High-Resolution Weather and Climate Modeling with Industrial Applications

Dear Colleagues,

With the continued growth and development of computing resources comes the user expectation that we will be able to obtain increasingly more detailed and specific weather and climate information. The aim of this Special Issue is to gather and share recent advances in the field of high-resolution weather and climate modeling, data assimilation, predictability, and industrial applications. These topics have become more important than ever and are always a top priority in many industries, including the agriculture, forestry, fishery, aviation, and health sectors. However, they are still challenging to us for both normal and abnormal (extreme) phenomena of nature and essentially deal with the state-of-the-art sciences, technologies, and multidisciplinary approaches in software and hardware. This topic encompasses various dynamical, physical, biogeochemical, probabilistic, and statistical aspects including artificial intelligence in research institutes and operational centers. The topic is also relevant to coupling or linkage between high-resolution weather (climate) models and diverse applied models such as crop, animals, fire, landslide, drought, flood, and pollution modules and schemes. Here, we cordially invite scientists to submit articles regarding the above subjects so that both nations and people can understand, predict, and wisely manage our Earth system better than before.

Dr. Seung-Jae Lee
Dr. Ji-Sun Kang
Guest Editors

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