Posters

Session 2
Numerical modelling of storms, storm-scale data assimilation
Session chairs: Johannes Dahl, Pieter Groenemeijer
Orals
| Thu, 07 Nov, 16:45–18:15|Lecture room
Posters
| Attendance Thu, 07 Nov, 14:30–16:00 | Display Thu, 07 Nov, 08:30–18:30|Poster area
Display time: Thursday, 7 November, 2019 08:30–18:30

Attendance time: Thursday, 7 November 2019, 14:30–16:00 | Poster area

P1 |
ECSS2019-34
Study and forecast of convection phenomena over the territory of the south of Russia using lightning location data network | Extended abstract
Inna Gubenko
P2 |
ECSS2019-62
| presentation
Convective dust storms during Saharan dust outbreak on Northern Adriatic
Boris Mifka and Maja Telišman Prtenjak
P3 |
ECSS2019-65
Analysis of the WRF-HAILCAST model applied to the Croatian area
Barbara Malečić, Karol Ćorko, Damjan Jelić, Kristian Horvath, Nataša Strelec Mahović, Petra Mikuš Jurković, and Maja Telišman Prtenjak
P4 |
ECSS2019-78
| presentation
High-resolution simulation of an isolated tornadic supercell in Poland on 20 June 2016
Natalia Pilguj, Mateusz Taszarek, Łukasz Pajurek, and Maciej Kryza
P5 |
ECSS2019-85
Updated analysis of nocturnal convection initiation using convective-scale data assimilation of observations collected during PECAN
(withdrawn)
James Marquis, Josh Wurman, and Glen Romine
P6 |
ECSS2019-103
A step towards dynamic forecast and monitoring of severe storms and cloudbursts in Higher Himalayas
Tanmay Dhar
P7 |
ECSS2019-113
Numerical Modeling of a Masurian Lake District Severe Convective System from 21 August 2007
Damian K. Wójcik, Michał Z. Ziemiański, and Wojciech W. Grabowski
P8 |
ECSS2019-130
Understanding of Convection Genesis by Urban Meteorological Model Based on Large Eddy Simulation
(withdrawn)
Kosei Yamaguchi, Tomohiro Tsuchihashi, Dai Konishi, and Eiichi Nakakita
P9 |
ECSS2019-147
Massive parameter-sweep warm bubble experiment on convective cloud environment
Kenta Sueki
P10 |
ECSS2019-149
Evaluation of heavily-precipitating storm-scale simulations with different microphysical schemes using observations from radar and SEVIRI visible channels
Alberto de Lozar, Ulrich Blahak, and Axel Seifert
P12 |
ECSS2019-193
Impact of terrain on supercells according to idealized simulations with actual terrain
George Bryan
P13 |
ECSS2019-213
On the importance of the atmospheric-ocean feedback mechanisms in the Mediterranean storms
Christos Stathopoulos, Platon Patlakas, Christos Tsalis, and George Kallos