Jingyu Wang (Asst. Professor, Nanyang Technological University)
Address: Nanyang Technological University, 1 Nanyang Walk, Singapore 637616
Tel: +65 6790-3412 Email: jingyu.wang@nie.edu.sg Researchgate Page
Mobile: +65 8344-6079 jingyuwang@arizona.edu Google Scholar Page
RESEARCH INTERESTS
Regional/Global Climate Modeling and Applications
Severe Convective Storms and Hazards
Meteorological Instrument
Land-Atmosphere Interaction
Cloud Microphysics
RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
Nanyang Technological University, Assistant Professor 2022—Present
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Postdoctoral Research Associate 2018—2021
University of Arizona, Graduate Research Assistant 2016—2018
University of North Dakota, Graduate Teaching Assistant 2015—2016
University of North Dakota, Graduate Research Assistant 2012—2015
WMO Regional Training Center, Nanjing, Graduate Assistant of WMO 2009—2012
EDUCATION
University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ
Ph.D. Major: Atmospheric Science, Minor: Statistical Hydrology, 2018
Dissertation title: Investigation of Warm Season Convective Cloud and Precipitation Properties through the Integrative Analysis of
Aircraft In-situ Measurements, Ground-based Observations, and WRF Simulations
Nanjing University of Information Science & Technology, Nanjing, China
M.S. Major: Atmospheric Sciences, 2012
Nanjing University of Information Science & Technology, Nanjing, China
B.S. Major: Remote Sensing, 2009
HONORS AND AWARDS
2020 PNNL Featured Scientist American Geophysical Union
2019 Outstanding Early Career Award 39th International Conference on Radar
Meteorology, American Meteorological
Society
2017 National Center for Atmospheric NCAR
Research (NCAR) Travel Award
2016 National Oceanic and Atmospheric NOAA
Administration (NOAA) Travel Award
2014 Conference Chair Travel Awards International Commission on Clouds and
Precipitation (ICPP)
2012 Outstanding Graduate Assistant Service Award Ministry of Commerce of the People’s
Republic of China
GRANTS
2023/11-2028/11 Ministry of Education, Tier 3 Project PI
2022/11-2024/11 Ministry of Education, Tier 1 PI
2022/01-2024/01 Nanyang Technological University, SUG Grant PI
2020/10-2021/10 Department of Energy (DOE) QuickStarter Grant PI
COMMUNITY SERVICE
Co-chair Chinese-American Oceanic and Atmospheric Association (COAA, 2023-Present)
Editorial Board Plateau Meteorology
Topical Editor Remote Sensing; Frontiers in Earth Science; Frontiers in Environmental Science
Referee PNNL Post Graduate Research Symposium (2018, 2019, and 2020)
Volunteer El Día Symposium (University of Arizona, 2016 and 2017)
Deputy Secretary Chinese Students and Scholars Association (University of North Dakota, 2013-2015)
Reviewer Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres; Journal of Hydrology; Earth and Space Science; Monthly Weather Review; Climate; Atmosphere; Natural Hazard; Journal of Advances in Modeling Earth Systems
PRESENTATIONS
2022/12 103rd American Geophysical Union Annual Meeting, Virtual
—Oral: Revealing the Spatiotemporal Properties of the Mesoscale Convective Systems Most Conductive to the Precipitation Extremes during the 2021-2022 Malaysian Floods
2021/12 102nd American Geophysical Union Annual Meeting, Virtual.
—Poster: Climatological occurrences of hail and tornado associated with mesoscale convective systems in the United States
2021/12 101st American Geophysical Union Annual Meeting, Virtual.
—Oral: Linking hails and tornados to mesoscale convective systems: a long-term statistical study
2020/10 2020 Regional and Global Model Analysis (RGMA) program area PI meeting, Virtual.
—Oral: The long-term statistical characteristics of hails and tornadoes associated with mesoscale convective systems
2019/12 100th American Geophysical Union Annual Meeting, San Francisco. CA
—Poster: Global Detection of Mesoscale Convective Systems and Surprise Findings over High-latitude from the GPM Ku-band Spaceborne Radar.
2019/11 2019 DOE Modeling PI Meeting, Washington D.C.
—Poster: Impact of a New Cloud Microphysics Parameterization on Simulations of Mesoscale Convective Systems in E3SM Regionally Refined Model (RRM) Framework.
2019/09 39th International Conference on Radar Meteorology, Nara, Japan.
—Oral: Global Detection of Mesoscale Convective Systems and Surprise Findings over High-Latitudes from the GPM Ku-band Spaceborne Radar.
—Poster: An Innovative Method of Using GPM Observation to Quantitatively Evaluate Cloud and Precipitation Properties Simulated by the DOE Climate Model over the Continental U.S.
2018/12 99th American Geophysical Union Annual Meeting, Washington D.C.
—Poster: Evaluation of GPM Ku-band Radar Reflectivity Observation and E3SM Simulation Using NEXRAD Network over the Continental U.S. in warm seasons.
2018/11 2018 DOE Modeling PI Meeting, Washington D.C.
—Poster: Evaluation of E3SM Simulated Cloud and Precipitation Properties in Warm Seasons Using GPM/NEXRAD Observations over the Continental U.S.
2017/07 American Meteorological Society's 17th Conference on Mesoscale Processes, San Diego, CA
—Oral: A 3-Year Statistical Analysis of Warm Season Convective Rain Diurnal Cycle over SGP and NGP Based on Precipitation Intensity Classification
2017/05 In Situ and Remote Sensing Capabilities in Convective and Turbulent Environments (C-RITE) Community Workshop, Boulder, CO
—Panel discussion
2016/06 2016 NOAA/Hazardous Weather Testbed Spring Forecasting Experiment, Oklahoma City, OK
—Field experiment
2016/05 2016 Department of Energy Atmospheric System Science Team Meeting, Washington D.C.
—Oral: A New Method of Correcting Nevsorov Measured Ice Water Content in Cirrus Layer of DCS (MC3E)
2015/05 2015 Department of Energy Atmospheric System Science Team Meeting, Washington D.C.
—Oral: Investigation of Ice Cloud Microphysical Properties of DCSs Using Aircraft in Situ Measurements
2014/07 American Meteorological Society's 14th Conference on Cloud Physics, Boston, MA
—Poster: Investigation of Microphysical Properties of DCS using Aircraft in-Situ Measurements. Part I: the Ice-Phase Layer of DCS
2014/07 International Commission on Clouds and Precipitation (ICPP) Data Analysis Workshop, Boston, MA
—Panel discussion.
2014/03 2014 Department of Energy Atmospheric System Science Team Meeting
—Oral: Preliminary Aircraft Data from MC3E
2013/03 2013 Department of Energy Atmospheric System Science Team Meeting
—Poster: Ice Cloud Microphysical Properties of DCS Calculated by UND Aircraft Probes and Retrieved by ARM Radar Observations
During MC3E
MEMBERSHIP
American Geophysical Union (2012-Present)
American Meteorological Society (2014-Present)
TECHNICAL SKILLS
Atmospheric/Land modeling WRF; WRF-CHEM; CAM; CAM-VR; E3SM; E3SM-RRM
Programming language Python; MATLAB; R; IDL; C; C++; Bash
GIS data processing ArcGIS; Tecplot
Machine learning TensorFlow; Keras