REPORTON
““2011RAͲVTRAININGCOURSEONSATELLITE
APPLICATIONSFORMETEOROLOGYAND
CLIMATOLOGY””
Citeko,Bogor––Indonesia,19––27September
WMOOMM
BMKG
2011
Organizedby:
AGENCYFORMETEOROLOGY,CLIMATOLOGYANDGEOPHYSICS(BMKG)
INDONESIA
WithCoͲsponsorshipof:
THEWORLDMETEOROLOGICALORGANIZATION(WMO)
1.INTRODUCTION
Earth observation from space through various satelliteͲbased remote sensing
instruments has provided a vantage means of monitoring earth and atmosphere.
Withtheincreasingconcernfortheearthandatmospheresystems,theemphasison
the use of satellite observation for understanding processes in earth, ocean and
atmospheresystemshasassumedgreaterimportance.
Satellite data provided by several providers via either direct or indirect broadcast
have tremendous roles in monitoring earth’’s environment and atmosphere. RA V
region mostly consists of archipelagic countries which are vulnerable to climate
variabilityandseveralsignificantweathersystems.Theregionalclimateandweather
systemsareveryimportanttobemonitoredinthesincetheybringsocioͲeconomic
impactsforthecountriesinSouthͲeastAsiaandSouthͲwestPacific.
SatelliteͲbased observation offers tremendously useful information for broad areas
of application i.e. land, ocean, and atmosphere. In the other hand, the latest
technologyandtechniquesdevelopedbyvariousoperationalorresearchinstitutions
havealsoenableuserstoderivegeophysicalparametersfromthesatellitedatafor
earthsystemsmonitoringpurposes.
In many of RA V countries the use of satellite data are still limited to weather
forecasting and warnings. Acquisition, analysis and interpretation of satellite
products have not been fully explored. Therefore, efforts particularly on capacity
building are required to enhance the capabilities of RA V member countries for
varioussatelliteapplicationstogainoptimumuseofthesatelliteobservationforthe
regionandtheirrespectivecountries’’needs.
AsamanifestationofIndonesia’’scommitmenttosupportcapacitybuildingactivities
at regional and international meteorological communities, BMKG organized the
““2011 RA V Training Course on Satellite Applications for Meteorology and
Climatology””withcoͲsponsorshipofTheWorldMeteorologicalOrganization(WMO).
2.OBJECTIVES
Theobjectivesofthetrainingcourseare:
a. ToincreaseskillsofRAVmeteorologistsforprovidingbettermeteorological
andclimatologicalservicesthroughbetteruseofsatellitedatawithlatest
practicalknowledgeandtools
b. Tobuildpartnershipsacrossorganizations/countries/applicationareas
3.VENUE
BMKGTrainingCenterFacilities(MultiͲPurposeBuilding),Citeko,BogorͲIndonesia
Address:
Citeko,PO.Box26Cisarua,Bogor16750
WestJavaͲIndonesia
Tel.+62251255011,Fax.+62251255460
4.ORGANIZER
IndonesianMeteorologicalandGeophysicalAgency(BMG)
Jl.AngkasaI/No.2,KemayoranJakarta10720––INDONESIA
Tel.+62Ͳ21Ͳ4246321/6546314;Fax.+62Ͳ21Ͳ4246703/65866229
WithCoͲsponsorshipof:WorldMeteorologicalOrganization(WMO)
Andsupportedby:
Ͳ CooperativeInstituteforMeteorologicalSatelliteStudies(CIMSS)/SSEC,UWͲ
Madison,USA
Ͳ NationalOceanicandAtmosphericAdministration(NOAA),USA
Ͳ BureauofMeteorology(BoM),Australia
5.LECTURECONTRIBUTORS
Lectures, materials and exercises given in this training course were provided by
lecturers and instructors from several institutions in satellite meteorology and
applicationsalsofromBMKGIndonesia,namely:
1. Dr.AllenHuang,CIMMS/SSEC,UniversityofWisconsin,MadisonͲUSA
2. Ms.KathyStrabala,CIMMS/SSEC,UniversityofWisconsin,MadisonͲUSA
3. Mr.ScottNolin,SSECUniversityofWisconsin,MadisonͲUSA
4. Dr.PingpingXie,ClimatePredictionCenter(CPC)––NOAA,USA
5. Dr. Andrew Tupper, Australian Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) Northern
Territory
6. Dr. Surono, Center for Volcanology and Geological Hazards Mitigation
(CVGHM),MinistryofEnergyͲIndonesia
7. Dr. Ardhasena Sopaheluwakan, Center for Climate Change and Air Quality Ͳ
BMKGIndonesia
8. Ms.Nurhayati,CenterforAgroclimateandMarineClimateͲBMKGIndonesia
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6.PARTICIPANTS
Thetrainingcourseisdesignedforoperationalpersonneldealingwithsatellitedata
use in order to improve better use of satellite data and products using latest
methods and techniques provided by the competent instructors. TwentyͲsix (26)
participantscamefrom14memberͲcountriesofRAVregion(Indonesia,Philippines,
Malaysia, Singapore, Timor Leste, Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, Samoa,
Kiribati, Niue, Fiji, New Caledonia, Australia, and New Zealand) whom are involved
withsatellitedatauseforoperationalorresearchpurposesparticipatedinthisevent.
7.TRAININGCOURSECURRICULUMANDPROGRAMS
The course curriculum comprises : 45 % lecture and 55 % exercises/lab. activities,
andarrangedasfollows:
1. Lectures and exercises from CIMMS/SSEC University of WisconsinͲMadison,
USA:25Ͳhourstotal
Lecturetopicsinclude:
a. Current Status and Future Plan Operational of Geostationary and PolarͲ
OrbitingSatellites(2Ͳhourslectures)
b. IntroductiontotheMODISSensorandProducts(6Ͳhourslectures)
1. QuickReviewofRemoteSensingBasicsTheory(2Ͳhourslectures)
2. MODISStandardProducts(4Ͳhourslectures)
i. MODISAtmosphereProducts
1. MOD04ͲAerosolProduct
2. MOD05ͲTotalPrecipitableWater(WaterVapor)
3. MOD06ͲCloudProduct
a. CloudTopProperties(MOD06CT)
b. CloudPhase(partofMOD06CT)
c. CloudOpticalDepth(MOD06OD)
4. MOD07ͲAtmosphericProfiles
5. MOD35ͲCloudMask
ii. MODISOceanProducts
1. Chlorophyll
2. SeaSurfaceTemperature(SST)
iii. MODISLandProducts
1. MOD09ͲLandSurfaceReflectance
2. MOD11ͲLandSurfaceTemperature&Emissivity
3. MOD13ͲGriddedVegetationIndices(NDVI&EVI)
4. MOD14ͲThermalAnomalies(Fires)
5. MOD 43 Ͳ Bidirectional Reflectance Distribution
Function(BRDF)
c. MODIS Direct Broadcast Software and Products (3Ͳhours lectures ; 2 hours
exercises)
1. WhatisMODISDirectBroadcast(DB)?
2. MODISDBImageProducts
3. MODISDBAtmosphereProducts
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2.
4. MODISDBLandproducts
5. MODISDBOceanproducts
6. SoftwareforinterpretingMODISDBproducts
7. DownloadingMODISdatafromtheWeb
d. DirectBroadcastApplications(3Ͳhourslectures;3Ͳhourslectures)
1. WeatherObservationandForecasting
2. PublicSafetyandPublicInterest
i. NighttimeFogDetection
ii. Snow/IceDetection
iii. Fires
iv. SevereWeather
3. AviationInterest
i. Everything clouds, Cloud composition, Height and
Temperature
ii. Turbulence
iii. AshDetection
4. NumericalWeatherPrediction
i. IMAPP,DCRAS
5. Aerosols
i. Detection
ii. IDEA
6. Others
e. OverviewofAIRS(4Ͳhourslectures)
1. Instrument
2. Radiances
3. SpectralResolution
4. GasesAbsorption
5. TemperatureInversion
6. SurfaceProperty/Signature
7. Cloud,Dust,andAshSignature
8. RegressionRetrieval(AllSky)
9. SpectralMovie
10. Hyper/UltraSpectralH2OImproveTCForecast
f. AIRSLabExercises(2Ͳhoursexercises)
1. IdentifyAtmosphericGasesAbsorptionFeature
2. IdentifyLand/OceanSurfaceEmissionFeature
3. IdentifyTemperatureInversionAbsorptionFeature
4. IdentifyCloudsAbsorptionFeature
5. ExamineCharacteristicofAIRSProfileRetrievals
6. OptionalExercises(TakeHome)
7. Trace gases detection & further investigation on temperature
inversion
LecturesandexercisesfromNOAA’’sCPCLecturer:6Ͳhours
a. ApplicationsofSatellitePrecipitationEstimatesinWeatherand
Climate:
i. SatellitePrecipitationEstimatesfromIndividualSources
ii. CombiningInformationfromMultipleSources
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3.
4.
5.
iii. ApplicationsofSatellitePrecipitationEstimates
iv. Exercises
v. Discussionsandfeedbacks
Lecture from Center for Volcanology and Geological Hazards Mitigation
(CVGHM)Indonesia:1.5Ͳhours
a. VolcanicͲashmonitoringtosupportaviationsafety
LecturesandcasestudiesfromAustralianBoMLecturer:4.5Ͳhours
a. Meteorological remote sensing techniques for assisting mitigating
volcanichazards
LecturesfromBMKGlecturer:3Ͳhours
a. SST Prediction System for the Indonesian Seas derived from MODIS
data(1.5Ͳhourslecture)
b. OverviewofBMKGIndonesiaandItsServices(1.5Ͳhourslecture)
Detailedtrainingprogram/agendaisattached(see:Appendix1)
8.SUMMARYOFTHEWORKSHOP
““2011 RA V Training Course on Satellite Applications for Meteorology and
Climatology”” was opened by Dr. Sri Woro B. Harijono (Director General of BMKG
Indonesia / President of WMO RA V Region) on 20 September, 2011. The Director
General of BMKG delivered welcome address which underlined the needs in
enhancingbetteruseofsatellitedataandproductinRAVregiontosupportmultiͲ
hazards early warning system and for environmental/climate change monitoring.
Representative from Cooperative Institute for Meteorological Satellite Studies
(CIMMS) / SSEC UWͲMadison, Dr. Allen Huang also honored to have his courtesy
speechintheopeningceremony.HementionedthattheSSECteamwereveryhappy
tobepartofthetrainingandgetalongwithRAVsatellitemeteorologycommunity
in this event for sharing information and transferring knowledge for promoting
satelliteremotesensingapplicationsintheregion.
In the 1st day after opening program, Dr. Allen Huang delivered his introductory
lectures on the Current Status and Future Plan Operational of Geostationary and
PolarͲOrbitingSatellites(2hoursͲlectures),followedbyCountryReportpresentations
byeachcountries’’representativesandthesessionwasendedat17.30LT.
At 2ndͲDay to 7thͲDay of the training course sessions started on 09.00 Ͳ 12.30 LT
(morningsession),and13.30––17.30LT(afternoonsession).OnDayͲ2toDayͲ3Ms.
Kathy Strabala (SSEC/UWͲMadison) gave lectures and exercises on MODIS
ApplicationsusingHydra,McIDASͲVandGoogleEarthsoftwares(withCoͲinstructor:
Mr.ScottNolin).ThelecturesemphasizedthatMODISdatahavebroadapplications
rangingfromatmosphere,oceanandlandmonitoringi.e:weatherobservationand
forecasting (complementary to Geostationary satellite data and improved NWP
model),publicsafety(identificationofsevereweather),aviation(identifying:cloud’’s
temperature, height, phase and composition, turbulence and ash detection), and
monitoringaerosolconcentration intheatmosphere.Oceanproductsderivedfrom
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MODIS (i.e. ocean chlorophyll and sea surface temperature) provide great
advantagesinoceaninformationforvariousstakeholders.LandproductsofMODIS
dataisusedforfiredetection,vegetationandcropmonitoring,etc.
Dr.AllenHuangdeliveredlecturesandexercisesonAIRSonDayͲ4.Basicscienceon
Advanced InfraRed Sounders of MODIS and its applications of were introduced to
participants,fromthecharacteristicsofAIRSsensorsandderivedͲproductswhichare
veryusefulforidentifyingcloud,dustandashsignatures.
On5thͲDayparticipantsgotlecturesfromDr.PingpingXieonSatellitePrecipitation
Estimates Application for Weather and Climate. He overviewed the history of
satellite precipitation estimation techniques developed by researchers in many
research institutions since 1980s (Arkin’’s GPI) until present (CMORPH). He also
introducedmanyusefulsatelliteprecipitationestimatesandotherproductsavailable
onlineatClimatePredictionCentre(CPC)NOAA’’swebsite.
Dr.AndrewTupperalongwithcoͲlecturerDr.SuronopresentedlecturesonVolcanic
Ash Monitoring to Support Aviation and Public Safety and Meteorological Remote
SensingTechniquesforAssistingMitigatingVolcanicHazardson7thͲDay.
Onthe8thͲDayofthetrainingcourse,participantshavetwolecturesfromBMKG,Dr.
ArdhasenaSopaheluwakan(SSTPredictionSystemforIndonesianSeasUsingMODIS
LevelͲ3 Data) and Ms. Nurhayati (Brief Overview on BMKG Indonesia and Its
Services).Lastsessionisdiscussionandevaluationofthetrainingcourseforfurther
followupandrecommendations.
Technically, the ““2011 RA V Training Course on Satellite Applications for
MeteorologyandClimatology””consistedoffollowingsubjects:
1. Lectures presentation delivered by lecturers followed with questionͲandͲ
answerordiscussionbetweenparticipantsandlecturer.
2. Exercisesandcasestudies,whereparticipantswereguidedbylecturersto
havepracticalactivitiesusingsatellitedataanalysistoolsforexaminingthe
data that could be utilized to support their routine tasks. These
assignments that given after participants learn about specific subjects
enabledtoenhancetheirskillsinoperatingHydraandMcIDASͲVsoftwares.
3. Discussionsandevaluation
After evaluation in the afternoon session of 27 September 2011, the training was
closed by Ms. Nurhayati (Director of Center for Agroclimate and Marine Climate ––
BMKG) as CoͲChair of the Organizing Committee on behalf of Director General of
BMKG.InherbriefclosingremarksMs.Nurhayatiextendedappreciationandthanks
toallguestlecturerswhohavecontributetothetrainingandtoallparticipantsshe
expected continuation of communications among training alumnis as well as
lecturers to share information particularly in satellite applications to optimize
servicesprovidedbyNMHSsfornationalandregionalcommunities.
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9.CONCLUDINGREMARKS
The ““2011 RA V Training Course on Satellite Applications for Meteorology and
Climatology”” was successfully organized in terms of technical and administrative
matters, this is reflected by the participant’’s enthusiasm during the programs and
activities. Almost no serious problem occurred due to good cooperation among
trainingorganizer,lecturersandparticipants.
BytheendofthetrainingcourseparticipantsgainedusefulkowledgeinMODISand
othermeteorologicalsatellitedataapplicationsandrelatedknowledgefromexpert
lecturers from leadinginstitutionsin satellitemeteorology. All knowledge obtained
areexpectedtobeusefulandapplicablefortherespectiveRAVmemberͲcountries
tosupporttheirmeteorologicalservices.
10.ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
BMKGwishtoextendappreciationstoallinstitution,scientistsandexpertsfortheir
important and kind contribution during ““2011 RA V Training Course on Satellite
ApplicationsforMeteorologyandClimatology””,amongothersare:
1. Mr. Michel Jarraud, Secretary General of The WMO for his kind
attentivesupportandcommitmenttothecapacitybuildingeffortsof
RAVRegion
2. Dr. Barbara Ryan, Director of WMO Space Programme for her
generous support and facilitation from the beginning to enable the
trainingconductedsuccessfully
3. Dr.JeffWilson,DirectorofWMOETRProgrammeforhisconstructive
andkindadvicesandsupporttotheOrganizingCommittee
4. Dr. Allen Huang, Ms. Kathleen Strabala, Mr. Liam Gumley and Mr.
ScottNolin,ScientistsandresearchersfromCIMSS/SSECUWͲMadison,
USA, Dr. Pingping Xie (CPCͲNOAA, USA), Dr. Andrew C. Tupper
(AustralianBoM), Dr. Surono (CVGHM Indonesia) for theirimportant
andkindcontributionsinsharingtheirexpertiseandknowledgetothe
participants
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APPENDICES
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AppendixͲ1
RAVREGIONALTRAININGCOURSEONSATELLITEAPPLICATIONSFORMETEOROLOGYANDCLIMATOLOGY
(PROGRAMSANDLECTURES)
CITEKO,BOGOR––INDONESIA/19––27SEPTEMBER2011
TUESDAY
20ͲSEPͲ2011
(DAYͲ2)
OpeningSession:
WelcomingAddress
(DirectorGeneralofBMKG/
PresidentWMORAV)
WEDNESDAY
21ͲSEPͲ2011
(DAYͲ3)
IntroductiontoIMAPP
(KathyStrabala/SSEC,UWͲMadison,
USA)
THURSDAY
22ͲSEPͲ2011
(DAYͲ4)
MODISApplications
Weather,Aviation
(KathyStrabala/SSEC,UWͲ
Madison,USA)
FRIDAY
23ͲSEPͲ2011
(DAYͲ5)
Lectures
IntroductiontoAIRS
(AllenHuang/SSEC,UWͲ
Madison,USA)
10.00Ͳ11.00
Introduction:GuidanceandOutline
ofTrainingWorkshop
(Coordinator)
MODISApplications
PublicSafety,NWP
(KathyStrabala/SSEC,UWͲ
Madison,USA)
AIRS&RadiativeTransfer
(AllenHuang/SSEC,UWͲ
Madison,USA)
11.15––12.15
CurrentStatusofOperationalof
GeostationaryandPolarͲOrbiting
Satellites
(AllenHuang/SSEC,UWͲMadison,
USA)
IntroductiontoMODISdata
characteristicsanduses
(KathyStrabala/SSEC,UWͲMadison,
USA)
OverviewofMODISLandandOcean
andAtmosphereProducts
(KathyStrabala/SSEC,UWͲ
Madison,USA)
Time
MONDAY
19ͲSEPͲ2011
(DAYͲ1)
09.00––10.00
12.15––13.30
MODISApplications
Fires,AirQuality
(KathyStrabala/SSEC,UWͲ
Madison,USA)
AIRS
Temperature,WaterVaporand
CloudRetrieval
(AllenHuang/SSEC,UWͲ
Madison,USA)
LUNCHͲBREAK
LUNCHͲBREAK
LUNCHͲBREAK
LUNCHͲBREAK
FuturePlanOperationalof
GeostationaryandPolarͲOrbiting
Satellites
(AllenHuang/SSEC,UWͲMadison,
USA)
Participant’’sCountryReports
Presentation
Exercises
ExploringMODISDataandProducts
inHYDRAIncludingNDVI&NDSI
(KathyStrabala/SSEC,UWͲMadison,
USA)
Exercises:
ExploringFiresandAerosols
(Huang,Nolin&Strabala/SSEC,
UWͲMadison,USA)
Exercises:
ExploringAIRSinformation
content
(Huang&Strabala/SSEC,UWͲ
Madison,USA))
16.00––17.30
Participant’’sCountryReports
Presentation
(continued)
Exercises:
Fog/LowCloudDetection,NWP
(Huang,Nolin&Strabala/SSEC,
UWͲMadison,USA)
19.00––21.00
WelcomeDinner
Exercises
ExploringMODISDataandProducts
OverTyphoon"NANMADOL"
(Huang,Nolin&Strabala/SSEC,UWͲ
Madison,USA)
Exercises:
Online/Offlineincluding
Volcano&TraceGases
(Huang&Strabala/SSEC,UWͲ
Madison,USA)
13.30––14.30
14.30Ͳ15.30
Participant’’s
arrivals
Time
09.00––10.00
SATURDAY
24ͲSEPͲ2011
(DAYͲ6)
IntroductiontoRainfall
EstimationUsingSatelliteData
(PingpingXie,NOAAͲUSA)
SUNDAY
25ͲSEPͲ2011
(DAYͲ8)
MONDAY
26ͲSEPͲ2011
(DAYͲ7)
VolcanicAshMonitoringtoSupport
AviationSafety
(Surono,CVGHMIndonesia)
10.15Ͳ11.15
RainfallEstimationAlgorithms
UsingSatelliteData
(PingpingXie,NOAAͲUSA)
Meteorologicalremotesensing
techniquesforassistingmitigating
volcanichazards
(AndrewTupper,BoMAustralia)
11.15––12.15
NOAACPCMorphingTechnique
("CMORPH")forRainfall
Estimation
(PingpingXie,NOAAͲUSA)
Casestudy:
Remotesensingandthe
InternationalAirwaysVolcanoWatch
(AndrewTupper,BoMAustralia)
LUNCHͲ BREAK
Discussion:
Challengesinusingremotesensing
forvolcanichazardmitigation
(Panelist:Tupper,Surono,
Juswanto)
Exercise:combiningforecastsand
observationsduringavolcaniccrisis.
(AndrewTupper,BoMAustralia)
12.15––13.30
13.30––15.30
LUNCHͲBREAK
NOAACPCMorphingTechnique
("CMORPH")forRainfall
Estimation(withExercises)
(PingpingXie,NOAAͲUSA)
16.00––17.30
NOAACPCMorphingTechnique
("CMORPH")forRainfall
Estimation(withExercises)
(PingpingXie,NOAAͲUSA)
19.00––21.00
Excursion
TUESDAY
27ͲSEPͲ2011
(DAYͲ9)
IntroductiontoBMKG
Indonesia:Organizationand
ItsServices
(Ms.NurhayatiͲDirectorfor
ClimateServicesBMKG)
DevelopmentofMonthlySST
PredictionSystemusing
MODISDataatBMKG
(Dr.Ardhasena
SopaheluwakanͲBMKG)
Discussion:
FutureChallengesofSatellite
DataUtilizationforSouthͲ
WestPacificRegion
LUNCHͲ BREAK
Evaluation/CourseWrapͲUp
/Conclusionand
Recommendation
Closing
FarewellDinner
Lecturer/Instructor'sInstitutions:
1.SpaceScienceEngineeringCenter(SSEC),UniversityofWisconsinͲMadison,USA
2.ClimatePredictionCenter(CPC),NationalOceanicandAtmosphericAdministration(NOAA),USA
3.AustralianBureauofMeteorology(BoM)
4.CenterforVolcanologyandGeologicalHazardMitigation,MinistryofEnergy,Indonesia
5.TheAgencyforMeteorology,ClimatologyandGeophysics(BMKG),Indonesia
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WEDNESDAY
28ͲSEPͲ2011
(DAYͲ10)
Departure
AppendixͲ2:
TrainingCoursePhotos
GroupPhoto(afterOpeningCeremony/Citeko,20September2011)
Participants,OrganizerwithThePresidentofWMORAV,HighͲlevelOfficialsofBMKGandGuestLecturers
Dr.AllenHuang(SSEC/UWͲMadison)deliveredlectures
Ms.KathyStrabala(SSEC/UWͲMadison)inalecturessession
Dr.PingpingXie(CPCͲNOAA)session
Ms.KathyStrabalaassistingparticipantsin
Exercise/Lab.Session
AppendixͲ3:
No.
Name
LISTOFPARTICIPANTS
"2011RAͲVTRAININGCOURSEONSATELLITEAPPLICATIONSFORMETEOROLOGYANDCLIMATOLOGY"
Citeko,BogorͲIndonesia/19Ͳ27September2011
Country
NameofInstitution
FieldofExpertise/
EmailAddress
Specialization
1.
William(Wim)VanDijk
NewZealand
MetServiceNewZealand
DataManagement
2.
SugengIndarto
Indonesia
BMKGIndonesia
SatelliteMeteorology
3.
ConstancioJoseDaCosta
TimorLeste
DNMGofTimorLeste
WeatherObservation
4.
ManoahTepa
SolomonIsland
Forecastingsection
5.
NoorLaily.A
Indonesia
SolomonIslandMeteorological
Service
BMKGIndonesia
6.
SitiRohanaBintiMohdSaad
Malaysia
ForecastingforAviation
7.
DenisMargetic
Australia
8.
AgusYarcana
Indonesia
MalaysiaMeteorological
Departement(MMD)
BureauofMeteorology
Melbourne,Australia
BMKGIndonesia
9.
AdiMulsandi
Indonesia
Lecturer
10
EsperanzaCayanan
Philippines
AcademyofMeteorologyand
Geophisics––BMKGIndonesia
PAGASA,Philippines
11
AsriSusilawati
Indonesia
BMKG
ResearchͲRainfall
LecturerͲMeteorology
SatelliteMeteorology
12
EugeneChongWeiMing
Singapore
NEA,MSS
MeteorologicalOfficer
13.
DeviFebrianty
Indonesia
BMKG
Climatologist
14. RimaNovianti
Indonesia
BMKGIndonesia
Climatologist
Climatology
SatelliteImagery
Forecaster
wim.vandijk@metservice.com
sugeng.indarto@bmkg.go.id
costa170265@gmail.com
manoahtepa@gmail.com
nadhyani@yahoo.com
noor.adyani@bmkg.go.id
sitirohana@met.gov.my
d.margetic@bom.gov.au
agus_zanetti@yahoo.com
adimulsandi@yahoo.com
eocayanan@gmail.com
asri.susilawati@gmail.com
chongͲweiͲming@nea.gov.sg
devifebrianty@yahoo.com
rima.sofiyan@gmail.com
No.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24
25
Name
Country
NameofInstitution
FieldofExpertise/
Specialization
AviationForecasting
/Briefing
Met.Forecaster
EmailAddress
percy.kavana@gmail.com
TechnicalOfficer
ionatia@gmail.com
PercyKavana
PapuaNewGuinea
PNGNWS
EseeseAhKen
KairorongariIabeti
AyiSudrajat
AgusFitrianto
JulienLeduc
EkoSulistyoNugroho
M.HeruJatmika
SeanTukutama
ShalwinSharneelSingh
Khairullah
Samoa
Kiribati
MeteorologicalDivisionMNRE
Samoa
KiribatiMeteorologicalService
Indonesia
BMKGIndonesia
Climatologist
sudrajatayi@gmail.com
Indonesia
BMKGIndonesia
Meteorology
NewCaledonia
MeteoFrance
WeatherForecaster
Indonesia
BMKGIndonesia
Climatologst
agus.fitrianto@bmkg.go.id
aguscengkareng@yahoo.com
juju.leduc@gmail.com
julien.leduc@meteo.fr
ekonugroho8@gmail.com
Indonesia
BMKGIndonesia
Niue
emhajatmika@yahoo.co.id
heru.jatmika@bmkg.go.id
sean.tukutama@mail.gov.nu
Fiji
NiueMeteorologicalServices
FijiMeteorologicalServices
Aeronautical
Meteorology
Supervisor
Meteorologist
shalwin.singh@met.gov.fj
Indonesia
BMKGIndonesia
Climatologist
bmg.hairul@yahoo.co.id
1
eseese.ahken@mnre.gov.ws
No.
Name
1.
Dr.AllenHuang,Ph.D
KathleenStrabala
2.
LISTOFLECTURERS/INSTRUCTORS
&ORGANIZINGCOMMITTEE
““2011RAͲVTRAININGCOURSEONSATELLITEAPPLICATIONSFORMETEOROLOGYANDCLIMATOLOGY””
Citeko,Bogor––Indonesia/19––27September2011
Country
NameofInstitution
FieldofExpertise/Specialization
EmailAddress
USA
SpaceScienceandEngineeringCenter(SSEC),
UniversityofWinconsinͲMadison
USA
SpaceScienceandEngineeringCenter(SSEC),
UniversityofWinconsinͲMadison
HyperspectralRemoteSensing
Science,ApplicationsSystem&
Training
SatelliteApplications
3.
ScottNolin
USA
SpaceScienceandEngineeringCenter(SSEC),
UniversityofWinconsinͲMadison
ComputingTechnology
NetworkingandSystem
Administration
ApplicationofSatellite
PrecipitationinClimate,Weather
andWater
Satelliteapplicationsforaviation
safety
4.
Dr.PingPingXie
USA
ClimatePredictionCenterNationalOceanic
andAtmosphericAdministration
5.
Dr.AndrewC.Tupper
Australia
AustralianBureauofMeteorology(BoM)
6.
Dr.Surono
Indonesia
7.
Dr.Ardhasena
Sopaheluwakan
Indonesia
CenterforVolcanologyandGeological
Vulcanology
HazardsMitigation(CVGHM),Ministryof
Energy
TheAgencyforMeteorology,Climatologyand Mathematics,Modeling,Optical
Geophysics(BMKG)
Science
8.
Nurhayati
Indonesia
9.
RirisAdriyanto
10.
Remarks
allenh@ssec.wisc.edu
Lecturer
kathys@ssec.wisc.edu
Lecturer
scott.nolin@ssec.wisc.edu
Instructor
Pingping.xie@noaa.gov
Lecturer
A.Tupper@bom.gov.au
Lecturer
surono@vsi.esdm.go.id
Lecturer
ardhasena@bmkg.go.id
ardhasena@gmail.com
Lecturer/
OC
TheAgencyforMeteorology,Climatologyand ClimatologyandAirQuality
Geophysics(BMKG)
nurhayati@bmkg.go.id
Lecturer
Indonesia
TheAgencyforMeteorology,Climatologyand Satelliteapplications
Geophysics(BMKG)
riris.adriyanto@bmkg.go.id
OC
MamanSudarisman
Indonesia
TheAgencyforMeteorology,Climatologyand Internationalaffairs
Geophysics(BMKG)
maman.sudarisman@bmkg.go.id
maman_sudarisman@yahoo.com
OC
11.
MulyonoR.Prabowo
Indonesia
TheAgencyforMeteorology,Climatologyand Meteorologist,Publicweather
Geophysics(BMKG)
Services
mulyono.prabowo@bmkg.go.id
OC
12.
HadiWidiatmoko
Indonesia
TheAgencyforMeteorology,Climatologyand Meteorologist,Remotesensing
Geophysics(BMKG)
hadi.widiatmoko@bmkg.go.id
OC
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