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           and the application to surface rainfall analysis

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     Spectral bin cloud microphysics (SBM) is one of the state-of-the-
art numerical approaches to represent cloud and precipitation in
atmospheric models. The speaker has been involved in the development of
coupling framework between SBM and the meso-scale models, the Japan
Meteorological Agency three-dimensional non-hydrostatic model (JMA-NHM)
and the Weather and Research Forecasting model (WRF), over 10 years.
This talk will summarize the microphysical processes, categorization of
cloud particle types and technical notes in the SBM of the Hebrew
University Cloud Model (HUCM). The analysis of the surface rainfall
structure observed in one-day rainfall event over central-US (Iguchi et
al. 2012GRL) will be also introduced as the application of the SBM
simulation.

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