A w a r d s
Frontier Award Recipients in JFY 2003
Frontier Research System for Global Change
For Outstanding Research Accomplishments
Jing-Jia Luo
Model Group
Climate Variations Research Program
South Pacific origin of the decadal ENSO-like variation as simulated by a coupled GCM
Takao Yoshikane
The Hydrological Cycle Process on Land Group
Hydrological Cycle Research Program
Study on the formation mechanism of the Southern Pacific Convergence Zone and Baiu front using a regional climate model
Prabir Patra
Greenhouse Gases Modeling Group
Atmospheric Composition Research Program
Studies on sensitivity evaluation of extended CO2 observation network to model transport, and evaluation of CO2 observation with SOFIS sensor for surface source inversion
Sanae Chiba
Marine Biological Process Model Group
Ecosystem Change Research Program
Stadies on climate-ecosystem interaction in the Japan sea
Xiangdong Zhang
IARC
Integrated approach towards better understanding of coupled atmosphereice-ocean mechanisms for the Arctic climate variability
For Great Contributions
Maki Aita
Research Group
Global Warming Research Program
Contribution to development of a 3D marine ecosystem model
Tatsuo Suzuki
Coupled-Model Development Group
Integrated Modeling Research Program
Development of high-resolution world ocean circulation model to be applied to global warming experiments
Seita Emori
Coupled-Model Development Group
Integrated Modeling Research Program
Promotion of global warming experiments at FRSGC for contributing to the IPCC-AR4
Michio Kawamiya
Coupled-Model Development Group
Kyosei Project 2: Integrated Modeling Research Program
Leadership shown in the initiation of the integrated earth system modeling project

Frontier Observational Research System for Global Change

For Outstanding Research Accomplishments
Eitarou Oka
Ocean Variation in the Subsurface Layer and the Middle Layer
Climate Variation Observational Research Program
Studies on the surface mixing process in winter in the Kuroshio Extension area using Argo data, which advanced the understanding of the formation processes of the Subtropical Mode Water and the Central Mode Water in the North Pacific Ocean
Hiroyuki Yamada
Cloud and Precipitation Processes
Hydrological Cycle Observational Research Program
Studies on three-dimensional structure of a mesoscale convective system generated in the downstream of the Yangtze River with data of the intensive field experiment, which contributed to the understanding on the Baiu-frontal precipitation systems
For Great Contributions
Kazuhiro Obama
Japanese Coastal Ocean Predictability Experiment
Climate Variation Observational Research Program
Contribution to the observational research of the Kuroshio System by pertinent and efficient technical and management support


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