About Me
I am a postdoc researcher working with Prof. Jianhua SUN and Prof. Hang SU at the Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences.
My current research focuses on understanding the physical mechanisms involved in mesoscale processes, such as convection initiation and upscale organization over extratropical continents. If you are interested in my research, please do not hesitate to contact me and we can have a discussion.
Research Interest
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Pre-convective Environments
Pre-convective environments refer to the atmospheric conditions that precede the development of thunderstorms and other forms of convection.
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Convection Initiation
Convection initiation (CI) refers to the process where a convective storm (a storm that develops due to rising air masses) first appears and develops.
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Convection Organization
Convection organization refers to the structured movement or circulation patterns that occur due to convection processes.
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Evolution of Cloud Structures
The evolution of cloud structures in MCSs involves complex microphysical and dynamical interactions, with key features observed across observational and modeling studies.
Collaborators
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Prof. Jianhua Sun
Dr. Jianhua Sun is a professor of University of Chinese Academy of Sciences and the deputy director of Key Laboratory of Cloud-Precipitation Physics and Severe Storm (LACS) of Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS). Main research interests are focused on the disastrous weather in China, including heavy rainfall, severe convective weather, blizzard (including freezing rain) and sandstorms.
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Dr. Shenming Fu
Dr. Shenming Fu is a senior research scientist at the Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences. His research is mainly about the activity, structure and mechanism of mesoscale vortex over East Asia.
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Dr. Yuanchun Zhang
Dr. Yuanchun Zhang is a research scientis at the Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences. Her research is now mainly focused on the developments of convective storms and the orgnizations of MCSs, especially those that evolved from elevated convection.
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Dr. Huijie Wang
Dr. Huijie Wang is now a research assistant at the Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences.
