Research Programs in FY 2008
- 1. Improvement of the land surface process of MIROC global climate model and its application to land-atmosphere interaction studies
- NIES
- 2. International collaborative research on integrated environmental management in river catchment
- NIES
- 3. Improvement of atmospheric chemistry- and aerosol-related processes in the climate model and its verification with the simulation of past and present climate
- NIES
- 4. Improvement of physical processes in the ocean atmosphere coupled GCM and development of climate prediction technique
- NIES
- 5. Developing the systems to process observational data from the Green house Gases Observing Satellite (GOSAT)
- NIES
- 6. Testing and operating the system to process observational data from the Greenhouse Gases Observing Satellite (GOSAT)
- NIES
- 7. Paleoclimate Modeling and Global Warming Experiments using MIROC-med and an ice sheet model (ICIES)
- The University of Tokyo
- 8. Application of the transport model for inverse modeling of the greenhouse gas fluxes
- NIES
- 9. Development of a combined system for CAI-satellite imager analysis and model simulation
- The University of Tokyo
- 10. Cloud-Resolving Simulation of High-Impact weather systems
- Nagoya University
- 11. Development of atmospheric circulation models for moist planetary atmospheres and related fundamental experiments on the atmospheric structures
- Kobe University
- 12. Analysis of long-term variations in the ozone layer destruction and prediction of the ozone layer under global warming scenarios
- Meteorological Research Institute
- 13. Mass transfer mechanism at and below the air-water interface in the ocean and the effects of swell on the mass transfer at the air-sea interface
- Kyoto University
- 14. Numerical study on cloud systems using NICAM
- The University of Tokyo, Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology
- 15. The modeling and prediction of eddy diffusion coefficient of heat and salt in the ocean by the numerical simulation of turbulence.
- Kyoto University
- 16. Order vortex structures and three-dimensional scalar transport in geophysical flows
- The University of Electro-Communications