Yousuke Sato

Associate Professor

Hokkaido University

Japan

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Yousuke Sato is an Associate Professor at Hokkaido University in Japan. His research focuses on atmospheric sciences, with recent articles delving into cloud microphysical processes, lightning activity, and precipitation dynamics. He employs high-resolution simulations and observational data to investigate climatic impacts, particularly in urban environments such as Tokyo and the Hokkaido region.

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Masaru Inatsu

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Hokkaido University

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Fredrik Jansson

Delft University of Technology

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Takumi Honda

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Hokkaido University

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Martin Janssens

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Syugo Hayashi

Meteorological Research Institute

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Takemasa Miyoshi

Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Science, University of Maryland, College Park

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Articles (22)

Transition of dominant cloud microphysical processes for increasing lightning preceding downbursts in multi-cell convective clouds

High-resolution simulation analysis of factors contributing to surface CO2 over central Tokyo metropolitan area

Dependency of the Horizontal Resolution in the Charge Structure of a Convective Cloud in a Bulk Lightning Model

Microphysical Properties of Marine Fog Retrieved from the Geostationary Satellites Himawari-8/9

Investigating the uncertainties in future lightning activity over eastern Japan using convective-permitting climate simulations

Future change in the contribution of riming and depositional growth to the surface solid precipitation in Hokkaido, Japan

Impact of Model Grid Spacing on the Feedback between Shortwave Three-Dimensional Radiative Transfer and an Isolated Nonprecipitating Cumulus

Future Change in the Contribution of Riming and Depositional Growth to the Surface Solid Precipitation in Hokkaido, Japan

Development of an Evaluation Method for Precipitation Particle Types by Using Disdrometer Data

Regression-Based Ensemble Perturbations for the Zero-Gradient Issue Posed in Lightning-Flash Data Assimilation with an Ensemble Kalman Filter

A numerical study of lightning-induced NOx and formation of NOy observed at the summit of Mt. Fuji using an explicit bulk lightning and photochemistry model

Biases in Shortwave Three-Dimensional Radiative Transfer Calculations for High-Resolution Numerical Models

Regional Dependency of the Cloud Droplet Growth Process in Combined Analysis of Aqua MODIS and CloudSat CPR

Cloud Botany: Shallow Cumulus Clouds in an Ensemble of Idealized Large‐Domain Large‐Eddy Simulations of the Trades

Advantage of bulk lightning models for predicting lightning frequency over Japan

Regression-Based Ensemble Perturbations for the Zero-Gradient Issue Posed in Lightning-Flash Data Assimilation with an Ensemble Kalman Filter

Difference in the lightning frequency between the July 2018 heavy rainfall event over central Japan and the 2017 northern Kyushu heavy rainfall event in Japan

Potential Impacts of Lightning Flash Observations on Numerical Weather Prediction with Explicit Lightning Processes

Effects of Mountains on Aerosols Determined by AERONET/DRAGON/J‐ALPS Measurements and Regional Model Simulations

Spatial-Scale Characteristics of a Three-Dimensional Cloud-Resolving Solar Radiation Budget Based on Monte Carlo Radiative Transfer Simulations

Evaluation of Cloud Microphysical Schemes for Winter Snowfall Events in Hokkaido: A Case Study of Snowfall by Winter Monsoon

Lightning Frequency in an Idealized Hurricane-Like Vortex from Initial to Steady-State Using a Coupled Meteorological and Explicit Bulk Lightning Model

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Masaru Inatsu

Fredrik Jansson

Takumi Honda

Martin Janssens

Syugo Hayashi

Takemasa Miyoshi

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