09:00 Welcome
– scope of this workshop (Thomas Peter)
09:10 Introduction
of participants (everybody)
09:20 Organizational
issues (Petra Forney)
All presentations little intro, but to the point! Strictly 5’, please. Each followed by 10’ of discussion.
09:30 Modelling
goals – from the description of work (Tom Peter)
09:45 Modelling
and forecasting tools – results from the questionnaire (Thorsten Fehr)
10:00 Flight templates – some
ideas for the White Book (Rob MacKenzie)
Topic-centred presentations
10:15 Modelling
activities for NOx from lightning, what should be done (Ulrich Schumann)
10:30 Cloud microphysics and
dynamics parameterisations with relation to lightning initiation (Hartmut
Höller)
10:45 Global simulations of lightning effects (Christina
Schnadt)
11:00 Coffee break
11:30 Modelling of lightning NOx (Lorenzo
Labrador)
11:45 KNMI CTM simulations of lightning produced NOx (Peter
van Velthoven)
12:00 Lightning activity in Brazil and South
America (Thorsten Fehr)
12:15 Potential application of GEM-AQ over
Brazil (Lori Neary)
12:30 The
chemical transport model CLaMS and its potential for tropical applications (Rolf Müller)
12:45 End of
session
13:00 Lunch
14:15 Insights from INCA
observations in tropical South America (Hans
Schlager)
14:30 Cirrus cloud modelling (Beiping Luo)
14:45 Interpreting thin cirrus and total water fields (Rob
MacKenzie)
15:00 Trajectory
studies of transport to and from the TTL (James
Levine)
15:15 Forecasts for the
flight planning and analyses using the Lagrangian transport model FLEXPART
(Caroline
Forster)
15:30 Tropical
Troposphere-to-Stratosphere Transport Inferred from Trajectory Calculations (Thomas Peter)
15:45 Coffee break
16:15 Aerosols entering the UT region
through deep convection: numerical simulations using a dynamic
cloud
model with bin-resolved microphysics and chemistry (Yan Yin)
16:30 Satellite-derived statistics and
nowcasting of high clouds over Brazil (Thierry Corti)
16:45 Radar-derived statistics and nowcasting of
high clouds over Brazil (Hartmut Höller)
17:00 Organizational issues (Petra Forney)
17:15 End
19:00 Workshop
Dinner – Mountain Uetliberg above Zurich
09:00 Preliminary
results with a 2km-resolution version of MESO-NH for the Bauru 2001 case (Patrick Mascart)
09:15 Summary
of current plans for real time mesoscale runs of MESO-NH during the
TroCCiNOx-HIBISCUS
field-phase
of January-February 2004 (Céline Mari)
09:30 UK MET office LES tool,
with emphasis on its sensitivity to CCN concentrations (Daniel Grosvenor )
09:45 Availability of ECMWF products
during TroCCiNOx (Conny Schwierz)
10:00 Weather
forecasts for Brazil Jan/Feb 2003 in retrospect
(Christoph Gatzen)
Summary:
science questions to be approached within TroCCiNOx
10:15 Rapporteur’s
report and discussion on lightning NOx and other chemical issue (Ulrich
Schumann, all)
10:30 Rapporteur’s
report and discussion on cirrus and Lagrangian modelling (Tom Peter, all)
10:45 Rapporteur’s
report and discussion on deep convection and related (Thierry Corti, all)
11:00 Coffee break
Summary:
forecasting/nowcasting requirements and abilities within TroCCiNOx
11:30 Discussion
(all)
Routine
flight planning – towards a flow chart of model input (moderated by Thorsten
Fehr & Tom Peter)
12:15 Free discussion time
12:45 Lunch
14:00 Ideas and concepts emerging from the Work
Shop (Rob MacKenzie)
14:15 Discussion (all)
15:00 Coffee break
15:30 Official close of the Work Shop
16:00 Organizational
issues – the Operation Centre(s)
17:00 Continuation of
the White Book meeting
Everybody
is welcome!