"Weather and Climate Extremes"

The 1st Thailand Weather and Climate Symposium 2021

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Announcement

The goal of Weather and Climate Symposium 2021 is to conduct the weather and climate search community to academic institutions and government agencies, uncover weather, and climate research in nation level and build up the atmosphere for young scientists. In term of climate science, it is not only to share innovative techniques for better data analyses and utilization of climate information but also to exchange scientific knowledge on agricultural, water resource, environmental, and disaster risk responses to weather and climate extremes.

Concept Note

CONFERENCE TOPICS

The weather and climate extreme events and its impacts under climate change which have endangered lives or had a detrimental social or economic impact. The topics will be drought, severe flooding, heatwaves and strong winds events. it is relevant to large-scale systems such as EL Nino event, monsoon system, tropical cyclones, or smaller convective events.

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Occurs every Thursday, Friday effective 12/16/2021 from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM, (UTC+07:00) Bangkok, Hanoi, Jakarta

Meeting number: 2557 568 1877 Password: @2021

IMPORTANT DATES

Early Bird Abstract & Full Submission Deadline:
OCTOBER 30, 2021

Final Abstract & Full Submission Deadline (Extended):
NOVEMBER 30, 2021

Review & Presentation Schedule (Email):
DECEMBER 7, 2021

Online Conference:
December 16-17, 2021

Finalize Discussion & ASMC Bulletin Announcement:
December 24, 2021

PUBLICATION:
The poster's winner will be asked to prepare article submitting for ASEAN Specialized Meteorological Centre (ASMC) Bulletin Issue in March 9, 2022

Conference

The two-day conference consists of poster and oral presentation and discuss in the current weather & climate extreme events. The 1st Thailand Weather and Climate Symposium 2021 will be held online on December 16-17th, 2021 cohost by the British Embassy Bangkok, Thai Meteorological Department (TMD), Thailand Science Research and Innovation (TSRI), and Nation Research Council of Thailand (NRCT)

Conference Theme

The impact of weather and climate extreme events past 5 years under climate change. By high impact weather, they should be thinking of events which have endangered lives or had a detrimental social or economic impact. So, this could include drought, severe flooding, heatwaves, strong winds, etc. these might be from large-scale systems such as El Niño event, monsoon system, tropical cyclones, or smaller convective events.

Conference Format

To open a space for profound discourse on the specific weather and climate extreme tracks under climate change identified. The event will consist of two activities: online presentation and poster competition.
Call for presenting on research in the areas of weather and climate extreme events and its impacts will be launched in September 2021. The poster’s winner will be asked to prepare article submitting for ASEAN Specialized Meteorological Centre (ASMC) Bulletin Issue #9 in March 2022.

Two-day conference

Day1 is for online presentation and invited speakers from NOAA NCEP/CPC.
Day2 is for online presentation and invited speakers from UK Met Office (UKMO) who are experts to give a special talk and discuss in the current weather & climate extreme events and innovative techniques. We will be grateful if you can indicate your interest to contribute an article from 30th October 2021 for early bird. Subsequently, we would appreciate if you can submit a full article (extended) by 30th November 2021 to allow for some editorial processing time.

Objectives:

  • To discuss the current weather & climate extreme events under IPCC AR6 in terms of science knowledge basis and physical mechanisms.
  • To give a talk to the climate drivers (monsoon, regional and global-scale circulations) lead to the extreme events.
  • To give a talk, how to predict an extreme event and develop the prediction on the long-range forecast time scale.
  • To give a talk and discuss, how to conduct a climate risk assessment and climate-related impact to sectors.
  • To give a key message, how to build up a robust weather and climate research forum.

Target Group

  • Researcher
  • Young scientist
  • Meteorologist

Programme

Date: 16-17 December 2021

Time: 08:45-12:30 and 13:30-16:40

Language: English

Platform: WebEx

Join Conference: https://tmd1.webex.com/tmd1/j.php?MTID=m3db777d79e3d9ec64d3cdd0d9de5ab26

Thursday December 16, 2021

Time Activity  
08:45-08:50 Welcome Thailand Weather and Climate Symposium  
08:50-09:00 Opening Address by
H.E. Mark Gooding OBE,
British Ambassador to Thailand		 British Embassy Bangkok
09:00-09:10 Welcoming Remarks by
Dr. Nattapon Nattasomboon
Director-General,
TMD		 Thai Meteorological Department
09:10-09:20 Welcoming Remarks by
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Pongpan Kaewtatip,
Vice President, TSRI		 Thailand Science Research and Innovation
09:20-09:30 Welcoming Remarks by
Dr. Wiparat De-Ong Executive Director, NRCT		 National Research Council of Thailand
Invited Speakers
09:30-10:10 “Sub-seasoanal rainfall prediction in Thailand” NOAA/NCEP CPC
    International Desks
    USA
  Dr.Wassila Thiaw (Invited speaker)
10:10-10:50 “Prediction on Precipitation and Temperature Using Support Vector Machine” Director of Weather Forecast Division
TMD
  Dr.Wattana KanBua, (Invited speaker)
Session (preparation 10 minutes)
11:00-11:20 The Impacts of Natural Disasters on agriculture sector in Thailand Office of Agricultural Economics
  Dr.Jainta Chomtoranin  
11:20-11:40 “Impact of Elevation and Land Cover on Land Surface Temperature Seasonal Patterns
and Trends in Taiwan from 2000-2020”		 Prince of Songkla University (PSU),
Pattani Campus
  Dr.Sahidan Abdulmana  
11:40-12:00 “Effects of Precipitation on Drought Conditions of Plants
in Khlong Wang Tanot Sub-Basin Chantaburi Province, Thailand”		 Director EEC Watch
  Dr.Somnuck Jongmeewasin  
12:00-12:20 “Risk area of drought verification at Northeastern of Thailand” Thai Meteorological Department (TMD)
  Mr.Khotwiang Suphakrit  
Lunch (12:20-13:20)
13:20-13:40 “The Study on Weather Condition in case of
Tropical Strom not moving into North-eastern Thailand” 		Thai Meteorological Department (TMD)
  Mr.Prasert Purathanang  
13:40-14:00 “Meteorological Factors Affects to Anomalous Movement of Tropical Storm;
Case study on Tropical Storms Podul and Kajiki, 2019”		 Thai Meteorological Department (TMD)
  Mr.Wuthipong Nubanchong  
14:00-14:20 “ENSO events and Tropical Cyclone Genesis over the South China Sea during 1964-2013” Thai Meteorological Department (TMD)
  Ms.Prapaporn Wongsaming  
14:20-14:40 “Influences of IOD and ENSO on the rainfall variability of Nakhon Ratchasima Province” Thai Meteorological Department (TMD)
  Mr.Vathit Lothaisong  
14:40-15:00 “The impact of sensible heat and latent heat on monsoon onset over Indochina Peninsula” Graduate school of Engineering, Hokkaido University
  Dr.Sourabh Shrivastava  
Health Break (15:00-15:10)
15:10-15:30 “2019 Emission Inventory Development in the Northern Part of Thailand” Atmospheric and Thermal Environmental Engineering
Kyoto University and
NARITA
  Mr.Thanapat Jansakoo  
15:30-15:50 “The Climatological Factors that cause the end of the Rainny Season Earlier Than
Normal in the Northeastern of Thailand in 2004”		 Thai Meteorological Department (TMD)
  Mr.Rewat Tokputtra  
15:50-16:10 “The study of average Gust factor from wind speed of METAR
at Chiang mai International Airport
and Phitsanulok Airport in 2008-2017”		 Thai Meteorological Department (TMD)
  Miss Kawalee Putthiyawat  
16:10-16:30 “Studying Mae Fah Luang Chiang Rai International Airport climate data
from Aviation weather news
For Creation of Aeronautical Climatological information” 		Thai Meteorological Department (TMD)
  Mr.Junratanasiri Sittichok  
16:30-16:40 Wrap-up  

Friday December 17, 2021

Time Activity  
09:00-09:40 “Cross-Boundary Aerosols: A Case Study of Aerosol Problem in Bangkok” Silpakorn University,
    Thailand
  Prof.Serm Janjai (Invited speaker)
09:40-10:20 “Advances in Tropical Cyclone Wind Detections from the Operational Satellite Wind Missions” NOAA/NESDIS STAR USA
  Dr.Seubson Soisuvarn (Invited speaker)
10:20-10:40 Numerical application in strategic and tactical prediction of extreme rainfalls in Thailand and surrounding regions Dalian Maritime University
China
  Dr.Jun Jian (Invited speaker)
Health Break (10:40-10:50)
10:50-11:10 Future projection of extreme precipitation indices over the Indochina Peninsula and South China in CMIP6 models State Key Laboratory of Numerical Modeling for Atmospheric Sciences and Geophysical Fluid Dynamics (LASG)
University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, China (CAS)
  Miss.Bing Tang  
11:10-11:30 “Rain Forecasting by Using Stability Index on Ubon Ratchathani Province” Thai Meteorological Department (TMD)
  Mr.Gowich Sa-ard  
11:30-11:50 “Classification of seasons in each region of Thailand by Filter-Fuzzy Logic method” Thai Meteorological Department (TMD)
  Mr.Anan Sirithanyarat  
11:50-12:10 “Evaluation ENSO Prediction by using Intermediate Couple Model (ICM)” Geo-Informatics and Space Technology Development Agency
(GISTDA)
  Dr.Pramet Kaewmesri  
12:10-12:30 “Tropical Cyclone Track Prediction through A Coupled WRF-ROMS-SWAN Model: A case study of Tropical Storm Pabuk (2019)” Kasetsart University
  Miss.Jitraporn Phaksopa  
Lunch (12:30-13:30)    
13:30-13:50 Improvement of MRC Flash Flood Guidance System (MRCFFGS) Application for Warning System Development of Thailand Thai Meteorological Department (TMD)
  Mr. Fatah Masthawee  
13:50-14:10 “Evaluation of Fengyun-2G and Himawari-8 Atmospheric Motion Vector over Southeast Asia
and Their Impacts on Tropical Cyclone Forecasts”		 Thai Meteorological Department (TMD), and
Nanjing University of Information Science & Technology (NUIST)
  Mr.Yiemwech Jaral  
14:10-14:30 “Site Selection and Feasible Study of Floating Wind Farm in Asia Pacific” Chulalongkorn University
  Miss Amita Khaojaikarn and Thitisak Boonpramote  
14:30-14:50 “Analysis of Correlation between Maximum Daily Rainfall and Return Period in Southern-East Coast Area” Thai Meteorological Department (TMD)
  Mr.Naraongpon Thongsang  
14:50-15:10 “A study on particulate matter Prediction in Thailand case study Bangkok using WRF-Chem model” Thai Meteorological Department (TMD)
  Mr.Theerachai Atthachaipanich  
Invited Speakers (after 10-minute health break)
15:20-16:00 “SE Asia and the IPCC: latest results and opportunities to engage” UK Met Office
  Dr.Richard Jones (Invited speaker)
16:00-16:40 “Forecasting of extreme weather events over SE Asia using convection-permitting versions of the Met Office Unified Model” UK Met Office
  Dr.Stuart Webster (Invited speaker)
16:40-16:50 Wrap-up and closing  

Application Guidlines

Significant Weather Events in Southeast Asia

Significant Weather Events in Southeast Asia (Thailand)

Contact

Contact Persons

Mr.Chalump Oonariya

Ms.Ruthaikarn Buaphean

Email Us

infoweatherandclimate@gmail.com

Our Address

Bangkok, Thailand