Version May 6, 2025
Registration opens: May 12 (Mon) 12
Reception: May 12 (Mon) 17:30-19:30, Plaza Ikoi
Hackathon Period: May 12 – 16 (Participants can freely use the Hackathon rooms at AORI)
Summary of science teams: May 15 (Thu) afternoon
Official closing: May 16 (Fri) morning + additional exercise in the afternoon
Poster Presentations: Participants will have the opportunity to present their research in poster format. Please put the poster in the Entrance hall of AORI
Atmosphere and Ocean Research Institute
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- Auditorium (2F)
- Conference room (2F, 219)
- Lecture room 2 (large) (2F, 217)
- Lecture room 1 (small) (2F, 216)
- Entrance hall (1F)
May 12 (Mon) - 13:00-21:00
12:00: Registration
opens (Auditorium)
13:00-15:00 Tokyo node
opening (Auditorium)
Masaki Satoh: Welcome
notes and logistics
Andrew Gettleman, Pier
Luig Vidale, and Bjorn Stevens: Welcome video
Daisuke Takasuka: A
brief introduction to the NICAM data set
Self-introduction
Break
15:00-17:00
Team meeting
Poster viewing
17:15
Group photo (Entrance hall)
17:30-20:00 Reception
(Plaza Ikoi)
20:00-21:00 Night
session (TBD)
May 13 (Tue) – 09:30-21:00
9:30-10:00 Daily
orientation (219)
Tomoki Ohno: Instruction of the analysis (219)
10:00-16:30 Hackathon
(including lunchtime)
16:30-17:00 Daily summary (219)
17:00-21:00 Night
session with dinner buffet (216)
May 14 (Wed) – 09:30-21:00
8:00
Pan node Sync (online)
9:30-10:00 Daily
orientation (219)
Tobias Kölling &
Tina Odaka on Understanding Chunks in HEALPix (219)
10:00-16:00 Hackathon
(including lunchtime)
16:00-17:00 Pan node Sync
16:30
Daily summary (219)
17:30
Dinner buffet (216)
18:30-19:30 Keynote
lecture (Auditorium 219)
Kei Yoshimura
(IIS, The University of Tokyo) Global km-scale terrestrial hydrological
modeling (TBA)
19:00-21:00 Night
session
May 15 (Thu) – 09:30-21:00
9:30-10:00 Daily
orientation (219)
Tobias Kölling, Tina
Odaka & Lukas Kluft : Demonstration of
visualization (219)
10:00-16:30 Hackathon (including
lunchtime)
16:00-16:30 Pan node
Sync
16:30-17:30 (Expanded)
Daily summary (219)
17:30
Dinner buffet (216)
18:30-19:30 Keynote
lecture (219)
Chie Yokoyama (AORI,
The University of Tokyo) Global Precipitation Measurement (GPM) and mesoscale
convective systems
19:30-21:00 Night
session (Daily summary continued if necessary)
May 16 (Fri) – 09:30-17:00
9:30-9:45
Daily orientation (219)
9:45-11:30 Hackathon
11:30-12:30 Hackathon summary & official closing (219)
12:30-13:30
Lunch time by individuals
13:30-17:00
Additional exercise
17:00
Tokyo
Node end
Participants will belong to one of the local scientific teams in the Tokyo node, and collaborate with the global scientific teams.
Climatology
Tropical cyclones
Intraseasonal variabilities & equatorial waves, or convective
organization
and convective features including atmospheric rivers and mesoscale
convective systems
Extreme precipitation or winds
Mid-latitude disturbances
Land-atmosphere interactions
Variability in mountainous regions and complex
terrain
Upscale phenomena:
Impacts of small-scale features (e.g., convection) on waves and the large-scale
circulation (jets, monsoons, ITCZ, blocking, etc.)
Data handling,
visualization
The MSJ Spring Meeting will be held from May 14 to 17, with online sessions on May 14–15 and an on-site meeting on May 16.
We will provide a designated room for online participation from AORI for those attending the online sessions on May 14–15.
Attendance on May 16 is optional, and we do not expect all participants to be present that day.
The meso kenkyukai is held on May 13, 2025, 13:30-18:00, at the Auditorium of AORI.
The members of the Global km-scale Hackathon can participant in the conference.