Research Interests
Radar meteorology • Cloud physics • Mesoscale meteorology • Severe weather • Regional climate simulation
Research Highlights
Jeong et al. [2020 J. Clim]; Jeong et al. [2021 J. Clim]
Jeong et al. [2020 J. Clim]; Jeong et al. [2021 J. Clim]
These studies focused on the understanding of mesoscale convective systems (MCSs), which caused extreme precipitation over the urban region. I used the ground-based Doppler radar to understand a slow-moving MCS and the processes supporting heavy rainfall.
Jeong et al. [2016 MWR]; Jeong et al. [2016 NHESS]
I have investigated the internal kinematic structure of convective cells using dual-Doppler radar analysis based on the variational method. I contributed to developing algorithms for the cloud microphysics using Ka-band cloud radar. I had proposed the reflectivity-liquid water content (Z-LWC) relationships by comparing cloud radar and microwave radiometer. This study further conducted the rain-rate estimation using the signal attenuation.
Oh et al.* [2020 Meteorol. Appl.]; Oh et al.* [2018 Meteorol. Appl.]; Jeong et al. [2016 Atmosphere]; Jeong et al. [2014 Meteorol. Appl.] (* corrensponding author)
Participating Field Campaigns
SoWMEX/TiMREX in Taiwan (2008)
GRL PHONE in South Korea (2009–2015)