RADIOSONDE OBSERVATION LOG STATION PONTIANAK LAPAN OBSERVATORY POSITION 0.00 0 S,109.370 E ALTITUDE 1 m MSL |
Intensive Observation Period (IOP) of The Science and Technology Research Partnership for Sustainable Development - Maritime Continent Center of Excellence (SATREPS-MCCOE) Program.
Friday, 2 December 2011
RADIOSONDE OBSERVATION LOG 4
RADIOSONDE OBSERVATION LOG
RADIOSONDE OBSERVATION LOG STATION PONTIANAK LAPAN OBSERVATORY POSITION 0.00 0 S,109.370 E ALTITUDE 1 m MSL |
Re: [SATREPS IOP 2011] Test transmission
We received your transmission test.
PS: Please note when you will reply or make comment from your email, put cc to the blog address again (satreps.iop.2011@blogger.com), so your comment will upload automatically to the blog, if not nobody will receive your reply or comment.
We will check again on monday, why we should cc again to satreps.iop.2011@blogger.com.
Sorry for this.
Best Regards,
Sopia
~morishu
--
Posted By SATREPS IOP 2011 to SATREPS IOP 2011 on 12/02/2011 06:49:00 PM
Re: [SATREPS IOP 2011] Test transmission
Sorry, this is a test transmission.~morishu
--
Posted By SATREPS IOP 2011 to SATREPS IOP 2011 on 12/02/2011 06:49:00 PM
Fw: Sounding report at Sipora (December 1)
We started 3-hourly radiosonde observation at Sipora from 00Z of December 1.
# I attach the photo of 1st observation (00Z).
It has been very windy and rainy conditions. Wind speed was above 15m/s
around 1km height (northeasterly to westerly). Moderate and/or weak rain
(without thunder) continues almost whole a day.
- Sonde observational reports for December 1, 2011
(Observational members)
00Z-12Z: Iyang (BPPT), Bambang (BMKG Tabing) (Hamada (JAMSTEC), monitor)
12Z-21Z: Hamada, Riris (TPI Sipora), Tanoue (Kumamoto Univ.)
(Observational time, weather conditions, maximum height)
00Z: 1st, cloudy (overcast), 4.860km
2nd, rain (overcast), 4.934km
03Z: 1st, rain (overcast), 4.774km
2nd, rain (overcast), 19.734km
# Vertical speed of the balloons (00Z 2nd, 03Z 1st) were about 0m/s to
-2m/s around 4-5km height in rain clouds, though we added more buoyancy
force than clear case. Thus, the observation were automatically
terminated because of increasing pressure.
06Z: cloudy (overcast), 20.815km
09Z: rain (overcast), 20.531km
12Z: rain (overcast), 16.855km
15Z: 1st, miss launch. The transmitter hit a electricity cable.
2nd, slightly rain (overcast), 17.502km
# One transmitter could not be used (GPS sensor problem)
18Z: slightly rain (overcast), 18.604km
21Z: slightly rain (overcast), 19.593km
HAMADA Jun-Ichi
BMKG Tabing IOP Report (Dec 2, 2011)
Re: MJO is approaching Sumatera
are clearly along the coastline, which should be a result
of combination with diurnal cycle.
If there is any intermediate scale (around a few days) between
DC and SCS, it makes a day-to-day shift of rainfall peak at a
station as I have shown in a simple calculation a few days ago.
--- MDY
Re: MJO is approaching Sumatera
Thank for sending us the present status of our weather and climate at the beginning phase of our iop.
I believe the evidence of mjo and the cause such as pln black out last night at muara putus due to tropical cyclone and nocturnal heavy rainfall over west sumatra from few days ago until recently
Will be a very good data for our iop. We are just eyeing this important evidence when mjo touching sumatra.
Keep working good on iop but do not forget to keep our health and safety as well.
Best,
Fadli
Ps. The NBA flight from sipora island had been canceled on last thursday for Major Gentio return to Padang. No regular ship is also in operation there, so that he will a few day trapped in sipora until he could be back to padang when the weather back to normal. I am very sorry to disturb his busy schedule.
Powered by Telkomsel BlackBerry®
MJO is approaching Sumatera
This is a GSMaP rainfall distribution observed from space. You can find
a synoptic precipitating system was identified at the eastern end of the
Indian Ocean and we had much rainfall in Padang last few days though the
MJO itself stays in th sector 3 shown in the RMM analysis. This is a
"typical?" characteristics which Hamada-san has pointed out in his paper
(has it already published?).
Let's keep our watch at wonderful events in each site!
~morishu
IMG-20111201-00129.jpg
Please find the photographs of the WPR (in series).
Actually internet is recovered since yesterday, but Yamaha Router is also damage.
Thank you.
Best,
Timbul