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Convener Prof. Manju Mohan, CAS, IITD Co-Conveners Dr. Sandeep Sukumaran Dr. Vimlesh Pant Dr. Ravi Kumar Kunchala Contact Workshop Secretariat (MAPEX), Centre for Atmospheric Sciences Indian Institute of Technology Delhi Hauz Khas, New Delhi -110016 Ph: 011-26591313 Email: [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Important Dates Please visit for updates: http://cas.iitd.ac.in/mapex2019 8 February 2019: Submission of abstract 15 February 2019: Intimation of acceptance of abstract and sponsorship 28 - 29 March 2019: MAPEX Workshop 30 April 2019: Submission of full manuscript IITD-ANCST International Workshop on Modeling Atmospheric - Oceanic Processes for Weather and Climate Extremes MAPEX 2019 March 28-29, 2019 Centre for Atmospheric Sciences Indian Institute of Technology Delhi IIT Delhi Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, established in 1961, is one of the most prestigious institutes in India for engineering and research. The institute has been granted status of Institute of Eminence (IoE) by Government of India. It offers higher education in various branches of Applied Science and Engineering of a standard comparable to the best in the world. IIT Delhi was ranked among top 200 in the QS World University Rankings of 2019. The Centre for Atmospheric Sciences (CAS), established in the year 1979 at IIT Delhi which shall soon be completing its landmark 40 th year, is a premier center for education and research in atmospheric and oceanic sciences in India which is engaged in doing cutting-edge research in four core areas: atmospheric modelling, oceanic modelling, air pollution and climate science. ANCST The Asian Network on Climate Science and Technology (ANCST) provides information and develops research coordination projects led by Asian researchers in climate science and technology with emphasis on disaster resilience, extreme climate events and urban climate change and related topics. MAPEX 2019 is a key activity of the Special Topic Group on "Atmosphere - Ocean Interactions" of ANCST. ANCST is hosted by Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, with support from the Cambridge Malaysian Education and Development Trust (CMEDT) in association with the Malaysian Commonwealth Studies Centre (MCSC) of Trinity College, Cambridge.

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Page 1: Convener IITD-ANCST Prof. Manju Mohan, International Workshop …cas.iitd.ac.in/mapex2019/img/Brochure_MAPEX2019.pdf · 2019-03-26 · Dr.Atmospheric Vimlesh Pant Dr. Ravi Kumar Kunchala

Convener Prof. Manju Mohan,

CAS, IITD

Co-Conveners Dr. Sandeep Sukumaran

Dr. Vimlesh Pant Dr. Ravi Kumar Kunchala

ContactWorkshop Secretariat (MAPEX), Centre for Atmospheric Sciences

Indian Institute of Technology Delhi Hauz Khas, New Delhi -110016

Ph: 011-26591313 Email:

[email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

[email protected] [email protected]

[email protected]

Important Dates Please visit for updates:

http://cas.iitd.ac.in/mapex2019

• 8 February 2019: Submission of abstract

• 15 February 2019: Intimation of acceptanceof abstract and sponsorship

• 28 - 29 March 2019: MAPEX Workshop

• 30 April 2019: Submission of full manuscript

IITD-ANCST International Workshop on

Modeling Atmospheric - Oceanic Processes for Weather and Climate Extremes

MAPEX 2019

March 28-29, 2019

Centre for Atmospheric Sciences

Indian Institute of Technology Delhi

IIT Delhi Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, established

in 1961, is one of the most prestigious institutes in

India for engineering and research. The institute

has been granted status of Institute of Eminence

(IoE) by Government of India. It offers higher

education in various branches of Applied Science

and Engineering of a standard comparable to the

best in the world. IIT Delhi was ranked among top

200 in the QS World University Rankings of 2019.

The Centre for Atmospheric Sciences (CAS),

established in the year 1979 at IIT Delhi which

shall soon be completing its landmark 40th year, is

a premier center for education and research in

atmospheric and oceanic sciences in India which is

engaged in doing cutting-edge research in four

core areas: atmospheric modelling, oceanic

modelling, air pollution and climate science.

ANCST The Asian Network on Climate Science and

Technology (ANCST) provides information and

develops research coordination projects led by

Asian researchers in climate science and

technology with emphasis on disaster resilience,

extreme climate events and urban climate change

and related topics. MAPEX 2019 is a key activity of

the Special Topic Group on "Atmosphere - Ocean

Interactions" of ANCST. ANCST is hosted by

Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, with support

from the Cambridge Malaysian Education and

Development Trust (CMEDT) in association with

the Malaysian Commonwealth Studies Centre

(MCSC) of Trinity College, Cambridge.

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MAPEX 2019

➢ Knowledge sharing on current status of research in extremes in tropical climate in Asia.

➢ The workshop aims to bring together both academic and researchers which will facilitate an understanding of the operational needs and determination of focus of research on the immediate challenges of predicting extreme weather events.

➢ Leading experts from India and abroad will deliver talks in the workshop.

➢ It is expected that a roadmap to improve predictions of such events will be emerged from these deliberations.

➢ The workshop will also provide platform for students and early career researchers from Asia to present their work and interact with the international scientists working in this area.

Workshop Themes

1. Challenges in operational forecasts of extremeweather events

2. Atmospheric – Oceanic Processes:Mechanisms, drivers and feedbacks leading toextremes

3. Role of environmental factors on extremeweather events

4. Observations, diagnostic analysis and casestudies for extremes

5. Assessment of projected changes of extremesin warming climate

• Participants selected for funding should havesufficient resources to cover all expensesbeforehand. Funds will be reimbursed afterthe workshop participation upon submissionof requisite claim.

• Self-financed researchers are also encouragedto participate in the workshop.

Organising Board Patrons Dr. M. Rajeevan, Secretary, Ministry of Earth Sciences Prof. Ashutosh Sharma, Secretary, Dept of Sci & Tech Prof. V. Ramgopal Rao, Director, IIT Delhi

Advisory Committee Prof. J. Srinivasan, Hony. Professor, IISc Bangalore Prof. Johnny Chan, Chair Professor, City Univ of Hong KongDr. K. J. Ramesh, DGM, India Met DepartmentProf. D. Sengupta, Chairman, CAOS, IISC Bangalore Prof. Edvin Aldrian, IPCC WG I Vice Chair; Indonesia Prof Lord Julian Hunt, University College London Prof. G. S. Bhat, CAOS, IISC Bangalore Dr. Akhilesh Gupta, Scientist G & Head, DST-SPLICEProf. Joy Pereira, IPCC WGII Vice Chair, Malaysia Dr. Gopal Iyengar, Scientist G, Ministry of Earth Sciences Prof. A.D. Rao, IIT Delhi Dr. M. Ravichandran, Director, NCAOR, Goa Prof U C Mohanty, IIT Bhubaneswar Dr. Rajeev K Mehajan, Advisor, SERB Prof. Ravi Nanjudiah, Director, IITM Pune Prof. S.K. Dube, Ex-Director, IIT Kharagpur Dr. Radhika Ramachandran, Director, SPL-VSSC, ISRO Dr. E. N. Rajagopal, Head, NCMRWF Prof. Maithili Sharan, IIT Delhi Prof. Ashok Karumuri, UCESS, Hyderabad

Local Organising Committee Prof. Manju Mohan (Chair) Dr. Vimlesh Pant Dr. Ravi K. Kunchala Dr. Sagnik Dey Dr. Dilip Ganguly Dr. Krishna AchutaRao Dr. Somnath. B. Roy Dr. Sandeep Sukumaran (Convener)

Call for Papers • Scientists and students who would like to

contribute to this workshop are requested to submit abstracts based on original research in the workshop themes with title, authors’ affiliation and of 300 words max by 8 Feb 2019. Please submit your

abstract to [email protected]

• There will be awards for outstanding student

papers.

• Selected papers are proposed to be published in a

peer-reviewed international journal which will be

notified later.

Application for Sponsorship

Applications are invited on a competitive basis for full sponsorship funded by ANCST and ACOPS to attend the workshop. For Indian participants, sponsorship will be from Indian national agencies. The eligibility of applicants is as follows

a. AGE: Below the age of 35b. CITIZENSHIP: Citizen of a Commonwealth country inAsia or an ASEAN Member State c. EXPERIENCE: Working in broad areas related toAtmospheric, Oceanic or Climate Sciences OR currently undertaking research in these areas at the doctoral or post-doctoral level d. TRAVEL: Able to advance payment for travelexpenses and be reimbursed after the event e. A CV including educational qualifications withresearch areas of interest and publications should be included with the abstract for consideration of your request