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La Niña and anomalous climate

A paper on anomalous climate in mid-latitudes during La Niña has been published. Shiozaki, M. and T. Enomoto, … Read More: La Niña an… »

Category: Research Tags: ENSO, La Niña

Evaluation of observations

The following paper has been published in Weather and Forecasting. Akira Yamazaki, Takemasa Miyoshi, Jun Inoue… Read More: Evaluation… »

Category: Research Tags: Data Assimilation, Meteorological Observation

vEGU 2021

The following papers were presented at vEGU 2021. Enomoto, T. and Ogasawara, K.: Semi-Lagrangian advection mod… Read More: vEGU 2021 »

Category: Research Tags: MLEF, RBF, Data Assimilation

Predictability of monsoonal trough

Prof. Enomoto co-authored a paper on the predictability of the intensified monsoonal trough in late August 201… Read More: Predictabi… »

Category: Research Tags: Monsoon, Rossby wave, Predictability

Predictability of Typhoon Hagibis (2019)

The following paper has been publish in SOLA. Nakashita, S. and T. Enomoto, 2021: Factors for an Abrupt Increa… Read More: Predictabi… »

Category: Research Tags: Tropical Cyclone

WCRP/SPARC SATIO-TCS joint workshop on Stratosphere-Troposphere Dynamical Coupling in the Tropics

Shiozaki, Masahiro and Takeshi Enomoto: How Does Eastern Pacific El Niño Bring Warm and Non-Warm Winters to t… Read More: WCRP/SPARC… »

Category: Research Tags: El Niño, Typhoon

Comparison of Super El Niño’s

Mr Masahiro Shiozaki and Dr Enomoto compared the 2015/16 El Niño event with the two previous significant event… Read More: Comparison… »

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Typhoon Prapiroon and the Heavy Rainfall in western Japan in July 2019

Dr Enomoto published a paper on Typhoon Prapiroon and its influence on the Heavy Rainfall in western Japan in … Read More: Typhoon Pr… »

Category: Research Tags: Typhoon, Baiu Frontal Zone

2019 Autumn Meeting of the Meteorological Society of Japan

Sir Brian Hoskins gave a Distinguished Ogura Lecture titled “The Dynamics of Hadley Cells. ” Its associated se… Read More: 2019 Autum… »

Category: Research Tags: El Niño, Spherical Helix

MOW2019

Takeshi Enomoto, Advection on the sphere using spherical helix nodes. Mathematics of the Weather 2019 (MOW2019… Read More: MOW2019 »

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