JST	UTC	No.
9:00-9:05	0:00-0:05	Welcoming Remarks from JMA
9:05-9:10	0:05-0:10	Welcoming Remarks from WMO
9:10-9:15	0:10-0:15	Welcoming Remarks from ICSC co-chair

JST	UTC	No.	Title	Presenter
9:15-9:35	0:15-0:35	S1-01	Advancing the WMO WIGOS Vision for 2040	Dr. Ken Holmlund	WMO
9:35-9:55	0:35-0:55	S1-02	Utilisation of satellite data at the Bureau	Ms. Agnes Lane	BOM
9:55-10:15	0:55-1:15	S1-03	Status of FengYun Satellite Program and Future Development	Mr. XIAN Di	CMA
10:15-10:35	1:15-1:35	S1-04	EUMETSAT in action eyes to check the pulse of Earth	Dr. Paolo Ruti	EUMETSAT
10:35-10:55	1:35-1:55	S1-06	Status of Himawari-8/9 and their follow-on satellite program	Mr. Kotaro BESSHO	JMA
10:55-11:15	1:55-2:15	S1-07	KMA’s Current Activities on GK2A and Future Satellite Program	Mr. Sung-Rae Chung	KMA
11:15-11:35	2:15-2:35	S1-08	NOAA: Current and Future Satellite Systems	Ms. Irene Parker	NOAA/NESDIS

JST	UTC	No.	Title	Presenter
13:15-13:35	4:15-4:35	S2-01	JAXA Earth Observation Overview	Dr. Riko Oki	Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA)
13:35-13:50	4:35-4:50	S2-02	Cooperation for use of satellite data between JMA and JAXA	Mr. Yasuhiko Sumida	Japan Meteorological Agency
13:50-14:05	4:50-5:05	S2-03	Greenhouse gases observation from space by GOSAT series satellites since 2009	Dr. Akihiko Kuze	GOSAT and GOSAT-2 Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
14:05-14:20	5:05-5:20	S2-04	Aerosol data assimilation with data from multiple space-borne observation platforms	Prof. Keiya Yumimoto	Research Institute for Applied Mechanics, Kyushu University
14:20-14:35	5:20-5:35	S2-05	Evaluation and Comparison of Long-term Total Precipitable Water Products by the GCOM-W/AMSR2	Mr. Keiichi Ohara	Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency Earth Observation Research Center
14:35-14:50	5:35-5:50	S2-06	Recent progresses of the Global Satellite Mapping of Precipitation (GSMaP) Products	Dr. Takuji Kubota	Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA)
14:50-15:05	5:50-6:05	S2-07	High Resolution GSMaP with Himawari	Mr. Tomoo Ushio	Osaka University
15:05-15:20	6:05-6:20	S2-08	Extreme Weather Bulletin and Emergency Observation/Mapping Activities of the Manila Observatory	Ms. Jezleer Tymico Montajes	Senior RS-GIS Specialist, Geomatics for Environment and Development, Manila Observatory

JST	UTC	No.	Title	Presenter
9:00-9:20	0:00-0:20	S3-01	Update of National and International Activities for Space Weather Research and Operation	Dr. Mamoru ISHII	NICT
9:20-9:35	0:20-0:35	S3-02	A New Index to Describe the Response of Geomagnetic Disturbance to the Energy Injection from the Solar Wind	Dr. Zhao Ming-Xian	National Satellite Meteorological Center (National Center for Space Weather)
9:35-9:50	0:35-0:50	S3-03	The Frequency-Domain Characterization of Cosmic Ray Intensity Variations Before Forbush Decreases Associated with Geomagnetic Storms	Ms. Ye Qian	the China Meteorological Administration
9:50-10:05	0:50-1:05	S3-04	Energetic Electron Flux Measurements using KSEM PD on GeoKompsat-2A	Dr. Oh Daehyeon	National Meteorological Satellite Center (NMSC)
10:05-10:20	1:05-1:20	S3-05	Radiation exposure estimation and information service using the Korean Radiation Exposure Assessment Model for aviation route dose (KREAM)	Ms. Lee Dong-Hee	National Meteorological Satellite Center, Korea Meteorological Administration
10:20-10:35	1:20-1:35	S3-06	Three-dimensional Propagation of the Global Extreme-ultraviolet Wave Associated with a Solar Eruption on 2021 October 28	Dr. Hou Zhenyong	Peking University, Beijing, China

JST	UTC	No.	Title	Presenter
12:00-12:15	3:00-3:15	S41-01	Facilitating Exploitation of International LEO/GEO Meteorological Satellite Observing Systems Through Community Satellite Processing Package (CSPP)	Dr. Allen Huang	SSEC/CIMSS, UW-Madison
12:15-12:30	3:15-3:30	S41-02	FY-3E EM satellite performance and application on orbit at first year	Dr. Xiuqing HU Hu	National Satellite Meteorological Center
12:30-12:45	3:30-3:45	S41-03	Pre-Operational Validation of AHI on Himawari-9, in navigation and calibration.	Ms. Mayu Sumita	Meteorological Satellite Center of Japan Meteorological Agency
12:45-13:00	3:45-4:00	S41-04	Pre-Operational Validation of AHI on Himawari-9, in level 2 products.	Mr. Shin Koyamatsu	Meteorological Satellite Center of Japan Meteorological Agency
13:00-13:15	4:00-4:15	S41-05	Introduction of JMA’s satellite-based nowcasting products	Mr. Shiro Omori	Japan Meteorological Agency
13:15-13:30	4:15-4:30	S41-06	Satellite Meteorology Training in WMO RA V during 2021/2022: The Australian VLab Centre of Excellence experience	Mr. Bodo Ivar Zeschke	Australian Bureau of Meteorology Training Centre (BMTC)
13:30-13:45	4:30-4:45	S41-07	Recent activities of the International Precipitation Working Group (IPWG)	Dr. Takuji Kubota	Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA)
13:45-13:55	4:45-4:55	Coffee Break
13:55-14:10	4:55-5:10	S41-08	Detection of short-lived convective clouds using geostationary satellite images	Ms. Adinda Dara Vahada	BMKG
14:10-14:25	5:10-5:25	S41-09	Seasonal differences of precipitation and microphysical characteristics over the Asian monsoon region using spaceborne dual-frequency precipitation radar	Dr. Moeka Yamaji	Earth Observation Research Center, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
14:25-14:40	5:25-5:40	S41-10	Introduction of confidence flags to the Himawari-8 precipitation estimation algorithm	Dr. Hitoshi Hirose	Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA)
14:40-14:55	5:40-5:55	S41-11	Precipitation estimation using Himawari-8 in Vietnam	Dr. An Hung Nguyen	Le Quy Don Technical University
14:55-15:10	5:55-6:10	S41-12	Intercomparison of operational precipitation products in Vietnam	Mr. Giacomo Roversi	(1) Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Bologna, Italy (2) Institute of Atmospheric Sciences and Climate (ISAC), National Research Council (CNR), Rome, Italy
15:10-15:25	6:10-6:25	S41-13	The current status and the future plans of WMO Observing System Capability Analysis and Review Tool for space-based capabilities (OSCAR/Space)	Mr. Heikki Pohjola	WMO
15:25-15:40	6:25-6:40	S41-14	Parallax correction methods and objective detection of overshooting cloud tops surrounding extreme weather events location In Indonesia	Mr. Bony Septian Pandjaitan	Sud division for Weather Satellite Imagery Management Indonesia Agency for Meteorology Climatology and Geophysics

JST	UTC	No.	Title	Presenter
12:00-12:15	3:00-3:15	S42-01	Introduction of the Project for Enhancing Utilization of Himawari-8/9 Data - Rapidly Developing Cumulus Area (RDCA) Determination -	Mr. Hiroshi Suzue	Japan Meteorological Agency
12:15-12:30	3:15-3:30	S42-02	Cumulonimbus Cloud Prediction Using Rapidly Developing Cumulus Area (RDCA) Products At Ambon Pattimura Airport	Ms. Ayufitriya	Indonesia Agency for Meteorology Climatology and Geophysics (BMKG), State College Of Meteorology Climatology And Geophysics (STMKG)
12:30-12:45	3:30-3:45	S42-03	Investigation of severe hailstorm over northwest India during 2020- A satellite perspective	Mr. Shibin Balakrishnan	Scientist-C, India Meteorological Department, Ministry of Earth Sciences
12:45-13:00	3:45-4:00	S42-04	Convective Initiation Analysis using Day Cloud Phases Distinction RGB on Tropical Region	Mr. Rion Suaib Salman	State College Of Meteorology Climatology And Geophysics (STMKG)
13:00-13:15	4:00-4:15	S42-05	ProbSevere LightningCast Probabilities over Guam using Himawari imagery	Dr. Scott Shipman Lindstrom	UW-Madison Space Science and Engineering Center (SSEC), Cooperative Institute for Meteorological Satellite Studies (CIMSS)
13:15-13:30	4:15-4:30	S42-06	Application of satellite remote sensing to assess springtime atmospheric aerosol loading over the South-West Asia	Dr. Samaneh Sabetghadam	Institute of Geophysics, University of Tehran, Iran
13:30-13:45	4:30-4:45	S42-07	Monitoring Volcanic Emissions with a GEO-LEO Fusion Approach	Dr. W. Paul Menzel	CIMSS/SSEC/UW
13:45-13:55	4:45-4:55	Coffee Break
13:55-14:10	4:55-5:10	S42-08	A census of deep volcanic eruptions in the tropics as observed by Himawari-8	Dr. Chris Lucas	Australian Bureau of Meteorology
14:10-14:25	5:10-5:25	S42-09	Development of fog convergence technology and Application for road weather service based on geostationary meteorological satellites	Mr. Hancheol Lim	Satellite Planning Division, NMSC, KMA
14:25-14:40	5:25-5:40	S42-10	Development and validation of the cirrus cloud mask method by using near infrared band observed from geostationary satellite.	Mr. Takuma Yamaguchi	Faculty of Engineering Sciences, Interdisciplinary Graduate School of Engineering Sciences, Kyushu University
14:40-14:55	5:40-5:55	S42-11	Retrieval and Evaluation of Atmospheric Temperature and Humidity Profiles using Geostationary Hyperspectral Infrared Sounder	Ms. Hye-In Park	Researcher, National Meteorological Satellite Center/KMA
14:55-15:10	5:55-6:10	S42-12	FY-4A/GIIRS Temperature Validation in Winter and Application in Cold Wave Monitoring	Ms. Suling Ren	National Satellite Meteorological Center
15:10-15:25	6:10-6:25	S42-13	Creating new ways to view LEO Satellite observations of winds and waves	Dr. Scott Shipman Lindstrom	UW-Madison Space Science and Engineering Center (SSEC), Cooperative Institute for Meteorological Satellite Studies (CIMSS)
15:25-15:40	6:25-6:40	S42-14	Tropopause folds measured by Fengyun-4: Preliminary validation and their relation to hazard weather events	Dr. Yi-Xuan SHOU	National Satellite Meteorological Center
15:40-15:55	6:40-6:55	S42-15	Operational application of deep learning model for auto-detection of atmospheric gravity waves over the Asia-Pacific region	Mr. Ying Wa Chan	Hong Kong Observatory

JST	UTC	No.	Title	Presenter
9:00-9:20	0:00-0:20	S5-01	NOAA’s New Strategic and Implementation Plans in Response to the Climate Crisis	Dr. Mitch Goldberg	NOAA
9:20-9:35	0:20-0:35	S5-02	Mapping the Global Agricultural Drought with Chinese Meteorological Satellite Data	Prof. Jinlong Fan	National Satellite Meteorological Center
9:35-9:50	0:35-0:50	S5-03	Evolution, validation and application of Land Surface Temperature product on FY-3 Polar orbit Meteorological Satellite	Prof. Lixin Dong	1 Key Laboratory of Radiometric Calibration and Validation for Environmental Satellites, 2 National Satellite Meteorological Center (National Center for Space Weather), China Meteorological Administration
9:50-10:05	0:50-1:05	S5-04	The FY-3D Global Active Fire product: Principle, Methodology and Validation	Mr. Jie Chen	National Satellite Meteorological Center
10:05-10:20	1:05-1:20	S5-05	Introduction of FY-3/MWRI soil moisture product and its applications.	Dr. Ruijing Sun	National Satellite Meteorological Center
10:20-10:35	1:20-1:35	S5-06	Solar Monitoring in Australia	Dr. Caroline Anne Poulsen	Bureau of Meteorology
10:35-10:50	1:35-1:50	S5-07	New IMOS Himawari-8 and Multi-sensor Sea Surface Temperature products	Dr. Pallavi Govekar	Australian Bureau of Meteorology
10:50-11:05	1:50-2:05	S5-08	Inversion of Ocean Transparency based on FengYun meteorological Satellite	Dr. Lin Tian	National Satellite Meteorological Center, China Meteorological Administration, Beijing, China
11:05-11:20	2:05-2:20	S5-09	Introduction of FY-4B instruments and Results of post-launch calibration and Testing	Dr. Zhiwei Wang	National Satellite Meteorological Center(NSMC), China Meteorological Administration (CMA)
11:20-11:35	2:20-2:35	S5-10	WMO Space-based Weather and Climate Extremes Monitoring (SWCEM) for East Asia and Western Pacific	Prof. Yuriy Kuleshov	Australian Bureau of Meteorology SPACE Research Centre, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) University
11:35-11:50	2:35-2:50	S5-11	The Climate Comfort and Risk Assessment for Tourism in Bali, Indonesia	Mr KADEK SUMAJA	Indonesian Agency for Meteorology Climatology and Geophysics

JST	UTC	No.	Title	Presenter
13:00-13:20	4:00-4:20	S6-01	Review of satellite radiance observations in operational numerical weather prediction	Dr. Fiona Isobel Smith	Bureau of Meteorology
13:20-13:35	4:20-4:35	S6-02	Assimilation of FengYun Satellite Data in CMA-GFS Using Advanced Radiative Transfer Modeling System (ARMS)	Prof. Fuzhong Weng	CMA Earth System Modeling and Prediction Centre
13:35-13:50	4:35-4:50	S6-03	A brief review of the current status and future requirements of satellite microwave data for NWP	Dr. S. Indira Rani	National Centre for Medium Range Weather Forecasting (NCMRWF), Ministry of Earth Sciences (MoES), Govt. of India
13:50-14:05	4:50-5:05	S6-04	Impact of microwave radiance assimilation over land using dynamic emissivity in the global NWP system of JMA.	Dr. Keiichi Kondo	Numerical Prediction Division / Meteorological Research Institute, Japan Meteorological Agency
14:05-14:20	5:05-5:20	S6-05	Impact of Aeolus wind data assimilation on typhoon track forecasting	Ms. Izumi Okabe	MRI/JMA
14:20-14:35	5:20-5:35	S6-06	All-sky infrared radiance assimilation of Himawari-8 in the global data assimilation system at JMA	Dr. Kozo Okamoto	JMA/MRI
14:35-14:50	5:35-5:50	S6-07	Impact of clear-sky radiances at CO2 band in the JMA’s global data assimilation system	Mr. Naoto Kusano	Numerical Prediction Division, Japan Meteorological Agency
14:50-15:05	5:50-6:05	S6-08	Investigation of loading an infrared sounder on a geostationary satellite by the infrared sounder subcommittee of the Next Generation GEO/Mission Investigation Team (NGG/MInT)	Prof. Ryoichi Imasu	Atmosphere and Ocean Research Institute, The University of Tokyo
15:05-15:20	6:05-6:20	S6-09	Assimilation of hyperspectral infrared sounder radiances in the JMA’s meso-scale NWP system	Mr. Hiroyuki Shimizu	Numerical Prediction Division, Japan Meteorological Agency
15:20-15:35	6:20-6:35	S6-10	Observation system simulation experiments for a hyperspectral infrared sounder onboard a geostationary satellite	Ms. Hiromi Owada	Japan Meteorological Agency
15:35-15:50	6:35-6:50	S6-11	Mesoscale OSSE for the potential impact of a geostationary hyperspectral infrared sounder	Dr. Tadashi Fujita	Meteorological Research Institute, Japan Meteorological Agency

JST	UTC	No.	Title	Presenter
9:00-9:05	0:00-0:05	Opening Ceremony
9:05-9:20	0:05-0:20	T1	Keynote presentations by ICSC Chair	Dr. James Purdom
9:20-9:35	0:20-0:35	T2	Keynote presentations by Co-chair of Vlab	Dr. Bernie Connell

JST	UTC	No.	Title	Presenter
9:35-10:50	0:35-1:50	T3	Training lecture from CMA	Mr. XIAN Di	CMA
10:50-11:00	1:50-2:00	Coffee Break
11:00-12:15	2:00-3:15	T4	Training lecture from JMA	Taro HANDA, Shiho NAIKI, Kotaro SAITO and Mayuko SAKURAI	JMA
12:15-13:30	3:15-4:30	T5	Training lecture from KMA	Seon-Yong LEE, Ok Hee LEE, Taekyu JANG	KMA

JST	UTC	No.	Title	Presenter
9:00-10:00	0:00-1:00	T6	Satellite applications for Tropical Cyclone Analysis	Mr. Joe Courtney	BOM
10:00-11:00	1:00-2:00	T7	Introduction and Demonstration of the NOAA Global Flood Products	Dr. William Straka	NOAA
11:00-11:10	2:00-2:10	Coffee Break
11:10-12:10	2:10-3:10	T8	Introduction to Rainfall Nowcasting Using Satellite Image	Mr. Muhammad Hanif Affan Yusron	BMKG
12:10-12:45	3:10-3:45	T9	CMATC & BOM VLab RFG Part 1	Mr. Bodo Zeschke Ms. Jingmian Deng	BMTC/CMATC
12:45-13:20	3:45-4:20	T10	CMATC & BOM VLab RFG Part 2	Mr. Bodo Zeschke Ms. Jingmian Deng	BMTC/CMATC
13:20-13:20	4:20-4:20	Closing Ceremony
13:20-13:40	4:20-4:40	Closing Remarks from KMA, and ICSC co-chair

JST	UTC	No.	Title	Presenter
9:00-9:10	0:00-0:10	J1	Opening of the Meeting
9:10-9:20	0:10-0:20	J2	Updates on working structure and Operating Plans of RA II/V	Jun Yu	WMO
9:20-9:30	0:20-0:30	J2		Ryuji Yamada	WMO
9:30-9:40	0:30-0:40	J2		Yongqing Chen	WMO
9:40-9:50	0:40-0:50	J3	RA II WIGOS Project Updates (RA II Operating Plan - RA II-17-I-IP-6 – Activity 4) Updates	Dohyeong Kim	KMA
9:50-10:10	0:50-1:10	J4	Global Survey on Satellite Data Utilization: RA II & RA V	Chang LIU	WMO
10:10-11:00	1:10-2:00	J5	Member Reports	Bangladesh	XIAN DI (Chair)
				Bhutan
				China
				Hong Kong, China
				Indonesia
				Myanmar
				Qatar
				Singapore
				Thailand
				Viet Nam
11:00−11:10	2:00-2:10	Coffee Break
11:10-11:30	2:10-2:30	J6	INFCOM/SC-ON/ET-SSU-5: outcomes of the meeting (13-15 Sept 2022)	Fiona Smith	BoM
11:30-11:40	2:30-2:40	J7	Reports from RAI and RAIII/IV	Sarah Kimani	IMTR
11:40-11:50	2:40-2:50	J7		Diego Souza	INPE
11:50-12:00	2:50-3:00	J8	Training Activity	Agnes Lane	BoM
12:00-12:10	3:00-3:10	J8		Jinho SHIN	CMA/KMA
12:10-12:20	3:10-3:20	J8		Nelly Florida Riama	BMKG
12:20-12:40	3:20-3:40	J9	Future Work Plan		JMA
12:40-12:50	3:40-3:50	J10	Summary & Closing		JMA

Presentations

Conference Day 1

Opening Ceremony

Session 1: Space program and data access updates

session 2: JAXA's coordinated efforts for the earth observation for environmental monitoring

Conference Day 2

Session 3: Space weather

Session 4: Application for atmospheric monitoring and nowcasting

Session 4 (parallel 1)

Session 4 (parallel 2)

Conference Day 3

Session 5: Application for land surface, sea surface, and climate monitoring

Session 6: Application for numerical weather prediction

Closing Ceremony

Training Event Day 1

Opening Ceremony

Training Event

Training Event Day 2

Training Event

Joint RA II - RA V Coordination Meeting