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A Physical Basis for the Probabilistic Prediction of the Accumulated Tropical Cyclone Kinetic Energy in the Western North Pacific File

Kim, Hye-Mi , Lee, Myong-In , Webster, Peter J. , Kim, Dongmin , Yoo, Jin Ho

Article Issue Date2013-10 View14
Dependency of the MJO Prediction Skill on the Analysis Methods Applied to the Operational Seasonal Reforecast data

Kim, Hyerim , Lee, Myong-In , Kim, Hye-Mi , Kim, Daehyun

Conference Paper Issue Date2015-04-20 View13
Dynamical-statistical seasonal prediction for western North Pacific typhoons based on APCC multi-models File

Kim, Ok-Yeon , Kim, Hye-Mi , Lee, Myong-In , Min, Young-Mi

Article Issue Date2017-01 View16
Impact of soil moisture initialization on boreal summer subseasonal forecasts: mid-latitude surface air temperature and heat wave events File

Seo, Eunkyo , Lee, Myong-In , Jeong, Jee-Hoon , Koster, Randal D. , Schubert, Siegfried D. , Kim, Hye-Mi , Kim, Daehyun , Kang, Hyun-Suk , Kim, Hyun-Kyung , MacLachlan, Craig , et al

Article Issue Date2019-02 View9
Prediction of the Arctic Oscillation in boreal winter by dynamical seasonal forecasting systems File

Kang, Daehyun , Lee, Myong-In , Im, Jungho , Kim, Daehyun , Kim, Hye-Mi , Kang, Hyun-Suk , Schubert, Siegfried D. , Arribas, Alberto , Maclachlan, Craig

Article Issue Date2014-05 View8
The modulation of tropical storm activity in the Western North Pacific by the Madden-Julian Oscillation in GEOS-5 AGCM experiments File File

Kim, Dongmin , Lee, Myong-In , Kim, Hye-Mi , Schubert, Siegfried D. , Yoo, Jin Ho

Article Issue Date2014-10 View8
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