1. Rainfall Observation with highly Temporal and Spatial Density in the Northeastern Region of the Indian Subcontinent Taiichi HAYASHI (DPRI, Kyoto Univ.) Jun MATSUMOTO (Tokyo Metropolitan University) Toru TERAO (Osaka Gakuin University) Fumie MURATA (Res. Inst of Humanity & Nature) Md. Nazrul ISLAM (BUET) MAHASRI2006

2. BAY OF BENGAL                                   INDIA (Meghalaya) INDIA (West Bengal) Dinajpur Dhaka Mymensingh Sylhet Chittagong INDIA (Tripura) Rajshahi Locations of AWS and raingauges in Bangladesh by KAGI21 AWS –Dhaka(ICDDR,B) –Data are accessable from everywhere in the world through the KAGI21 website. Raingauges –6-locations ： □ –0.5mm tipping buckets –Raingauges are installed in BMD observatories

3. 2004/07/292005/02/282006/07 2004/08/242005/03/042006/07 2005/03/012006/07 2004/08/012005/03/032006/07 2004/08/112005/03/012006/07 2004/08/052006/07 2004/03/032006/07 Dhaka AWS Chittagong Dhaka Dinajpur Mymensingh Rajshahi Sylhet RGs Obs. time table of AWS and RGs. 30 Jun.- no data

4. Rainfall Observation Station in the Northeastern Region of Indian Subcontinent

5. High spatial and temporal resolution rainfall observation in Sylhet and Meghalaya CherrapunjeeMawsingram

6. Border between Bangladesh and India 2006 May Meghalaya Plateau

7. Severe Thunderstorms - Observation & Regional Modeling “STORM” Program

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9. AWS Installation in the Northeastern India