Curriculum Vitae


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Satoh
Shinsuke
Dr.
3 May, 1964
Sapporo, Hokkaido
Japanese
Current Affiliation and address:
Previous Affiliation and address (before Aug 31, 2004):
National Institute of Information and Communications Technology (NICT)
Applied Research and Standards Department, Precipitation Radar Group
4-2-1, Nukui-kitamachi, Koganei, Tokyo 184-8795 Japan
Phone: 042-327-6812    Fax: 042-327-6666
Job title: Senior Researcher
Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA)
Office of Space Applications, GPM/DPR Project Team
2-1-1 Sengen, Tsukuba, Ibaraki 305-8505, Japan
Phone: 029-868-4020    Fax: 029-868-5975
E-mail: satoh.shinsuke@jaxa.jp
Job title: Associate Senior Engineer
Education:
     March,1988: received the B. degree in Physics from Hokkaido Univ, Japan.
     March,1990: received the M.Sci.degree in Geophysics from Hokkaido Univ, Japan.
     March,1994: received the Dr.Sci.degree in Geophysics from Hokkaido Univ, Japan.
Membership of academic societies:
     Japan Meteorological Society
     American Meteorological Society
Experience:
April,1990 - March,1994:   Graduate school student in the Inst. of Low Temp. Sci. (ILTS), Hokkaido Univ.
     - Development of multiple Doppler radar data analysis technique
     - Doppler radar observation and data analysis of various snowfalls/rainfalls
     - Studies on linear snow bands with cold air outbreaks
     - Studies on the coastal snow band in the western Hokkaido
     - Studies on a snow band formed on the lee side of a mountain
     - Title of thesis: "Structure of Convective Cloud Bands Transverse to the Winter Monsoon over the Japan Sea"
April,1993 - March,1995:   JSPS Fellowships for Japanese Junior Scientists in ILTS, Hokkaido Univ.
     - Dual Doppler radar observation and data analysis of several rainfall systems in Manus Island, PNG during TOGA-COARE IOP
     - Thermodynamic and microphysical retrieval of mesoscale convective system structure
April,1995 - August,1998 :    Communications Research Laboratory (CRL), Microwave Remote Sensing Section, Global Environment Division, Researcher
     - Observation and data analysis with CRL airborne multiparameter radar (CAMPR)
     - Development of CAMPR-D (CAMPR with dual-beam antennas)
     - Development of TRMM PR data analysis system (operational system at CRL)
     - Observation with CRL airborne 95GHz cloud radar (SPIDER)
     - Observation with CRL wind profiler (L-band WPR)
     - Retrieval method to investigate the latent heating structure of cloud systems using TRMM products (as a NASDA's TRMM PI)
September,1998 - August,2000:   School of Meteorology, Univ. of Oklahoma, Visiting Research Scientist
     - Studies on Bistatic Doppler Radar Network
     - Data analysis with OU's mobile radar (DOW: Doppler on Wheels)
     - Design work of CRL Okinawa Bistatic Radar (COBRA)
September,2000 - August,2002:   Communications Research Laboratory (CRL), Precipitation Radar Group, Senior Researcher
     - Observation and data analysis with CAMPR-D
     - Development of CRL Okinawa Bistatic polarimetric Radar (COBRA)
     - Development of Latent heating algorithm using TRMM PR data (TRMM PI)
September,2002 - August,2004:   NASDA/EORC(Sep02-Sep03) & JAXA/GPMDPR project team(Oct03-Aug04), Associate Senior Engineer (on loan)
     - Development Dual-frequency Precipitation Radar (DPR) installed on the GPM core satellite
September,2004 - :   National Institute of Information and Communications Technology (NICT), Precipitation Radar Group, Senior Researcher
     - Development Dual-frequency Precipitation Radar (DPR)
     - Data analysis of CRL Okinawa Bistatic polarimetric Radar (COBRA)
     - Development of precipitation retrieval algorithm over land using Microwave Radiometer (CREST-GSMaP)
     - Improvement of the TRMM/PR Latent heating algorithm (PRH algorithm)


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