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Contact Details:
- Email :
G.Wang@bom.gov.au
- Phone: +61-(0)3-9669-4747
- Fax : +61-(0)3-9669-4660
- Postal Address:
- Bureau of Meteorology.
- BMRC.
- GPO Box 1289,
- Melbourne, Victoria 3001
- Australia
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Personal Data:
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Education:
- B.Sc. in Department of Meteorology (1982)
Nanjing Institute of Meteorology, Nanjing, China
- M.S. in
Department of Atmospheric Sciences (1985)
Nanjing University, Nanjing, China
Thesis title: Factors Determining the Seasonal Jump of the
Subtropical Highs
- Ph.D. in
Department of Atmospheric Sciences (1989)
Nanjing University, Nanjing, China
Thesis title: The Atmospheric Low-Frequency Variability Associated
with Intraseasonal Oscillation
Interests & Research:
Publications:
- Kleeman, R., G. Wang and S. Jason, 1999:
Surface flux response to interannual tropical Pacific sea surface temperature
variability in AMIP models.
Submitted to Climate Dynamics.
- McGuffie, K. and G. Wang, 1997:
Landfalling tropical cyclones and the Tropical Cyclones Coastal Impacts Program.
Improving Short-Range Forecasting: Abstracts of Presentations at The Ninth
Annual BMRC Modelling Workshop, BMRC Research Report No. 64, 55-58.
- Wang, G. and Y. Ni, 1997:
Climate Predictability in Monthly and Seasonal Time Scales.
unpublished paper.
- Yuan, J. and G. Wang, 1997:
Numerical Analysis of Typhoon Asymmetric Structure and Its Relation to
Typhoon Motion.
Journal of Tropical Meteorology, 13, 135-142.
- Wang, G. and S. Wang, 1996:
A Two-Way Interactive Movable Nested Mesh Model Development for Typhoon
Track Prediction.
Journal of Tropical Meteorology (English version), 155-162.
- Wang, G. and S. Wang, 1996:
An Application of a Bogus Typhoon Scheme to a High Resolution
Numerical Weather Prediction Model.
Atmospheric Science Research and Application, 5, 13-20.
- Wang, G., S. Wang and J. Li, 1996:
A Bogus Typhoon Scheme and Its Application to a Movable Nested Mesh Model.
Advances in Atmospheric Sciences, 13, 103-114.
- Wang, G., 1995: Prediction Experiments of Typhoon Track Using a Nested
Movable Mesh Model.
paper presented at The WMO International Workshop on Limited Area and
VariableResolution Models, Beijing, China.
- Wang, G. and Z. Wang, 1995:
Identification of Anomalous Persistent Mode and Its Impact on Predictability
in the Barotropic Atmosphere with Orographic Forcing.
Chinese Journal of Atmospheric Sciences, 20, 207-215.
Also presented at The WMO International Workshop on Imbalances of Slowly
Varying Components of Predictable Atmospheric Motions,
Beijing, China.
- Guan, Z. and G. Wang, 1994:
A Special Form of Nonlinear Gravity Waves in the Atmosphere.
Scientia Meteorologica Sinica, 14, 121-126.
- Wang, G. and K. Zhou, 1994:
Geographical Distribution and Seasonal Variation of Monthly Mean 500mb Height
Correlation. Plateau Meteorology, 13, 463-467.
- Wang, G., S. Wang and S. Ma, 1994:
Application of an Economical Explicit Time Integration Scheme to a
Limited-Area Numerical Prediction Model.
Scientia Meteorologica Sinica, 14, 322-335.
- Wang, G., 1993:
One Possible Mechanism for the Principal Mode of Atmospheric Low-Frequency
Variability in Northern Hemisphere Winter.
Advances in Atmospheric Sciences, 10, 54-60.
- Xu, J. and G. Wang, 1993:
The Propagation Path and the Maintenance of Low-Frequency Oscillation
Inferred from Observations.
Journal of Nanjing Institute of Meteorology, 16, 314-318.
- Wang, G. and S. Huang, 1993:
Preliminary Study on Mechanismof Tropical-Midlatitude Interaction in
Intraseasonal Time Scale.
Chinese Journal of Atmospheric Sciences, 17, 442-450.
- Wang, G., 1993:
Variability in a Nonlinear Model of the Atmosphere with Climatic Forcing.
Papers in Atmospheric Sciences, Nanjing University Press, 273-284.
- Wang, G. and J. Xu, 1993:
The Relationship between Principal Components of Geopotential
Height and Barotropic Energy Conversion in the Northern Hemisphere Winter.
Quarterly Journal of Applied Meteorology, 4, 434-439.
- Wang, G., 1993:
Barotropic Instability Theory on Atmospheric Teleconnection Patterns.
Climate Dynamics, China Meteorological Press, 129-143.
- Wang, G. and S. Huang, 1992:
Barotropic Normal Mode Analysis of Initial Value Problem and
the Forcing Response Problem over Tropical and Subtropical Areas.
Journal of Tropical Meteorology, 8, 97-104.
- Wang, G. and S. Huang, 1992:
A Study on Variational Charateristics of Atmospheric Low-Frequency
Anomalous Flows During the Northern Hemisphere Winter.
Scientia Meteorologica Sinica, 12, 251-257. Also presented
at International Symposium on Asian Monsoon, Tsukuba, Japan.
- Wang, G. and Z. Guan, 1992:
Interactions of Tropical Forcing Responses and Winter Time Basic Flow in
Barotropic Atmosphere. 12, 452-456.
- Wang, G., 1992:
An Introduction to General Circulation of Atmosphere.
Textbook of Nanjing University.
- Wang, G., 1991:
The Influence of Stationary Waves on Forcing Response in Barotropic Atmosphere.
Acta Meteorologica Sinica, 49, 402-410.
- Wang, G., 1990:
Atmospheric LowFrequency Variability: A Review.
Science and Technology, 5, 8-15.
- Wang, G., 1986:
Some Factors Determining the Jump of the Subtropical Highs.
Scientia Meteorologica Sinica, 6, 50-61.
- Wang, G., 1988:
The Atmospheric LowFrequency Variability Associated with Intraseasonal Oscillation.
Ph.D. Thesis, Nanjing University.
- Wang, G., 1985:
Factors Determining the Seasonal Jump of the Subtropical Highs.
M. Sc. Thesis, Nanjing University.
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