March 9 to 11, 2022

Nagoya Institute of Technology, Nagoya, Japan

 

Scope

Accurate prediction of the future state of the atmosphere is becoming increasingly important for humans to properly act for all the lives on the earth to be well. Clouds and turbulence are key phenomena in the weather forecast and climate prediction. Turbulent flow advects clouds, the clouds modify and drive the turbulence, and they interact over a wide range of space and time scales through thermodynamic and mechanical processes, resulting in the highly non-linear, non-equilibrium complex system, cloud turbulence. Recent progress in the research of cloud and turbulence enhances detailed knowledge of turbulence dynamics, mixing and transfer of heat and mass in clouds. A central idea of the present workshop is from microscopic to macroscopic, from a few but fundamental processes to multiple complex systems, and how to bridge between them. The goal is to get hints on how to "shake hands" with research on the other side. For this direction, new results obtained in state-of-the-art research on clouds and turbulence are gathered, shared and tied to inspire new ideas and developments in the cloud turbulence research.

Invited Speakers

Arabas, Sylwester	(University of Illinois)
Bagheri, Gholamhossein	(Max Planck Institute)
Bodenschatz, Eberhard	(Max Planck Institute)
Chandrakar, Kamal Kant	(National Center for Atmospheric Research)
Chen, Sisi	(National Center for Atmospheric Research)
Gorokhovski, Mikhael	(LMFA, Ecole Centrale in Lyon)
Gotoh, Toshiyuki	(Nagoya Institute of Technology)
Grabowski, Wojciech	(National Center for Atmospheric Research)
Hoffmann, Fabian	(Ludwig-Maximilians-University)
Ishihara, Takashi	(Okayama University)
Kobayashi, Hiromichi	(Keio University)
Krueger, Steven	(University of Utah)
Kumar, Bipin	(Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology)
Lu, Chunsong	(Nanjing University)
Meiburg, Eckart	(University of California)
Molacek, Jan	(Max Planck Institute)
Onishi, Ryo	(Tokyo Institute of Technology)
Pumir, Alain	(Laboratoire de Physique ENS de Lyon)
Rosa, Bogdan	(Polish Institute of Meteorology and Water Management)
Saito, Izumi	(Nagoya Institute of Technology)
Schumacher, Joerg	(Technische Universitaet Ilmenau)
Shaw, Raymond A.	(Michigan Technological University)
Shima, Shin-ichiro	(Hyogo University)
Sreenivasan, Katepalli R.	(New York Univrsity)
Tsuji, Yoshiyuki	(Nagoya University)
Tajiri, Takuya	(Meteorological Research Institute)
Watanabe, Takeshi	(Nagoya Institute of Technology)
Xu, Haitao	(Tsinghua University)
Yang, Fang	(Brookhaven National Laboratory )
Yeung, P. K.	(Georgia Institute of Technology)
Yin, Chongzhi	(Nanjing University)

Program

Please click here for the WS program (latest version, Mar 8 2022)     

Please click here for the WS program and abstract (latest version, Mar 8 2022)     

Place

Online Conference

Link

1st workshop ( link  )

2nd workshop ( link  )

3rd workshop ( link  )

Lecture course ( link  )

Organizers

Toshiyuki Gotoh

Takeshi Watanabe

Takashi Naitoh

Izumi Saito

Department of Engineering

Graduate School of Engineering

Nagoya Institute of Technology

Tel: +81-(0)52-735-5377

Support

Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research
(20H00225, 20H02066, 18K03925)

      

The Japan Society of Fluid Mechanics

      

Center of Biomedical Physics and Information Technology
(Nagoya Institute of Technology)