ICAE 2003 Program (forecast)

ICAE 2003 Program
(likely to be updated)

Sunday 8	Welcome

Monday 9 (bellow)	Electrical Activity and Meteorology

Tuesday 10	Storm Electrification

Wednesday 11	Fair Weather Electricity Middle Atmosphere Electrical Events Lightning Protection

Thursday 12	Physics of Lightning

Friday 13	Global Lightning and Climate Global Electrical Circuit

Monday 9^th June

Week Schedule

8:30	OPENING CEREMONY

9:00	Session B1 Electrical Activity and Meteorology I

9:00	S. Goodman keynote: Atmospheric Electrical Activity and the Prospects for Improving Short-term Weather Forecasting

9:30	W. A. Petersen and D. J. Boccippio Variability of Lightning Activity as a Function of Tropical Easterly Wave Phase

9:45	M. S. Gilmore, A. Fierro, E. R. Mansell, L. J. Wicker, and J. M. Straka The influence of local environmental conditions upon supercell kinematics, microphysics, electrification, and lightning.

10:00	Y. Maekawa, S. Ogata, Y. Shibagaki, Y. Sonoi, M. Teshiba, H. Hashiguchi, and S. Fukao Multi-wavelength Radar Observations of Wintertime Thunder Clouds Related to the Polarity of the Lightning Discharges

10:15	G. K. Manohar and A. P. Kesarkar Climatology of Thunderstorm Activity over Indian Region: A Study of East-West Contrast

10:30	Coffee Break

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11:00	Session B2 Electrical Activity and Meteorology II

11:00	W. R. Burrows and C. Price Statistical Models for 1-2 Day Lightning Prediction for Canada and the Northern United States

11:15	S. Soula, S. Coquillat, S. Chauzy, J. F. Georgis, and Y. Seity Surface precipitation electric current produced by convective rains during map

11:30	J. E. Dye, J. C. Willett, W. D. Hall, E. Defer, S. Lewis, D. Mach, M. Bateman, H. Christian, C. A. Grainger, P. Willis, and F. J. Merceret The Decay of Electric Field in Anvils: Observations and Comparison with Model Calculations

11:45	M. G. Bateman, D. M. Mach, S. Lewis, J. E. Dye, E. Defer, C. A. Grainger, P. T. Willis, H. J. Christian, and F. J. Merceret Comparison of in-situ Electric Field and Radar Derived Parameters for Stratiform Clouds in Central Florida.

12:00	Y. Seity, S. Soula, and S. Chauzy Relationships between lightning flash production and microphysics observed in European thunderstorms.

12 :15	Qie Xiushu, Zhang Guangshu, Kong Xiangzhen, Wang Huibin, Zhang Tong, Zhou Yunjun and Zhang Yijun Observation on the Lightning Discharges in the Northeastern Verge of Tibetan Plateau

12:30	lunch

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14:00	Session B B3 Electrical Activity and Meteorology III (poster)

	S. J. Goodman, R. Blakeslee, H. Christian, D. Boccippio, W. Koshak, J. Bailey, J. Hall, M. Bateman, E. McCaul, D. Buechler, W. Petersen, C. Darden, and T. Bradshaw The North Alabama Lightning Mapping Array: Recent Results and Future Prospects

	E. W. McCaul Jr., S. J. Goodman, D. Buechler, R. Blakeslee, H. Christian, D. Boccippio, W. Koshak, J. Bailey, J. Hall, M. Bateman, W. Petersen, C. Darden, and T. Bradshaw A Total Lightning Climatology for the Tennessee Valley Region

	N. W. S. Demetriades and M. J. Murphy Normal polarity severe thunderstorms dominated by negative CG lightning in the Dallas-Fort Worth area

	T. Suda, T. Shindo, and A. Wada Lightning activity observed with lightning location systems of electric utilities in Japan 1992-2001

	S. Heckman What Does The Lightning Flash Rate Measure?

	M. O. Domingues, O. Mendes Jr., C. Sin Chan, and C. A. A. Beneti A discussion on atmospheric parameters related to lightning activities: events from the Interdisciplinary Pantanal Experiment (2nd. Data campaign), Brazil

	Z. Kawasaki, S. Yoshida, and T. Morimoto National wide SAFIR network in Japan

	K. Michimoto, T. Shimura, T. Suzuki, and T. Hanada A Study of Winter Thunderstorms in the Hokuriku Coastal Area, Japan

	V. Mushtak, E. Williams, and D. Boccippio Latitudinal Variation of Cloud Base Height and Lightning Parameters in the Tropics

	K. P. Naccarato, O. Pinto Jr., and I. R. C. A. Pinto Lightning activity over large urban areas of the southeastern Brazil

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16:00	Session B4 Electrical Activity and Meteorology IV (poster)

	O. Altaratz, Z. Levin, Y. Yair, and B. Ziv Differences in Winter Lighting Activity over Land and Sea across the Eastern Coast of the Mediterranean

	J. C. Bailey, R. J. Blakeslee, O. Pinto, A. Athayde, N. Renno, and C. D. Weidman The Rondonia lightning detection network: network description, science objectives, data processing/archival methodology, and results

	N. W. S. Demetriades, M. J. Murphy, and P. Richard The advantages of total lightning over CG lightning for thunderstorm cell identification and tracking and its complement to radar reflectivity

	S. Dossou-Gbété and S. Pedeboy A dynamic and evolutive classification method based on self generating cells: an application to the identification of storm cells

	N. Dotzek, B. Rabin, and R. Holle Lightning evolution in the severe storms in Texas on 7 April 2002

	A. Frank-Kamenetsky, O. Troshichev, V. Morozov, G. Burns, M. Fuellekrug, and A. Rogers Relatioship between variations of the atmospheric electric field in the southern polar region and thunderstorm activity

	I. R. C. A. Pinto, O. Pinto Jr., M. A. S. Santos, F. J. Miranda Lighting research in Brazil: recent results 2. Indirect measurements

	C. Price and B. Murphy Positive Lightning Activity During an Intense Derecho

	J. T. Rompala, R. J. Blakeslee, and J. C. Bailey Detection Efficiency Contours for Regions Serviced by Lightning Detection Networks of Limited Scope

	V. N. Stasenko, S. M. Galperin, and G. G. Shchukin Severe storm lightning evolution pattern and associated weather hazards
	B. A. Zajac and J. F. Weaver Lightning Training in the National Weather Service

18:00	end of the session

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