shuping |
| 14:15–14:30 | Upscaling Techniques Of Soil Hydraulic And Thermal Parameters For Use In Land Surface Models | WEI, Nan |
| 14:30–14:45 | Challenges And Opportunities In Building A Global Model Of Plant Hydraulics | SABOT, Manon |
| 14:45–15:00 | Enhancing Land Surface Models With Deep Learning: A Novel Differentiable Parameter Learning Framework | XIE, wenpeng |
| 15:00–17:15 |
Session 17
Climate Extrense: documentation and observations
Location: Myabi
Conveners: M-H. Ahn, Espen Volden
| Time | Title | Presenter |
| 10:30–10:45 | Analysis Of Extreme Events In The Urban Environment Using Satellite Data | PONGRACZ, Rita |
| 10:45–11:00 | A Mechanism Of Heavy Rainfall In Taklimakan Desert | WANG, Chenghai |
| 11:00–11:15 | Reconstructing Solar Radiation From Historical Weather Records In Japan: Analyzing Climatic Conditions And Market Economy During The 1830sFamine | ICHINO, Mika |
| 11:15–11:30 | Anthropogenic Influences On The Water Cycle Amplify Uncertainty In Drought Assessments | KUMAR, Sujay |
| 11:30–11:45 | Reprocessing Of Radar/Raingauge Analyzed Precipitation (R/A) Data Over Japan For The Last Several Decades. —The Plan And Its Benefit To The Society— | KUMA, Kenichi |
| 11:45–12:00 | Combining Satellite And Ground Observations To Improve And Expand Water Predictions In Northern Watersheds | TEMIMI, Marouane |
| 12:00–13:30 | ||
| 13:30–13:45 | Assessing The Contribution Of Daily Surface Waters Observations Versus The Current Operational Constellation Of Altimeters For Hydrological Monitoring Of Under-Monitored Basins: The Cases Of Maroni And Niger Basins | GAL, Laetitia |
| 13:45–14:00 | Tracking Hydrological Extremes And Trends With GRACE And GRACE-FO | RODELL, Matthew |
| 14:00–14:15 | Extreme Climate Indices Across Pakistan: Elevation Dependent Variability, And Large-Scale Driving Mechanisms | HINA, Saadia |
| 14:15–14:30 | A Rainstorm Event In Taklamakan Desert: Where The Water Vapor Originates? | GONG, Yongqi |
| 14:30–14:45 | Flood Hazard Assessment Of Extreme Flood Events Over Patna,India: A Flood Prone Zone | GHOSH NEE LALA, Mili |
| 14:45–15:00 | Extreme Weather Monitoring System Using Micro-Satellite And Ground-Based Lightning Networks | TAKAHASHI, Yukihiro |
| 15:00–17:15 |
Session 26
Predictability and prediction of extreme events
Location: Eminence Hall (morning) and Eminence Hall-A (afternoon)
Conveners: Huiling Yuan, Qiaohong Sun
| Time | Title | Presenter |
| 10:30–10:45 | Effect Of Precipitation On The Variability Of Extreme Sea Levels Along The Coast Of Bangladesh | ISLAM, Md. Anowarul |
| 10:45–11:00 | Water Balance Map Of The Toyohira River Basin In Heavy Rainfall And Its Application To The Flood Control | FUKUOKA, Shoji |
| 11:00–11:15 | Proposal Of Nonstationary Evaluation Method For Extreme Rainfall Time Series Based On Probability Limit Method | SHIMIZU, Keita |
| 11:15–11:30 | Uncovering The Interannual Predictability Of The 2003 European Summer Heatwave Linked To The Tibetan Plateau | LEUNG, L. Ruby |
| 11:30–11:45 | Potential Vorticity Tracer Analysis Of Kerala Flood Of 2018 And 2019 In NCMRWF Regional Model | ARAVINDAKSHAN PILLAI, Jayakumar |
| 11:45–12:00 | Prediction Of Water, Sediment, And Driftwood Runoff During Extreme Events Using The Rainfall-Sediment-Runoff (RSR) Model | HARADA, Daisuke |
| 12:00–13:30 | ||
| 13:30–13:45 | Progress And Challenges In Monitoring And Forecasting Flood Hazards Using Multi-Platform Observations And A Hydrological Model In Developing Regions | RASMY, Mohamed |
| 13:45–14:00 | Extreme Rainfall Events Over Indian Region And Its Forecasting Using Numerical Weather Prediction Models | PATTANAIK, DUSHMANTA |
| 14:00–14:15 | Design And Planning Of Climate Change Adaptation For Coastal Protection Facilities Around Fishing Ports | OKADA, Kiyohiro |
| 14:15–14:30 | Global Short Term Drought Prediction Based On Stable States Between The Land And The Atmosphere | ROUNDY, Joshua |
| 14:30–14:45 | Projections Of Water Cycle Extremes In The Indus River Basin:Insights From NEX-GDDP CMIP6 Model Simulations | BOKHARI, Syed Ahsan Ali |
| 14:45–15:00 | Assessing Debris Flow Phenomena In Small Catchments Of The Northern Tien Shan | ZAGINAEV, Vitalii |
| 15:00–17:15 | ||
| 17:15–17:30 | Enhancing Statistical Tc Rainfall Predictions: Introducing A Novel Tool For Identifying Similar Tracks | HOKSON, Jose Angelo |
| 17:30–17:45 | Impact Of Global Warming On Development And Attenuation Processes Of Typhoon – Numerical Simulation Of Typhoon Hagibis (2019) Using Pseudo Global Warming Method – | NAKAJIMA, Keigo |
| 17:45–18:00 | Mechanism Of Atmospheric Moisture Transport Associated With The Extrem Precipitation In The Lancang-Mekong River Basin | ZHANG, Shuyu |
| 18:00–18:15 | Scaling of Extreme Precipitation Intensity with Local Temperature: Model Performance and Implication for Projected Changes | WANG, Guiling |
| 18:15–18:30 | Classification of d4PDF-based Typhoon Trajectories using Self-Organizing Map | YOSHIDA, Natsuki |
| 18:30–18:45 | Evaluation on regional characteristics of uncertainty in extreme rainfall over the world | YAMADA, Tomohito |
Session 27
Early warning of climate and disaster risk management
Location: Eminence Hall B
Conveners: Stefan Uhlenbrook, Qingyun Duan
| Time | Title | Presenter |
| 12:00–13:30 | ||
| 13:30–13:45 | Toward Industrial Applications Of Flood Predictions Using Today's Earth | YOSHIMURA, Kei |
| 13:45–14:00 | Rainfall Pattern Variations And Effects On The Stability Of The Shallow Landslide Hazard Site Rangamati, Bangladesh | KHATUN, Mahmuda |
| 14:00–14:15 | Proposal Of A Method For Predicting Flood Risk For Unexperienced Rainfall Using Climate Change Prediction Information | YONEDA, Hayase |
| 14:15–14:30 | Supporting Climate And Disaster Resilience In The Philippines Through Energy, Climate And Weather Forecast Research | CRUZ, Faye Abigail |
| 14:30–14:45 | Expected Social Impacts And Transformation From Long-Term Flood Forecasting System: Insights From Participatory Workshops In Nagano City, Japan | NAKAMURA, Shinichiro |
| 14:45–15:00 | Impacts Of Climate Change On Monthly Dam Inflow In Japan | HOSHINO, Tsuyoshi |
| 15:00–17:15 | ||
| 17:15–17:30 | Investigation Of Evaluation Indexes For Severe Snowstorm Events In The Snowy Cold Region Of Japan | HARADA, Yusuke |
| 17:30–17:45 | Realtime Flood Risk Management System To Lead To Appropriate Disaster Prevention Action | IWAMI, Yochi |
| 17:45–18:00 | Characteristics of woody debris and their long-term budget on an annual scale in Japan using storage function with the lumped hydrological method | KOMORI, Daisuke |
| 18:00–18:15 | Current Status And Challenges In Operating Flood Early Warning Systems At The Local Level In Japan | CAO, Vu Quynh Anh |
| 18:15–18:30 | Development of Community-Based Early Warning System for Climate Change Induced Flash Flood in Himalaya | TIWARI, Prakash Chandra |
| 18:30–18:45 | Advancing Multi-Hazard Worst-Case Scenario Analysis: Maximizing the Potential of Large Ensemble Tropical Cyclone Forecasts | ISLAM, Md. Rezuanul |
Stakeholder Sessions
JST and JICA’s SATREPS Program: Addressing Global Issues with Partner Countries — Progress and Prospects of International Joint Research Projects on Climate Change and Water Supported by the Government of Japan —
Location: Rose
Time: 13:00–17:00
Organizer: JST and JICA
Civil Engineering Research Institute’s efforts to understand the impact of climate change on disasters and the environment in snowy and cold regions, and adaptation measures of climate change
Location: Clover
Time: 13:00–15:00
Organizer: Civil Engineering Research Institute for Cold Region (CERI)
Initiatives to resolve social problems related to water and climate at Hokkaido University.
Location: Clover
Time: 15:30–17:30
Organizer: Hokkaido University
Side Meetings (by invitation only)
Impact of Initialized Land Temperature and Snowpack on Sub-Seasonal to Seasonal Prediction Phase II (LS4P-II)
Location: Miyabi
Time: 12:00 – 13:30
CLIVAR/GEWEX Monsoon Panel
Location: Rose
Time: 19:30 – 21:00
Bangladesh Flooding Meeting
Location: Clover
Time: 19:30 – 21:00
Poster Presentations
Session 01
Groundwater Resources, Sustainability, Modeling and Observations
Location: Cherry
| Board # + Presenter | Title |
| C01 – CHELLI, Badiaa | Sustainability Of Transboundary Groundwater Resources In North Africa Between Algeria Tunisia And Lybia |
| C21 – AL-MARRI, Jaber | Groundwater Characteristics, An Observatory Approach |
Session 12
Water and climate in urban and/or coastal environments
Location: Plaza Hall
| Board # + Presenter | Title |
| P01 – NGUYEN, Van Thanh Van | Modeling Of Extreme Rainfall Processes In The Climate Change Context For Urban Water Infrastructure Design |
| P02 – KIKUCHI, Kei | Flood Inundation Analysis In Low-Lying River Basin Using Different Digittal Elevation Model |
| P03 – LEE, Jaebeom | The Role Of Sea Level Rise On Seawater Intrusion Into Coastal Aquifer In The Eastern Coastal Region Of South Korea |
| P04 – MUÑOZ, Luis | Urban Climate Simulation In The Metropolitan Area Of Buenos Aires (Suramba): Sensitivity Study On Anthropogenic Parameters And Lcz Reclassification |
| P05 – IRIE, Kenta | Effects Of The Sensible Flux Modification On Precipitation In The Osaka Metropolitan Area |
| P06 – MABUCHI, Shinya | Study On Improvement Of Vil Nowcast Using Three-Dimensional Wind Field Estimation Results From Dual Polarization Phased Array Weather Radar |
| P07 – IRITANI, Ryuki | Analysis Of Long-Term Trends In River Water Temperature In Japan |
| P08 – KONDURU, Rakesh Teja | Exploring Urban-Atmosphere Scale Interactions In Extreme Weather Large Eddy Simulations |
| P10 – TIGGELOVEN, Timothy | Nature-based Solutions, mangrove restoration and global coastal flood risk reductions |
Session 15
Monitoring and modeling of water, energy and carbon processes across scales.
Location: Plaza Hall
| Board # + Presenter | Title |
| P11 – ABE, Manabu | Relationship Between Responses In Hydrological And Terrestrial Carbon Cycles To 1815 Tambora Volcanic Eruption In MIROC-ES2L |
| P12 – ZENG, Xiaodong | A General Model For Plant Resource Competition And Population Structures |
| P13 – KAWAI, Hideaki | What Determines Earth System Model Performance? Physics Or …? |
| P14 – PANDA, SUBRAT KUMAR | Performance Evaluation Of Weather Research Forecasting Model With Lightning Parameterization Schemes To Identify Lightning Hotspot Regions In India |
| P15 – ZHANG, WEI | Snow Cover Controls Frozen Soil Regime In Chinese Altai Mountains |
| P16 – KUROSU, Thomas P. | Observation Of Solar-Induced Fluorescence From The Orbiting Carbon Observatory 2&3 Missions |
| P17 – CRANKO PAGE, Jon | Are Plant Functional Types Fit For Purpose? |
| P18 – BLANCO, Joaquin | Challenges In Validation Of Simulated Precipitation Over The Southern Ocean |
| P19 – ZHOU, Xudong | Enhancing River Model Validation Through Satellite Altimetry Data |
| P20 – NINOMIYA, Hideki | The Future Effect Of Non-Structural Carbohydrates On Global Vegetation Dynamics With Climate Change By Using Seib-Dgvm-Nsc |
| P21 – MOROZUMI, Tomoki | Monitoring The Drought Impact On A Larch Forest With Solar-Induced Chlorophyll Fluorescence |
| P22 – ZENG, Yijian | Six Potential Evapotranspiration Methods Fail to Provide Consistent Global Irrigation Water Requirement |
| P23 – BUAREAL, Kanokrat | Solar-Induced Chlorophyll Fluorescence: A Ground-Based Approach For Assessing Photosynthesis And Methane Emission In A Temperate Wetland Ecosystem |
| P24 – PIERRAT, Zoe | Scaling Diurnal And Seasonal Dynamics Of Water Use Efficiency From The Site To The Globe |
| P25 – ISHIDA, Kota | Estimate Suspended Sediment Concentration In Global River From Satellite Image And Flux Conservation At Confluence Without In-Situ Observation |
| P26 – PONGRACZ, Rita | Validation of global climate model simulatations focusing on the Mediterranean cyclones and their precipitation zones |
| P27 – YAMAZAKI, Akira | Land-sea contrast of observation impacts in the recent global observing network estimated by EFSO |
| P28 – GUAN, Huade | Large-scale vegetation response and feedback to terrestrial water storage variation |
| P29 – SAKURAI, Gen | Impact Of Changes In Precipitation And Temperature On Crop Species In Japan Under Future Climate Change Scenarios: Comprehensive Analysis Of More Than 50 Species |
| P30 – RYU, Young-Hee | Application Of Machine Learning And Explainable Artificial Intelligence (XAI) To Understanding The Relative Roles Of Rain And Pollutant Concentration In Wet Deposition Across East Asia |
| P31 – CAO, Zetao | Post-Wildfire Surface Deformation In Canadian Northwest Territories Revealed By Sentinel-1 INSAR |
| P93 – SHANG, Lunyu | Temporal And Spatial Variations Of Surface Energy Flux And Its Mechanisms Over The Source Region Of The Yellow River |
Session 16
Novel monitoring, modelling and benchmarking towards improved process understanding and prediction of land-atmosphere interaction
Location: Plaza Hall
| Board # + Presenter | Title |
| P32 – YILMAZ, Yeliz A. | Leveraging Earth Observations To Evaluate Modeled Snow Cover Dynamics Over Scandinavia |
| P33 – ZHANG, Shupeng | Lateral Flow In The Common Land Model |
| P34 – MENG, Xianhong | Land Surface Modelling On The Tibetan Plateau Based On The Observational Physical Processes In The Community Land Model |
| P35 – CHEN, Hao | Water Retention In The Source Region Of The Yellow River: A Pre- And Post-Ecological Project Evaluation |
| P36 – LI, Zhaoguo | Effect Of Snow Cover On Water And Heat Transfer In Alpine Meadows In The Eastern Tibetan Plateau |
| P37 – LIU, Rong | Hydraulic Properties Within The Complete Moisture Range Of Hydric Soil On The Tibetan Plateau |
| P38 – SUZUKI, Hiroaki | Model Reproduction And Future Prediction Of Stream Temperature Under Different Geological Conditions |
| P39 – CAPPELLETTI, Lucía María | Understanding The Transition Of Agricultural Plains Hydrological System Under Land Use Change: Insights From The Orchidee Land Surface Model |
| P40 – NAKAGAWA, Tatsuki | A Century-Scale Retrospective Quantification Of Climate Change And Breeding Impacts On Rice Yield Increase To Date In Japan Through Optimizing Parameters Of Crop Model Matcro |
| P41 – WU, Mengtian | Surrogate Modeling In Paramter Analysis And Optimization For Land Simulation Models: A Comparison On Model Selection And Tuning |
| P42 – XU, Qingchen | A baseline framework for evaluating land surface models |
| P43 – SON, Yeonjin | Changes In Soil Temperature Profile Over The Major Rivers In The Northern Eurasia |
| P44 – LI, Hongmei | Development And Evaluation Of Plant Hydraulic Schemes In MATSIRO Land Surface Model |
| P45 – AN, Yingying | Impacts Of Physical Parameterization Scheme Of Snow And Soil Properties Over The Tibetan Plateau On The Simulation Of Summer Rainfall In China |
| P46 – SAYEM, Hossain Md. | Evaluation Of Pore Size Distribution And Soil-Water Characteristic Curve Of Granite Residual Soil Under Multiple Drying-Wetting Cycles |
| P47 – SHU, Lele | The 3D high-resolution land-surface hydrological model development in Yellow River Source Region |
Session 17
Climate Extremes: documentation and observations
Location: Plaza Hall
| Board # + Presenter | Title |
| P48 – GOSH NEE LALA, Mili | Flood Hazard Assessment Of Extreme Flood Events Over Patna, India: A Flood Prone Zone |
| P49 – TADOKORO, Tadashi | Development And Actual Use Of Real Time Anomaly Detection System Of River Water Level Data |
| P50 – VREUGDENHIL, Mariette | Drought Monitoring And Early Warning With Satellite Soil Moisture Data |
| P52 – GIRALDO-OSORIO, Juan Diego | Long-Term Changes, And Influence Of The ENSO, On The Precipitation And Temperature Extremes Of Colombia: Results Using Data From The Satellite Rainfall Estimates Chirps, And Data Provided By Ground Stations |
| P53 – KUNDU, Shyam Sundar | Evolution Of Extreme Rainfall Characteristics Over The North East India With Increasing Event Rarity: A Historical To Future Climate Warming Perspective |
| P54 – DULAWAN, Judy Marie | Documenting Flood Damages: Validating Social Vulnerability Indicators Using Disaster Reports In Metro Manila, Philippines |
| P55 – MATSUOKA, Ryo | Summertime Hot Weather Zone Classification For Japanese Urban Cities. |
| P56 – TSUCHIYA, Hina | Extraction Of Aspect Ratio Of Quasi-Stationary Band-Shaped Precipitation Systems, Named “Senjo-Kousuitai” Using Directional Variogram Along With Its Evaluation |
| P57 – HENDRAWAN, Vempi Satriya Adi | Intensifying Wet Extremes In Upland And Drying In Lowlands Of Java Island Indonesia And Their Implications For Agriculture During The Past Decades |
| P58 – SUMAK, Katsiaryna | Assessment Of Drought Conditions On The Territory Of Belarus Using Satellite Information |
| P59 – CHENG, Si | Decadal Climatology And Trends In Oceanic Precipitation: Insights From 22 Satellite And Reanalysis Datasets |
| P60 – IRAWAN, Amalia | Assessing Agricultural Drought Vulnerability: Exploring Historical Drought Hotspots In West Java, Indonesia Through High-Resolution Satellite Imagery |
| P61 – SHARMA, Aditya | Assessment of the Weather Research and Forecasting (WRF) Model for Simulation of Extreme Rainfall Event in Semi Arid River Basin of India |
Session 26
Predictability and prediction of extreme events
Location: Plaza Hall
| Board # + Presenter | Title |
| P63 – OHYA, Yuta | Statistical Analysis Of Line-Shaped Rainbands Occurrence In Japan Utilizing Radar Observations And A High-Resolution Ensemble Climate Dataset |
| P64 – WAKAZUKI, Yasutaka | Response Experiments Of Heavy Rainfall Events Due To Global Warming And The Related Hydrological Simulations |
| P65 – NAKAEGAWA, Tosiyuki | Future Changes In Extreme Precipitation In Tropics Under Global Warming Projected With AGCMs |
| P66 – KUROSAWA, Kenta | Bridging Data Assimilation And Control Theory Toward Disaster Mitigation In Extreme Weather Events |
| P67 – YANO, Shinichiro | Development Of Evaluation Model For Driftwoods Generation In The Kawabe River Basin And Assessment Of The Effect Of The Climate Change |
| P68 – SUZUKI, Kazuyoshi | Understanding The December 2021 Extreme Precipitation Event In Interior Alaska Using The Arctic Regional Reanalysis (Arr) And ERA5 |
| P69 – SUZUKI, Shin-ichi | Future Projection Of Extremely Heavy Rainfall In The Tohoku District Of Japan With Large Ensemble Simulations By 5 Km Regional Climate Model |
| P70 – KITANO, Yoshikazu | Analysis Of Future Changes In Extreme Wind Speeds Using Multiple Bias Correction Methods |
| P72 – KOJIMA, Saori | Improving Of Flood P Rediction Method Using Multi Parameter Phased Array Weather Radar |
| P73 – YAMAZAKI, Takeshi | Future Changes In Snowfall Days And Extreme Snowfall By 5Km Mesh Large-Scale Regional Climate Ensemble Simulation |
| P74 – KIM, Kyu-Myong | Formation And Propagation Of Atmospheric River And Its Impact On Extreme Precipitation Events In The North Pacific And The Western North America |
| P75 – ASTILLERO, Shara Grace | Uncertainty In Planned Rainfall Exceedance For Flood Countermeasures Considering Climate Change |
| P76 – ZHUANG, huimin | Proposal Of A Comprehensive Risk Assessment Model For Cut Slopes Considering Long-Term Deterioration Characteristics Due To Weathering And Climate Change |
| P77 – ARYAL, Insaf | High-Resolution CMIP6 Insights: Past And Future Extremes Of Nepal's Precipitation. |
| P78 – MONDAL, Unashish | Determining Optimal Thresholds Of Thunderstorm Indices For Lightning Events Over India Using Wrf-Arw Model And ERA5 Reanalysis Datasets |
| P79 – YE, Xuxiang | Spatial And Temporal Characteristics And Forecast Skills Of Hydro-Meteorological Fields With Dimensionality Reduction Techniques |
| P80 – IWASHITA, Hisato | Predictability For Extreme Weather Changes Such As A Tornado And A Downburst Utilizing The Nowcast Data By A High-Density Ground Surface Meteorological Observation Network (Poteka) |
| P81 – WAKAO, Kazuya | Attribution Of Historical Increase Of Heavy Rainfall In Kyushu, Japan To Changes In Disturbance Types And Moisture Availability |
| P82 – KIM, Byeong-Hee | Asymmetric Predictability In Climate Forecast Models For Extreme Springtime Precipitation Events In East Asia : A Comparative Study Of The 1998 Pluvial And 2011 Drought |
| P83 – SHIMIZU, Keita | Proposal of the Reproducibility Evaluation Method for Ensemble Climate Experiments Based on Probability Limit Method |
| P84 – LEE, June-Yi | Seasonal to Multi-year Prediction of Statistics of Climate Extremes using the CESM2-based Climate Prediction System |
| P85 – HIRAGA, Yusuke | Model-Based PMP Estimation For The Maipo River Basin In Chile |
Session 27
Early warning of climate and disaster risk management
Location: Cherry
| Board # + Presenter | Title |
| C02 – YOSHIDA, Natsuki | Water Resources Risk Assessment For Drought On Seto Inland Sea Climate |
| C03 – YAMAZAKI, Taichi | Geo-Disaster In Hokkaido And Impact Of Climate Change |
| C04 – KOYABU, Tsuyoshi | Possibility Of Educational Game Software On Maintain Of Young People’s Long Term Interesting In Water Related Disaster |
| C05 – LEE, Byung Hyun | A Study On Urban Flooding Analysis And Validation Using Epa Swmm Model And Iot Sensors |
| C06 – HASEGAWA, Natsuki | Development And Operation Of The Timeline For Flood Disaster Prevention Customized To The Characteristics Of Disaster Key Hospitals |
| C07 – MATSUSHITA, Hiroki | Recent Trends In The Onset Of The Snow Melting Season Related To Wet-Snow Avalanches In Hokkaido, Japan |
| C08 – LEE, Shih-Yu | Asian Urban Heat Stress And Associated Labor Hour Hazard From ERA5 Reanalysis |
| C09 – PENA BETHANCOURT, Hugo Jehoshua | Risk-Based Approach For Embankment Factor Of Safety Analysis Considering Muon Tomography Analysis And Soil Properties |
| C10 – GOO, Eunhan | Resilience Of Photosynthetic Response To Hydroclimatic Disturbance Across Pan-Tropical Terrestrial Ecosystems |
| C11 – NAMIKAWA, Keigo | Application Of Exploration Technology Using Cosmic Ray Muon To Reduce Risk Of Embankment Failure Under Climate Change |
| C12 – SON, MinWoo | Introducing And Evaluation Of Dam Inflow Prediction Method Based On Bi-LSTM |
| C13 – SHIMADA, Yumi | Marine Inundation By Extreme Waves During The Last 3000 Years At A Coastal Lake On The Pacific Coast Of Central Japan |
| C14 – KATAYOSE, Riku | Estimation Of Risk Of Slope Hazard Occurrence In Snowy And Cold Regions Due To Climate Change |
| C15 – MATSUDA, Seiya | A Study On The Impact Of Data Extension On A Correction Method For Short-Term Precipitation Prediction Using Deep Learning |
| C16 – HYEONG JOO, Lee | Heavy Snow Damage Estimation Considering Risk Levels In South Korea |
| C17 – YONG CHAN, Jung | Vulnerability For Road Icing Using Psr Technique And The Number Of Snow Events |
| C18 – PHAKDIMEK, Sartsin | Assessing The Impact Of Climate Change On Landslide Dynamics In Japan: A Focus On Shallow And Deep-Seated Landslides In Northern And Western Regions |
| C19 – FUKUOKA, Shoji | Development of a Real-Time Analysis Method for Inundation during Heavy Rainfall in Urban Areas and Its Application to Evacuation and Disaster Mitigation |
| C21 – LEE, So Hyun | Meteorological Drought Prediction Using Weather And Climate Big Data And Machine Learning |
Session 30
Water and Climate Science Open Session
Location: Plaza Hall
| Board # + Presenter | Title |
| P85 – SAVITRI, Amanatullah | Field Survey Of The Sanitation Condition Of Coastal Communities In Belakang Padang Island Toward Appropriate Sanitation Facilities On Small Islands |
| P86 – IMAMURA, Kohei | Adaptations To Sea Level Rise In Japanese Coasts: The Cost Of Residential Relocation Including The Use Of Vacant Houses |
| P87 – SHOLIKAH, Umi | Exploring Benthic Organism-Electrode Interactions For High Performance Sediment Microbial Fuel Cells |
| P88 – CHO, Ilhyeon | A CO2-To-C2H4 Conversion Performance Of An Electrochemical Flow Cell Using H2SO4 Electrolyte Solution |
| P89 – OH, Jin Young | Stretchable Subthreshold Organic Transistors For Highly Sensitive Low-Power Skin-Like Wearable Temperature Sensors |
| P90 – TOGASHI, Kenichi | State Evaluation Of Water-Steam Mixed Flow By Thermodynamic Model And Visualization Experiment |
| P91 – INAMI, Tomoya | Study On The Estimation Method Of Abundance And Utilization Technique For The Deciduous Japanese Black Pine Leaves |
| P92 – ASAHINA, Takeshi | TCFD Sustainability Disclosure: The State of Japanese Corporate Engagement |
