अंतरराष्ट्रीय कार्यशाला
समतापमंडल-क्षोभमंडल अंतःक्रिया एवं मानसून मौसम चरमावस्था के पूर्वानुमान (एस.टी.आई.पी.एम.ई.एक्स)
02-07 जून 2024
International Workshop on
Stratosphere-Troposphere Interactions and Prediction of Monsoon weather EXtremes (STIPMEX)
02-07 June 2024
Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology (IITM), Pune, Maharashtra, Ministry of Earth Sciences (MoES), India
An International workshop on Stratosphere-Troposphere Interactions and Prediction of Monsoon weather EXtremes (STIPMEX) will foster all observational/modelling aspects of the stratosphere-troposphere coupling processes and extreme weather events associated with Asian summer monsoon. The workshop will provide a platform for discussions on dynamical, chemical, radiative and convective processes of the atmosphere during the Asian summer monsoon. It will particularly emphasize on the recent changes/trends in stratosphere-troposphere coupling process, linkages of stratospheric process/volcanic eruptions with the Asian summer monsoon. The challenges of forecasting extreme weather events during Asian summer monsoon will also be deliberated upon. The workshop will also showcase the new initiatives and insights for future pathways of forecasting extremes along with stakeholder discussions. There will be a one-day pre-workshop training session for students and early career scientists/professionals on latest data analysis techniques.
Themes of the STIPMEX Workshop:
- Atmospheric composition, chemistry and dynamics in the monsoon upper troposphere and lower stratosphere (UTLS) and export of monsoon air to the global stratosphere
- Observations in monsoon region with a special focus on recent field campaigns, e.g. StatoClim, ACCLIP, PHILEAS, BTAL
- Variability of monsoon active/break spells and related tropospheric-stratospheric processes
- Interaction and feedback of the Asian summer monsoon with large scale atmospheric patterns such as Brewer-Dobson Circulation, QBO and ENSO
- Response of the Asian summer monsoon to volcanic eruptions (e.g. Hunga Tonga), large wild fires, anthropogenic emissions, and potential Stratospheric Aerosol Injection (SAI) scenarios
- The Asian Tropopause Aerosol Layer (ATAL) and impact on stratospheric aerosols; modeling and observational studies
- Understanding the mechanism and physical processes behind extreme weather events
- Understanding the interactions of extreme weather and large scale Atmospheric processes using model/observations
- Challenges in Forecasting extreme weather events with longer lead at higher spatio-temporal scale in operational models
Registration Fee:
| International Participants | 120 USD |
| International Students/scholars | 60 USD |
| Indian Participants | 3000 INR |
| Indian Students/scholars | 1000 INR |
If you have not submitted any abstract and/or have not received abstract acceptance from us, please note that due to logistic constraints we are not able to accommodate such participation in physical mode. However, we will provide you with the online link (MS-Teams) of the workshop for all days if you are making a registration and honouring the payment. The MS-Team link gives you the privilege to attend as a panelist in the whole duration of the workshop, with privilage to ask questions during the alloted question and answer sessions.
Travel support for early career scientists/students is available.
Students/early career scientists who need waiver should submit request.
Workshop is supported by
