For forecasts with large track errors by TGFS at the 120th h, it was found that most of them originated during the early stages of typhoon development when the typhoons were of mild intensity. The tracks deviated predominantly towards the northeast and occasionally towards the so...
Additionally, we present a case study demonstrating the application of ZJU-AERO in simulating radar observations of Typhoon Haishen.Hejun XieLei BiWei HanGeoscientific Model Development Discussions
Therefore, while assimilating AMSU-A radiance data and large-scale GFS flows can achieve the largest improvement of track forecast for forecast periods within 72 h, it could be case dependent for those beyond 72 h. Table 4. Mean track forecast errors of Typhoon Megi (2010) and Nesat (2011...