East Asian Monsoon

Chih-Pei Chang is a Distinguished Professor of the US Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, California. He received his BS from National Taiwan University in 1966 and PhD from the University of Washington in 1972. He is a Fellow of the American Meteorological Society and received the Clarence Meisinger Award in 1983 and the Hong Kong Observatory 120th Anniversary Distinguished Meteorologist Award in 2003. He was a Co-Editor of Monsoon Meteorology, Oxford University Press, 1987; and has served on the Editorial Boards of Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences (US), Papers in Meteorological Research (Taiwan), Advances in Atmospheric Sciences (China), and World Scientific Publishing Company (Singapore). He is currently Chairman of World Meteorological Organization's International Panel for East Asian Monsoon.

East Asian Summer and Winter Monsoon: Seasonal March of East Asian Monsoon (Y Ding); The Eastern Asian Winter Monsoon (J Chan & C Li); The Maritime Continent Monsoon (C-P Chang & P A Harr); Interannual Variations: Interannual Variability, Global Teleconnection, and Potential Predictability Associated with the Asian Summer Monsoon (W K M Lau et al.); East Asian Monsoon -- ENSO Interactions (B Wang & T Li); Climate Variations of Summer Monsoon Over China (R Huang); General Circulation Modeling: Model Simulations of ENSO-Related Variability of the Coupled Atmosphere-Ocean System in the East Asian Monsoon Region (N-C Lau et al.); Current Status of AGCM Monsoon Simulations (I-S Kang); Simulation Studies for the Asian Monsoon by Using the CCSR/NIES AGCM (A Sumi et al.); Synoptic and Mesoscale Processes: Research on the Phenomena of Meiyu during the Past Quarter Century: An Overview (G T-J Chen et al.); Large and Mesoscale Features of Baiu Front Associated with Intense Rainfalls (K Ninomiya); Oceanic Asian Monsoon Convection: Results from the 1998 SCSMEX (R Johnson & P Ciesielski); Interactions with Other Circulations: Monsoon-Related Tropical Cyclones in East Asia (R Elsberry); Progress in the Study of Subtropical Anticyclone Dynamics (G Wu et al.); Maintenance and Seasonal Transitions of the Stationary Waves During East Asian Monsoon (M Ting & R Joseph)