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Date: 28th Jan to 1st Feb Venue: Tokyo, Japan Co-hosting Organizations: JMA ， CRIEPI, WCRP, (GEO, UT) International Programming Committee Dr. Phillip Arkin (MD Univ.) Dr. Adrian Simmons (ECMWF) Dr. Michael Fiorino (NHC)Dr. Detlef Stammer(Univ.Hamburg) Dr. Eugenia Kalnay (MD Univ.) Dr. Masato Sugi (MRI/JMA) Dr. Masao Kanamitsu (Scripps lab.) Dr. Kevin Trenberth (NCAR) Dr. Toshio Koike (Univ. of Tokyo) Dr. Tadashi Tsuyuki (JMA) Dr. Michael Manton (Monash Univ.) Dr. Tetsuzo Yasunari (Nagoya Univ.) Dr. Siegfried Shubert (GMAO/NASA) Dr. Glenn White (NCEP) Secretariats of WCRP, GCOS and GEO Dr. Gilles Sommeria (WCRP secretariat) Dr. Hans Teunissen (GCOS secretariat) Dr. Alexia Massacand (GEO secretariat) JMA secretariats Dr. Hirotaka Kamahori (JMA), Mr. Kazutoshi Onogi (JMA) Tentative schedule Dec : call for paper 1st Jun. to 15th Jul : registration period 16th Jul. to 20th Sep : refereeing period 30th Sep : program fixed The 3rd Reanalysis Conference

Provisional Agenda of the 3rd Reanalysis Conference (1/2) (Day 1) Keynote address 1. Introduction of reanalysis ( by the reanalysis centres) (NCEP, ECMWF, JMA, NASA/GMAO and ocean) Features of reanalysis products 2. Variation of observational data and reanalysis 3. Long term tendencies found in reanalysis (Day 2) 4. Monsoons, and the hydrological cycle 5. Tropical cyclone and extratropical storms 6. Land surface and hydrology (Day 3) 7. Stratosphere 8. Polar regions

Provisional Agenda of the 3rd Reanalysis Conference (2/2) (Day 3) Applications of reanalysis products 9. Diagnosis of extreme climate events and climate monitoring 10. Seasonal forecast and prediction of climate change 11. Ocean applications (surface fluxes and driving ocean models) (Day 4) Data assimilation technique for atmospheric and ocean reanalysis 12. Quality control of observational data in the past, including bias correction 13. Assimilation of satellite data 14. Advanced data assimilation techniques (Day 5) Future reanalysis 15. Advanced reanalysis plan (National plans, coordination, datasets, archives, coupled reanalysis, etc.) 16. Panel discussion : ‘Future reanalysis and international cooperation’

GEO WORK PLAN: TOWARD CONVERGENCE CL-06-01: Sustained reprocessing and reanalysis efforts Ensure the initiation of international mechanisms to coordinate and maintain sustained climate data reprocessing and reanalysis efforts.