Poster Session 1

• F. Amiryazdani, M. Khalili, M. Kalantarzadeh, and F. Golkar
  The effects of rain gauge network density on weather radar precipitation data correction through ground data
  
  
• M. Berenguer, C. Corral, D. Sempere-Torres, and A.W. Seed
  Validation of a nowcasting technique from a hydrological perspective
  
  
• D.-I. Lee, M. Jang, C.-H. You ,B.-S. Kim, and J.-C. Nam
  On the characteristics of drop size distributions and classifications of cloud types using Guduck weather radar, Busan, Korea
  
  
• D.-I. Lee, M. Jang, Y.-H. Han, C.-H. You, and H.-S. Chung
  The characteristics of raindrop size distribution using filter papers and a precipitation occurrence sensor system disdrometer from March 2001 to February 2002 at Busan, Korea
  
  
• N.I Fox, and S.A. Lack
  Errors in surface rainfall rates retrieved from radar due to wind drift
  
  
• M. Gabella, R. Notarpietro, and G. Perona
  Comparing and improving quantitative precipitation estimation in the Alps using various radar operational products
  
  
• W. Gray, and H. Larsen
  Radar rainfall estimation in the New Zealand context
  
  
• G. Lee, and I. Zawadzki
  Errors in the radar calibration by gage, disdrometer, and polarimetry: theoretical limit and application to operational radar
  
  
• N.E. Jensen
  Integrated control: Darsena drainage system control
  
  
• V. Khatibi, M. Seidhasani, and R. Pahlavanhossieni
  Application of weather radars for cloud seeding in central areas of Iran
  
  
• D.-I. Lee, H.-K. Kim, K. Iwanami , M. Maki, and K.-E. Kim
  Rain and snow discrimination with X-band polarimetric radar
  
  
• K. Nakagawa, H. Hanado, N. Takahashi, T. Iguchi, S. Satoh, and K. Fukutani
  Polarimetric rainfall observation with COBRA in the rainy season
  
  
• K. Nishiyama, I. Yoshitaka, K. Jinno, A. Kawamura, and K. Wakimizu
  Improvement of MOS procedure for constructing significant relationship between rainfall amount and associated dominant indices
  
  
• K. Wakimizu, T. Maki, M. Nagata, and K. Nishiyama
  Meteorological analysis of the hail event on Feb. 5, 2003 in northern Kyushu, Japan
  
  
• M. Ote
  Comparing River Bureau’s radar and Japan Meteorological Agency’s and establishing the best combination of data in Kisaratsu river basin and Katsura river basin
  
  
• S. Schuster
  Hailstorms and the estimation of their impact on insured properties using radar
  
  
• Y. Suzuki, E. Nakakita, M. Hasebe, and S. Ikebuchi
  Analysis of rainfall-topography relationships in Japan with regard to the spatial scale of mountain slopes
  
  
• J. Szturc
  Quantitative precipitation estimation and forecasts for flood defence based on Polish weather radar network
  
  
• A.A. Yazdi, F. Amiryazdani, M. Khalili, M. Kalantarzade, and F. Golkar
  Weather radar calibration in central Iran applying ground based rain gauges data