#SOLA new paper✨
"The Role of Sea-Surface Conditions in Southern-Hemisphere Polar Vortex Strength and Associated Wave Forcing Revealed by a Multi-member Ensemble Simulation with the Chemistry–Climate Model"
https://t.co/l7QgeJdIW1 https://t.co/3Y3xvqDZfE
This is the first time that 1000 years of large ensemble experiments have been conducted to detect the role of sea-surface conditions in Southern-Hemisphere #polar #vortex strength and #ozonehole by chemistry–climate models with 1,000 ensemble members. https://t.co/6YcahwXsir https://t.co/XJAUoBk9SD
Sola new paper: Ken Hirata, Miho Sekiguchi, Yousuke Sato, and Masaru Inatsu, Biases in Shortwave Three-Dimensional Radiative Transfer Calculations for High-Resolution Numerical Models, SOLA, 2023, Vol. 19, 50-56, doi:10.2151/sola.2023-007, https://t.co/KP2n09lWDq
, #SOLA https://t.co/yPWn8edD9q
Sola new paper: Masaki Satoh and Keisuke Hosotani, Characteristics Analysis of the Senjo-Kousuitai Conditions in the Kyushu Region in Early July: The Case of the July 2020 Heavy Rainfall Event, SOLA, 2023, Vol. 19A, 1-8, doi:10.2151/sola.19A-001, https://t.co/5nHJPk3j5n, #SOLA https://t.co/28vMVXxeNQ
New Graphical Abstract now available online.
Masunaga R., T. Miyakawa, T. Kawasaki and H. Yashiro, 2023,: Flux Adjustment on Seasonal-Scale Sea Surface Temperature Drift in NICOCO. J. Meteor. Soc. Japan, 101.
https://t.co/YiCEejqZEc
https://t.co/Ca4MxHtbjG https://t.co/yW1eAxGI86
Sola new paper: Kazuto Takemura and Hitoshi Mukougawa, Mechanism for the Abnormal Extension of North Pacific Subtropical High toward Japan in Late June 2022, SOLA, 2023, Vol. 19, 1-8, doi:10.2151/sola.2023-001, https://t.co/PV7GplcCYc, #SOLA https://t.co/Csu7fKawUp
Temporal variations of atmospheric radon-222 (222Rn) were observed in Japan. Normalized diurnal cycles of 222Rn in winter were consistent between observations and simulations and were driven by variations in planetary boundary layer height. #ClimateChange
https://t.co/LQeqJ0mNOc https://t.co/c9KSJ73dnk
New Graphical Abstract now available online.
Kodama S. and M. Sato, 2022: Statistical analysis of remote precipitation in Japan caused by typhoons in September. J. Meteor. Soc. Japan, 100.
https://t.co/xCEdGIyKbX
https://t.co/DgMsObUzEJ https://t.co/UwkuTDImY6
Sola new paper: Shion Sekizawa and Tsubasa Kohyama, Meteotsunami Observed in Japan Following the Hunga Tonga Eruption in 2022 Investigated Using a One-Dimensional Shallow-Water Model, SOLA,2022, Vol. 18,129-134,doi:10.2151/sola.2022-021,
https://t.co/KRot4SuRmR https://t.co/2GEyVeVP59
Sola new paper: Yoshio Kawatani, Takeshi Horinouchi, Naoki Sato, Storylines of Projected Climate Changes around Japan Associated with Upper Troposphere and Stratosphere Responses, SOLA,2022, Vol. 18,122-128,doi:10.2151/sola.2022-020, https://t.co/hsviy99UOr https://t.co/7hqCf826xS
Sola early online release: Sekizawa and Kohyama, Meteotsunami observed in Japan following the Hunga Tonga eruption in 2022 investigated using a one-dimensional shallow-water model, SOLA, 2022, Vol.18, doi:10.2151/sola.2022-021, https://t.co/UN9baH2qd1
This manuscript has been finally accepted for publication in SOLA (Scientific Online Letters on the Atmosphere). You can read the final version of the manuscript at
https://t.co/JUX5ZtusM4 https://t.co/9cZU0ijKRk
Sola new paper: Hayashi and Shiogama, Assessment of CMIP6-Based Future Climate Projections Selected for Impact Studies in Japan, SOLA, 2022, Vol.18, 96-103, doi:10.2151/sola.2022-016, https://t.co/LbTTmZ5tzW https://t.co/YeruqR4pmE
New Online Release of JMSJ Vol. 100, No.2 (April 2022)
Patra et al., 2022: Forward and inverse modelling of atmospheric nitrous oxide using MIROC4-atmospheric chemistry-transport model. J. Meteor. Soc. Japan, 100, 361-386.
https://t.co/nTENvHphpB https://t.co/RwCv7IYPL4
New Online Release of JMSJ Vol. 100, No.2 (April 2022)
Ishijima et al., 2022: Understanding temporal variations of atmospheric radon-222 around Japan using model simulations. J. Meteor. Soc. Japan, 100,343-359.
https://t.co/1InmQuKFBJ https://t.co/x53WrsTNPB
New Online Release of JMSJ Vol. 100, No.2 (April 2022)
Ito, K., 2022: Bias in near-real-time global sea surface temperature analysis of Japan Meteorological Agency associated with tropical cyclone passages in western North Pacific. J.M.S.J, 100, 321-341.
https://t.co/t8RC4CLKjh https://t.co/Ja30zUMU4u
Sola early online release: Nasuno et al., Impacts of midlatitude western North Pacific sea surface temperature anomaly on the subseasonal to seasonal tropical cyclone activity: case study of the 2018 boreal summer, SOLA, 2022,18, doi:10.2151/sola.2022-015,https://t.co/0sXrBhcyAH
Sola new paper: Terasaki and Miyoshi, A 1024-Member NICAM-LETKF Experiment for the July 2020 Heavy Rainfall Event, SOLA, 2022, Vol.18A, 8-14, doi:10.2151/sola.18A-002, https://t.co/JzdOScM0fI https://t.co/b1DycvJ2RY
Sola early online release: Hayashi and Shiogama, Assessment of CMIP6-based future climate projections selected for impact studies in Japan, SOLA, 2022, doi:10.2151/sola.2022-016, https://t.co/fjgHSWOhM7
論文でました!まだ早期公開資料ですが無料で見れます。
日本での気候変動影響評価・適応政策の研究に今後使われるデータセットの元となる5つの気候モデルの特性を調べました。
Assessment of CMIP6-based future climate projections selected for impact studies in Japan https://t.co/BVVsrxhZZp
New Graphical Abstract now available online!
https://t.co/LoAhfUj1Ge
Tohjima, Y. et al., 2022: Did atmospheric CO2 and CH4 observation at Yonagunijima detect fossil-fuel CO2 reduction due to COVID-19 lockdown? J. Meteor. Soc. Japan, 100,
https://t.co/T76hybfb5I. https://t.co/w2FtSHnJJK
Sola new paper: Tochimoto et al., Influence of an Upper-level Trough on the Formation of a Baiu Frontal Depression that Caused a Torrential Rainfall Event in Southern Kyushu, Japan on July 4, 2020, SOLA, 2022, Vol.18A, 1-7, doi:10.2151/sola.18A-001, https://t.co/dpx4CYiyoh https://t.co/KIKbvoA9Ht
Sola early online release: Terasaki and Miyoshi, A 1024-Member NICAM-LETKF Experiment for the July 2020 Heavy Rainfall Event, SOLA, 2022, Vol.18A, doi:10.2151/sola.18A-002, https://t.co/ewLdRcGDtm
Sola early online release: Kuroda et al., Influence of stratospheric variability on the winter-mean polar tropospheric climate, SOLA, 2022, Vol.18, doi:10.2151/sola.2022-008, https://t.co/PHrfreMMjq
Sola early online release: Tochimoto et al., Influence of an Upper-level Trough on the Formation of a Baiu Frontal Depression that Caused a Torrential Rainfall Event in Southern Kyushu, Japan, on July 4, 2020, SOLA, 2022, Vol.18A, doi:10.2151/sola.18A-001, https://t.co/YsyrDpbElD
Sola new paper: Yamazaki, K., Image Sharpening Method Suitable for Himawari-8 Images, SOLA, 2021, Vol.17, 224-227, doi:10.2151/sola.2021-039, https://t.co/Olhfh9dNLd https://t.co/8ME4su5NBL
New Graphical Abstract now available online!
https://t.co/ug2BZeAIvi
Ishijima et al., 2022: Understanding temporal variations of atmospheric radon-222 around Japan using model simulations. JMSJ, 100,
https://t.co/1InmQuKFBJ. https://t.co/bgNnUYsVNF
Sola early online release: Shibuya et al., Objective Classification of Controlling Factors for the Occurrence of the Wide-spread Extreme Precipitation Events during the Baiu season over Western Japan, SOLA, 2021, Vol.17, doi:10.2151/sola.2021-044, https://t.co/fw5i2JtyU6
New Online Release now available online!
Yamada et al., 2021: The double warm-core structure of Typhoon Lan (2017) as observed through the first Japanese eyewall-penetrating aircraft reconnaissance. J. Meteor. Soc. Japan, 99, 1297-1327.
https://t.co/lefRywt8ld https://t.co/lFLxgDOFm0
New Graphical Abstract now available online!
https://t.co/SXBMohTI7r
Tochimoto, E. et al., 2022: Ensemble experiments for a maritime meso-β-scale vortex that spawned tornado-like vortices causing shipwrecks. J. Meteor. Soc. Japan, 100,
https://t.co/JWPkYUlwRV. https://t.co/OXp41oId6W
New Geographical Abstract now available online!
https://t.co/voCN3nEYRh
Shibata, K. and H. Naoe, 2021: Decadal amplitude modulations of the stratospheric quasi-biennial oscillation. J. Meteor. Soc. Japan, 100,
https://t.co/5R6PHlrPp4. https://t.co/V50Ka0Rgw3
Sola new paper: Takemura and Mukougawa, Tropical Cyclogenesis Triggered by Rossby Wave Breaking over the Western North Pacific, SOLA, Vol.17, 164-169, doi:10.2151/sola.2021-029, https://t.co/XtXVh59iyU https://t.co/KYLdzHWaIq
Sola new paper: Kuramochi et al., Anomalous Warm Winter 2019/2020 over East Asia Associated with Trans-basin Indo-Pacific Connections, SOLA, Vol.17B, 9-13, doi:10.2151/sola.17B-001, https://t.co/GhYlNAjeIh https://t.co/esekOeMl5c
New JMSJ Online Publication at J-Stage Released!
https://t.co/4kfvOxxunz
Shibuya, R. et al., 2021: Prediction skill of the boreal summer intra-seasonal oscillation in global non-hydrostatic atmospheric model simulations with explicit cloud microphysics. JMSJ, 99, 973-992. https://t.co/YqfW8Ahm9l
New JMSJ Online Publication at J-Stage Released!
https://t.co/ek0Vej9kMb
Takemura, K. et al., 2021: Decrease of Rossby wave breaking frequency over the middle North Pacific in boreal summer under global warming in large-ensemble climate simulations. JMSJ, 99, 879-897. https://t.co/FqoJBhg3j7
New JMSJ Online Publication at J-Stage Released!
https://t.co/S2gTZWGECH
Haynes, P., P. Hitchcock, M. Hitchman, S. Yoden, H. Hendon, G. Kiladis, K. Kodera, and I. Simpson, 2021: The influence of the stratosphere on the tropical troposphere. J. Meteor. Soc. Japan, 99, 803-845. https://t.co/YHuN0dgeXA
Sola new paper: Miyachi and Enomoto, Tropical Cyclone Track Forecasts Using NCEP-GFS with Initial Conditions from Three Analyses, SOLA, Vol.17, 140-144, doi:10.2151/sola.2021-025, https://t.co/7YlwYiLth1 https://t.co/SON9pkfUhO
New Graphical Abstract of JMSJ now available online!
https://t.co/0dt5i1ZxfR
Yamada et al., 2021: The Double warm-core structure of Typhoon Lan (2017) as observed through the first Japanese eyewall-penetrating aircraft reconnaissance. JMSJ, 99,
https://t.co/lefRywKJJN. https://t.co/ThdME66ze0
Sola new paper: Ishiyama and Tanaka, Analysis of Vorticity Budget for a Developing Extraordinary Arctic Cyclone in August 2016, SOLA, 2021, Vol.17, 120-124, doi:10.2151/sola.2021-020, https://t.co/AL7Ct2hiTX https://t.co/QJYrZRTlvw
Sola new paper: Takemura et al., Interdecadal Variability of Rossby Wave Breaking Frequency near Japan in August, SOLA, 2021, Vol.17, 125-129, doi:10.2151/sola.2021-021, https://t.co/8HUIfKGRbA https://t.co/Lnn2zECV9f
Wu and Takemi "The Impact of Topography on the Initial Error Growth Associated with Moist Convection" https://t.co/Hz5kKjDKsV
A paper by one of my PhD students. Congratulations, Wu-san! https://t.co/2FuGxTf94L
Just published online!
Yamaji, M., T. Kubota, and M. K. Yamamoto, 2021: An approach to reliability characterization of GSMaP near-real-time precipitation product. J. Meteor. Soc. Japan, 99, 673-684.
Special Edition on GPM: 5th Anniversary, https://t.co/sAxbeDkbds https://t.co/cldB3734bn
Just published online!
Cheng, C. T., and K. Suzuki, 2021: Size-resolved aerosol microphysics in a global nonhydrostatic atmospheric model: Model description and validation. J. Meteor. Soc. Japan, 99, 621-648.
https://t.co/AoGY5ZhAxM https://t.co/UZJ664DTYR
Sola new paper: Honda and Miyoshi, Predictability of the July 2018 Heavy Rain Event in Japan Associated with Typhoon Prapiroon and Southern Convective Disturbances, SOLA, 2021, Vol.17, 113-119, doi:10.2151/sola.2021-018, https://t.co/axqYd69q3d https://t.co/UenhA4hJKx
Sola new paper: Horinouchi et al., Moisture Supply, Jet, and Silk-Road Wave Train Associated with the Prolonged Heavy Rainfall in Kyushu, Japan in Early July 2020, SOLA, 2021, VOL.17B, 1-8, doi:10.2151/sola.2021-019, https://t.co/0CXpA0bira https://t.co/8xw1xA18ur
Sola early online release: Takemura et al., Interdecadal Variability of Rossby Wave Breaking Frequency near Japan in August, SOLA, 2021, Vol.17, doi:10.2151/sola.2021-021, https://t.co/rs57PzNm9g
New Graphic Abstract of JMSJ now online!
https://t.co/ScXajvjLlX.
Kodera, K., N. Eguchi, R. Ueyama, B. M. Funatsu, M. Gaetani, and C. M. Taylor, 2021: The impact of tropical tropopause cooling on Sahelian extreme deep convection. JMSJ, 99,
https://t.co/nv0klR3sxa. https://t.co/4BWSRU2Gxj
New GA now available online!
https://t.co/LtWt0a0MsU
Shibuya, R. et al., 2021: Prediction skill of the boreal summer intra-seasonal oscillation in global non-hydrostatic atmospheric model simulations with explicit cloud microphysics. JMSJ, 99,
https://t.co/4kfvOxxunz. https://t.co/3RbxRfqZ19
Sola new paper: Kondo et al., Evaluation of Cloud Microphysical Schemes for Winter Snowfall Events in Hokkaido: A Case Study of Snowfall by Winter Monsoon, SOLA, 2021, VOL.17, 74-80, doi:10.2151/sola.2021-012, https://t.co/1IYrhGYZTD https://t.co/tnPqTa4Mft
Sola new paper: Nakashita and Enomoto, Factors for an Abrupt Increase in Track Forecast Error of Typhoon Hagibis (2019), SOLA, 2021, VOL.17A, 33-37, doi:10.2151/sola.17A-006, https://t.co/xyjko9vDg0 https://t.co/9jlge6SH86
We used a chemistry-transport model to estimate regional #CH4 emissions by inverse modelling. We showed reductions in emissions from Europe/Russia since 1988 and increases in emissions from coal mining mainly in China from 2007. #ClimateChange
https://t.co/Y8kqWW2oep https://t.co/y02hbepz2q
New J-STAGE Online Release of JMSJ!
https://t.co/xCLZK1fcDB
Maeda, S., K. Takemura and C. Kobayashi, 2021: Planetary wave modulations associated with the Eurasian teleconnection pattern. J. Meteor. Soc. Japan, 99, 449-458. https://t.co/nO4vDQ4Fcd
New J-STAGE Online Release of JMSJ!
https://t.co/14M1rC7BaH
Takemura, K., T. Enomoto, and H. Mukougawa, 2021: Predictability of enhanced monsoon trough related to the meandered Asian jet and consequent Rossby wave breaking in late August 2016. J. Meteor. Soc. Japan, 99, 339-356. https://t.co/GJClvs5lga
New J-STAGE Online Release of JMSJ!
https://t.co/x5r1Iz2haO
Yamashita, Y. et al., 2021: Effect of model resolution on black Carbon transport from Siberia to the Arctic associated with the well-developed low-pressure systems in September. J. Meteor. Soc. Japan, 99, 287-308. https://t.co/TkISLBUTRD
Sola new paper: Shiogama et al., Selecting CMIP6-Based Future Climate Scenarios for Impact and Adaptation Studies, SOLA, 2021, VOL.17, 57-62, doi:10.2151/sola.2021-009, https://t.co/LfAw8Nfe3h https://t.co/WVvig76Tvi
Sola early online release: Nakashita and Enomoto, Factors for an Abrupt Increase in Track Forecast Error of Typhoon Hagibis (2019), SOLA, VOL.17A, 10.2151/sola.17A-006, https://t.co/047RfjWr2L
Sola new paper: Duc et al., Forecasts of the July 2020 Kyushu Heavy Rain Using a 1000-Member Ensemble Kalman Filter, SOLA, VOL.17, 41-47, doi:10.2151/sola.2021-007, https://t.co/oNr37ReRc1 https://t.co/9GnV99ApvW
New JMSJ Publication (Vol. 99, No. 1) now available online!
Unuma, T., and T. Takemi, 2021: Rainfall characteristics and their environmental conditions during the heavy rainfall events over Japan in July of 2017 and 2018. JMSJ, 99, 165-180.
https://t.co/UrxzugN7Wr
Sola early online release: Ueki et al., Spatiotemporal variations of NO2 over Fukuoka Japan, observed by multiple MAX-DOAS and 3-D coherent Doppler lidar, SOLA, VOL.17, doi:10.2151/sola.2021-011, https://t.co/9oPkFy33yM
Sola new paper: Nasuno, T., Impacts of Cloud Microphysics Modifications on Diurnal Convection and the ISO over the Maritime Continent: A Case Study of YMC-Sumatra 2017, SOLA, VOL.17, 16-23, doi:10.2151/sola.2021-003, https://t.co/nmam4ibti1 https://t.co/NR5DXrS38Q
Sola early online release: Shiogama et al., Selecting CMIP6-based future climate scenarios for impact and adaptation studies, SOLA, VOL.17, doi:10.2151/sola.2021-009, https://t.co/4GHZGB4MR2
Highlighted Paper on U. Tokyo/AORI page at
https://t.co/vhUQSR4K3N
Oizumi, T. et al., 2020: Ultra-high resolution numerical weather prediction with a large domain using the K computer. Part 2. JMSJ, 98, 1163-1182.
https://t.co/XOs80vt3SY
New Graphical Abstract now available online!
https://t.co/AzSD5nMksv
Yamaji, M., T. Kubota, and M. K. Yamamoto, 2021: An approach to reliability characterization of GSMaP near-real-time precipitation product. J. Meteor. Soc. Japan, 99,
https://t.co/sAxbeDkbds https://t.co/ndr1LWec8e
Sola early online release: Shiogama et al., Selecting CMIP6-based future climate scenarios for impact and adaptation studies, SOLA, 2021, VOL.17, doi:10.2151/sola.2021-009, https://t.co/4GHZGB4MR2
Sola new paper: Kawase et al., Enhancement of Extremely Heavy Precipitation Induced by Typhoon Hagibis (2019) due to Historical Warming, SOLA, 2021, VOL.17A, 7-13, doi:10.2151/sola.17A-002, https://t.co/df3KeXExiV https://t.co/CzS5rDei6z
Sola new paper: Araki et al., Characteristics of Atmospheric Environments of Quasi-Stationary Convective Bands in Kyushu, Japan during the July 2020 Heavy Rainfall Event, SOLA, 2021,VOL.17, 8-15, doi:10.2151/sola.2021-002, https://t.co/42h4ZiWYBx https://t.co/QTyHPVeXrt
令和2年7月豪雨で九州に記録的大雨をもたらした線状降水帯の要因についての論文が本公開になりました.
Araki et al. 2021: Characteristics of Atmospheric Environments of Quasi-Stationary Convective Bands in Kyushu, Japan during the July 2020 Heavy Rainfall Event. https://t.co/KsZG0v1g8P https://t.co/OZW0fYsWOe
New Graphical Abstract is now available online!
https://t.co/m39xkuakRX
Takemura, K., and H. Mukougawa, 2021: Relaxation Experiments for predictability assessment of enhanced Monsoon trough in late August 2016. J. Meteor. Soc. Japan, 99,
https://t.co/3vptk3l1e1 https://t.co/BBEhbY9IG8
This topic was published in SOLA.
Quantitative estimation of strong winds in an urban district during Typhoon Jebi (2018) by merging mesoscale meteorological and large-eddy simulations.
https://t.co/N21PsX0CML https://t.co/4aKmoyTW2F