Posters

Session 5
Forecasting and nowcasting of storms
Session chairs: Pieter Groenemeijer, Johannes Dahl
Orals
| Wed, 06 Nov, 11:30–13:00|Lecture room, Thu, 07 Nov, 09:00–13:00|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

P14 |
ECSS2019-3
Numerical forecast of lightning probability over Bulgaria
Boryana Markova, Boryana Tsenova, and Andrey Bogatchev
P15 |
ECSS2019-6
The derecho episode in the Bory Tucholskie district 11 August 2017 - the present state of the predicting severe storms by awiacja_imgw_pl
Piotr Barański and Jan Parfiniewicz
P16 |
ECSS2019-9
Predicting tornado frequency using environmental factors on big convective days in the United States
Zoe Schroder and James Elsner
P17 |
ECSS2019-14
Development of a probabilistic precipitation-nowcasting approach at DWD
Markus Schultze, Martin Rempel, Manuel Werner, and Ulrich Blahak
P18 |
ECSS2019-16
| presentation
Severe Storm Predictors - Capabilities of Remote Sensing in Central Europe
Michaela Valachova, Patrik Benacek, and Hana Kyznarova
P19 |
ECSS2019-19
Analysis and nowcasting of the thunderstorm life-cycle based on multiple high resolution data sources
(withdrawn)
Isabella Zöbisch, Caroline Forster, Tobias Zinner, and Kathrin Wapler
P20 |
ECSS2019-20
| presentation
Life cycle analysis of convective cells for Nowcasting purposes in consideration of atmospheric environment conditions
Jannik Wilhelm, Ulrich Blahak, Kathrin Wapler, Roland Potthast, and Michael Kunz
P21 |
ECSS2019-29
Numerical modelling and observational analysis of the characteristics of an intense thunderstorm over Northern Greece
Ioannis Tegoulias
P22 |
ECSS2019-39
| presentation
Evaluation of the potential use of lightning features as a storm severity indicator in Basque Country.
Santiago Gaztelumendi and Joseba Egaña
P23 |
ECSS2019-69
Object-based verification of radar reflectivities on the convective scale
Michael Hoff, Alberto De Lozar, Robert Feger, Rafael Posada, and Markus Junk
P24 |
ECSS2019-49
Hell (hail) alleys at the Danubian Plain in Bulgaria.
Ivailo Zamfirov, Ilian Manafov, Rosen Penchev, and Georgi Geogiev
P25 |
ECSS2019-52
| presentation
Satellite observed properties of isolated convective storms during their growth phase
Stephan Lenk, Fabian Senf, and Hartwig Deneke
P26 |
ECSS2019-57
Ensemble Forecasting of Extreme Convective Phenomena Using Universal Tornadic Index
Andrzej Mazur, Grzegorz Duniec, Witold Interewicz, and Andrzej Wyszogrodzki
P27 |
ECSS2019-70
Verification of the QPF for severe local storms vs heavy stratiform rains
Petr Zacharov and Daniela Rezacova
P28 |
ECSS2019-90
| presentation
EnSOMble Forecasting: Leveraging Self-Organizing Maps for Tornado Threat Modeling
Burkely Gallo, Alexandra Anderson-Frey, and Monte Flora
P29 |
ECSS2019-93
Recent and future training developments related to severe weather forecasting in EUMeTrain
Zsófia Kocsis
P30 |
ECSS2019-97
| presentation
Characteristics of the linearly organized convective systems over Croatia
Nataša Strelec Mahović, Petra Mikuš Jurković, Branimir Lovrić, Vinko Šoljan, and Tanja Renko
P31 |
ECSS2019-99
The Nature and Variability of Ensemble Sensitivity Fields that Diagnose Severe Convection
Brian Ancell and Austin Coleman
P32 |
ECSS2019-102
Storm observation system with 4-D weather database
Aleksandr Lialiushkin, Igor Zamorin, Tatiana Bazlova, Nikolai Bocharnikov, and Aleksandr Solonin
P33 |
ECSS2019-108
Detection of tornadic vortex from Doppler velocity field using Convolutional Neural Networks
Naoki Ishitsu, Kenichi Kusunoki, Toru Adachi, Ken-ichiro Arai, Hanako Inoue, Chusei Fujiwara, and Hiroto Suzuki
P34 |
ECSS2019-117
High-resolution numerical models for forecasting a severe wet microburst over central Italy
(withdrawn)
Francesco Pasi, Valerio Capecchi, Gianni Messeri, Samantha Melani, Andrea Antonini, Alberto Ortolani, and Bernardo Gozzini
P36 |
ECSS2019-120
An advanced system for automatic strong gust detection and warning for railroads using deep learning - current progress and future plans -
Kenichi Kusunoki, Naoki Ishitsu, Toru Adachi, Ken-ichiro Arai, Hanako Inoue, Chusei Fujiwara, and Hiroto Suzuki
P37 |
ECSS2019-128
An early severe weather warning system in the Meteorological Service of Catalonia
Francesc Figuerola, Montse Aran, Carme Farnell, Jordi Mateo, Tomeu Rigo, and Santi Segala
P38 |
ECSS2019-136
| presentation
Pedagogical input of idealized numerical simulations performed by Meso-NH model in order to illustrate and understand the complex processes associated with deep and moist convection
Michaël Kreitz, David Pollack, Claudine Gueguen, Jeanne Mahenc, Amélie Sterle, Laure Clotilde, Anne-Sophie Chassagnou, and Quentin Guiet
P39 |
ECSS2019-139
| presentation
Diagnoses of severe convection during the cold season in France
Michaël Kreitz, Marie Boisserie, Arnaud Forster, Michaël Paillard, and Octave Tessiot
P40 |
ECSS2019-157
| presentation
Storm-Scale Ensemble Forecasting during NOAA 2019 HWT using FV3 with Multiple Physics
Fanyou Kong, Ming Xue, Tim Supinie, Chunxi Zhang, and Keith Brewster
P41 |
ECSS2019-164
Forecast Parameters for US Hail Occurrence and Size
John Allen, Matthew Kumjian, Ryan Jewell, Bryan Smith, and Rich Thompson
P42 |
ECSS2019-166
| presentation
Towards automated multi-sensor thunderstorm warning suggestions
Shruti Nath, Hélène Barras, Lorenzo Clementi, Loris Foresti, Ulrich Hamann, Alessandro M. Hering, Daniele Nerini, Luca Nisi, Marco Sassi, Joel Zeder, and Urs Germann
P43 |
ECSS2019-171
| presentation
Generation of an Object-based Nowcasting Ensemble
Robert Feger, Manuel Werner, Rafael Posada, Kathrin Wapler, and Ulrich Blahak
P44 |
ECSS2019-172
Exploring potential predictor variables by means of genetic algorithms for thunderstorms forecasting with analog methods
Pascal Horton, Agostino Manzato, Davide Soldà, and Olivia Martius
P45 |
ECSS2019-194
Assessment of WRF model convection schemes for the prediction of convective storms over the United Arab Emirates
(withdrawn)
Seyda Tilev and Radi Ajjaji
P46 |
ECSS2019-206
Modifications to severe convective storm ingredients in the Alpine forelands for cases of strong and weak synoptic-scale flow.
Tomas Pucik, Petr Zacharov, and Pieter Groenemeijer
P47 |
ECSS2019-216
| presentation
Challenging forecast of a mesocyclonic tornado on 3rd October 2018 in Slovakia
Miroslav Šinger
P48 |
ECSS2019-217
Use of convection-allowing model ensembles in forecasting severe convective hazards in Australia
Harald Richter and Dean Sgarbossa