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Measurements are essential to provide information on the actual state of the atmosphere for nowcasting purposes, for climate monitoring, for assimilation into numerical weather prediction (NWP) systems and to improve our understanding of atmospheric processes and their role in the climate system. In particular, there is a strong need for complex observations suitable to develop, improve and validate parameterizations used in NWP and climate models and to provide ground-truth against which to compare atmospheric parameters derived from satellite data. With a new generation of high-resolution forecast models (1-3 km) used for the prediction of high-impact weather, dense observational networks focusing on measurements in the lower few kilometers of the atmosphere are required.
This session is intended to give a forum to discuss recent developments and achievements in local to regional measurement concepts and technology. There will be a special emphasis on measurements which seek to improve our understanding of complex atmospheric processes – especially those characterizing interactions in the climate system – through obtaining comprehensive data sets. The focus is on measurements of atmospheric dynamics and thermodynamics, energy and water cycle components, and on the interaction of the atmosphere with the underlying surface. With respect to the special conference focus on the Arctic, contributions on measurements from that region are specifically invited.
The session will also include consideration of novel measurement approaches and networks under development for future operational use, e.g., within the frame of the Eumetnet observations program, and the performance of new measurement techniques. Manufacturers of hydro-meteorological instruments and system solutions are thus explicitly invited to present news on sensor development, sensor performance and system integration. Reports on metrological aspects of meteorological measurements are equally welcome.
Techniques may cover in-situ and remote sensing measurements from various platforms. Special attention will be given to the creation of a new generation of reliable unmanned instrument networks across Europe that provide calibrated and controlled data on the boundary layer structure in near-real time. Contributions are also invited that make use of advanced data sets for satellite data validation.

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Convener: Frank Beyrich | Co-Conveners: Fred C. Bosveld, Jens Bange, Domenico Cimini
Orals
| Mon, 09 Sep, 14:00–18:00|Room M1, Tue, 10 Sep, 11:00–13:00|Room M1
Posters
| Attendance Mon, 09 Sep, 19:15–20:30 | Display Mon, 09 Sep, 09:30–Wed, 11 Sep, 12:30|Sports Hall, Attendance Tue, 10 Sep, 10:00–11:00 | Display Mon, 09 Sep, 09:30–Wed, 11 Sep, 12:30|Sports Hall
Display time: Monday, 9 September 2019 09:30–Wednesday, 11 September 12:30

Attendance time: Monday, 9 September 2019, 19:15–20:30 | Sports Hall

Remote sensing methods
Sports Hall
P93 |
EMS2019-533
Matthias Zeeman, Christopher Holst, Christoph Muenkel, and Stefan Emeis
P94 |
EMS2019-808
| presentation
Ventsislav Danchovski, Evgeni Vladimirov, Evgenia Egova, Damyan Barantiev, Danko Ivanov, Reneta Dimitrova, and Ekaterina Batchvarova
P97 |
EMS2019-152
Retrieval of the Cloud Phase Product from the Polar Orbit Meteorological Satellite in China
(withdrawn)
Bo Li
P98 |
EMS2019-596
| presentation
Abu Taib Mohammed Shahjahan, Khandaker Shabbir Ahmed, and Ismail Bin Said
P99 |
EMS2019-10
Developing a Dust Storm Detection Method Combining Support Vector Machine and Satellite Data in Typical Dust Regions of Asia
(withdrawn)
Zhang Jiahua and Shi Lamei
P100 |
EMS2019-467
Estimating the Intensity of Tropical Cyclone over the Western North Pacific Using FY3/ MWTS(II) Data
(withdrawn)
Miao Zhang

Attendance time: Tuesday, 10 September 2019, 10:00–11:00 | Sports Hall

Experiments and networks
P103 |
EMS2019-856
Martin Schoen, Barbara Altstädter, Lutz Bretschneider, Konrad Bärfuss, Ralf Käthner, Alexander Peuker, Falk Pätzold, Claudio Crazzolara, Andreas Platis, Astrid Lampert, Birgit Wehner, and Jens Bange
P104 |
EMS2019-660
| presentation
Evert I. F. (Cisco) de Bruijn, Steven Knoop, Fred C. Bosveld, and Siebren de Haan
P105 |
EMS2019-77
Yann Büchau, Carsten Leven-Pfister, and Jens Bange
P106 |
EMS2019-185
Hyounggu Nam, Jiangping Guo, Baek-Jo Kim, and Jae-Kwan Shim
Sensor development and micrometeorological measurements
P107 |
EMS2019-365
Eric Gonzalez Peralta, John Rimmer, Ann Webb, Keith Wilson, and Pavel Babal
P108 |
EMS2019-715
| presentation
Igor Petenko, Giampietro Casasanta, Andrey Grachev, Margarita Kallistratova, Alessandro Conidi, and Stefania Argentini
P109 |
EMS2019-538
Tamás Weidinger, Zsolt Bottyán, András Zénó Gyöngyösi, András Miklós Rehák, Márton Zsugyel, Dávid Ferenc Vránics, and Imre Salma
P111 |
EMS2019-860
| presentation
Madelon Smink, Jelle Assink, Fred C. Bosveld, and Laslo Evers

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