8:55 Opening （Co-Sponsors） Chairs：Yang Jun, CMA/NSMC / James Purdom, ICSC

9:00	CMA	Zheng Guoguang
9:10	BOM	Anthony Rea
9:15	JMA	Toshiyuki Kurino
9:20	KMA	Sang Jin Lyu
9:25	GEO	Osamu Ochiai
9:30	WMO	Jeremiah Lengoasa

Keynote Speeches Chairs：Paul Menzel / Lu Naimeng

10:00	EUMETSAT, Kenneth Holmlund	The EUMETSAT Satellite Programmes and their contribution to monitoring atmosphere, climate, ocean and land
10:20	NOAA, Mark Paese	NOAA Satellite Programs
10:40	ROSHYDROMET, Vasily Asmus	Roshydromet Space-Based Observation System: Current Status And Development Perspectives
11:00	BOM, Anthony Rea	Overview of the use of satellite data in the Bureau of Meteorology
11:20	CMA, Yang Jun	Updates on Chinese Meteorological Satellite Programs
11:40	JMA, Toshiyuki Kurino	Status of Current and Future Satellite Programs of JMA
12:00	KMA, Sang Jin Lyu	Status of Current and Future Satellite Programs of KMA
12:20	WMO, Wenjian Zhang	The Role of WMO in Developing a Space-Based Architecture for Climate Monitoring

Session Keynotes Chairs：Wenjian Zhang / Steven Goodman

13:40	Session1: WMO, Mikael Rattenborg	SATURN: SATellite User Readiness Navigator for the next generation of geostationary satellites
14:00	Session 2: International Conference Steering Committee, James Purdom	Satellite System Synergy: Maximizing the Utilization of Space-based Remote Sensing
14:20	Session 3: EUMETSAT/WMO, Tillmann Mohr	Architecture for Monitoring Climate from Space Status and Way Forward
14:40	Session 4: JMA, Yoshiro Tanaka	Utilization of frequent observations from the next generation geostationary meteorological satellites for disaster risk reduction
15:00	Session 5: Yonsei Univ., Prof. Jhoon Kim	Monitoring Atmospheric Composition by GEO-KOMPSAT-1(COMS) and 2
15:20	Session 6: GSICS, Zhang Peng	An Introduction to the Global Space-Based Inter-Calibration System (GSICS): Recent Progress

15:55

Roundtable Discussion General discussion Introduction to the conference resolution

18:00

Icebreaker hosted by CMA

8:40 AM SESSION 1: Facilitation of data access and utilization,user preparation Chairs：Lars Peter Riishojgaard / Fuzhong Weng

8:45	BOM, Agnes Lane	User requirements and preparedness for the next generation of geostationary satellites
9:00	JMA, Toshiyuki Kurino	Current status of Himawari-8/9 product development
9:15	WMO WIGOS Project Manager, Lars Peter Riishojgaard	The Space Based Component of WIGOS
9:30	University of Wisconsin-Madison , Allen Huang	Facilitating Optimal Use of Satellite Data-The Development of Accelerator-based WRF Model
9:45	NOAA/NESDIS, Zhou Lihang	Operational and Research Applications from the Joint Polar Satellite System
10:00	Shanghai Center for Satellite Remote Sensing Applications, Du Mingbin	Meteorological Applications of GNSS Ground Network in East China
10:15	CMA/NSMC, Zhao Xiangang	A Cloud Computing Platform for FY-4 Based on Resource Scheduling Technology
10:30	KMA/NMSC, HyunJong Oh	Current Status of GeoKOMPSAT-2A Ground Segment Development and Data Service Plan

11:00	CMA/NSMC, Xian Di	FENGYUN Satellite Data Service and User Survey
11:15	CMATC, Niu Ning	Report for AOMSUC5 VLAB Training Workshop

SESSION 2 : Application of satellite data to weather analysis, numerical weather prediction and nowcasting Chairs：Sang Jin Lyu / Jun Li

11:30	ESSIC, University of Maryland, Xiaolei Zou	ATMS Striping Mitigation and Data Assimilation
11:45	BOM,Anthony Rea	Update on SCOPE-Nowcasting
12:00	KMA/NMSC, Junghee Kim	Current Status of Weather Support for Nowcasting and Very Short Range Forecast in KMA/NMSC
12:15	CMA/NMC, Lin Yinjing	Characteristics of multi-channel measurements from geostationary satellite during convections over North China

13:30	NOAA/NESDIS, Fuzhong Weng	Direct Assimilation of CrIS/ATMS Radiances in HWRF to Improve Hurricane and Typhoon Forecasts
13:45	University of Wisconsin-Madison, Jun Li	Applications of future geostationary advanced IR sounder moisture information for high impact weather forecasting – demonstration with regional OSSE
14:00	CMA/NSMC, Tang Shihao	Introduction of the utilization of satellite data in NWP and climate change in NSMC
14:15	University of Wisconsin-Madison, Jinlong Li	A near real time regional satellite data assimilation system for high impact weather research and application
14:30	University of Wisconsin-Madison, Yan'an Liu	Impact of varying horizontal length-scale and variance of the background error covariance matrix on typhoon forecast
14:45	Beijing Municipal Weather Forecast Center, Yu Bo	Analysis and Explanation of Satellite Cloud Imagery of a Heavy Snowstorm in Beijing
15:00	NOAA/NESDIS , Steven Goodman	High Impact Weather and the GOES-R Proving Ground
15:15	Numerical Weather Prediction Center of Chinese Meteorological Administration, Han Wei	Assimilation of Surface-sensitive Microwave Radiances over East Asia

16:00

Facility Visit at Shanghai Academy of Science and Technology (SAST)

18:00

Dinner hosted by SAST

8:40 AM SESSION 3: Application of satellite data to long term dataset for climate analysis,reanalysis and climate process studies Chairs： Toshiyuki Kurino / Xiaolei Zou

8:45	University of Wisconsin-Madison, Paul Menzel	The Importance of Sensor Recalibration for Producing Long Term Radiance Measurements Useful for Atmospheric Trend Analyses
9:00	CMA/NSMC, Liu Jian	The status of long term satellite data processing in NSMC

SESSION 4: Application of satellite data to environmental and disaster monitoring, disaster risk reduction Chairs：Tillmann Mohr / Anthony Rea

9:15	NOAA/NESDIS, Charles Wooldridge	The Socioeconomic Benefits of Satellite Observations for Disaster Risk Reduction
9:30	CMA/NSMC, Fang Xiang	Use of satellite data in emergency situations in China
9:45	Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology, A.T. M. Shafiul Azam	Study of the extreme rainfall events in Bangladesh using TRMM
10:00	Thai Meteorological Department, Kamol Promasakha na Sakolnakhon	The Estimated Rainfall with FY-2E Satellite over Thailand

SESSION 5: Atmospheric parameters,land surface and ocean parameters derived from satellite observations Chairs：Paul Menzel / Agnes Lane

10:30	AORI, University of Tokyo, Teruyuki Nakajima	Derivation of atmospheric aerosol, cloud, and radiation budget parameters from the satellite sensors on board Himawari 8-9, GCOM-C, Earth CARE, and GOSAT2 satellites- Part 2
10:45	CMA/NSMC, Zhang Xiaohu	Recent improvements of AMVs from FY-2 satellites and historical data reprocessing
11:00	NOAA, Jaime Daniels	GOES-R Algorithm Working Group (AWG) Level-2 Product Validation Activities
11:15	CMA/NSMC, Wu Chunqiang	On the Characteristics and Retrieval Accuracy of Atmospheric and Surface Parameters from FY-4 Ultra-Spectral Sounder under Clear Sky Condition
11:30	University of Science and Technology of China, Liu Qi	Occurrences and Properties of Marine Boundary Clouds Inferred From MODIS and CPR Measurements
11:45	CMA/NSMC, An Dawei	Regression modeling of finite field and anti-electromagnetic design for the ocean surface wind speed measurements of the FY-3B/C microwave imager
12:00	Shanghai Center for Satellite Remote Sensing Applications, SMB, Yang Hequn	Application of meteorological satellite data in ecological monitoring and evaluation for Shanghai
12:15	CMA/NSMC, Liao Mi	Estimates of the Accuracy of Radio Occultation Product from GNOS/FY3C
12:30	Agency for Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics of the Republic of Indonesia(BMKG), Ana Oktavia Setiowati	Volcanic Ash Identification Using Mtsat-2 Satellite Imageries

SESSION 6 : Global Spaced-based Inter-Calibration System (GSICS) Chairs：Zhang Peng/ Kenneth Holmlund

14:00	NOAA/NESDIS, Fuzhong Weng	Characterization of ATMS on-orbit calibration accuracy for GSICS Applications
14:15	ESSIC, University of Maryland, Likun Wang	Inter-Comparison of Suomi NPP CrIS Radiances with AIRS and IASI toward Infrared Hyperspectral Benchmark Radiance Measurements
14:30	EUMETSAT, Tim Hewison	Update on GSICS Inter-Calibration Product Development
14:45	CMA/NSMC, Hu Xiuqing,Xu Na	CMA GSICS product development and services
15:00	NOAA/NESDIS, Lawrence E. Flynn, Manik Bali	Report on GSICS Coordination Center Activities and Plans

15:30

Panel Discussion Conference summary Conference resolution Conference closure

No.1	University of Wisconsin-Madison, Allen Huang	Facilitating Optimal Use of Satellite Data-The Advancement of Community Based Satellite Processing Packages
No.2	KMA/NMSC, Jae-Gwan Kim	Characterization of the Environmental Information Trend of the COMS MI
No.3	KMA/NMSC, Jin Woo	COMS MI Image Navigation and Registration Performance According to the Landmark Selection Scheme
No.4	Global Environment System Research Division, NIMR, KMA, Mee-Ja Kim, Youngmi Kim, Jinho Shin, Sangwon Joo	Analysis of Satellite-based Soil Moistures for Application in Land Surface Data Assimilation
No.5	Shanghai Center for Satellite Remote Sensing Applications, SMB, Cui Linli	The progress of meteorological satellite operational application in SMB
No.6	KMA/NMSC, Sung-Rae Chung	Application of the satellite data for numerical weather prediction in KMA
No.7	Global Environment System Research Division, NIMR, KMA, Youngmi Kim, Jinho Shi	Arctic Sea Ice Monitoring and Analyzing from Satellite Data
No.8	Institute of Remote Sensing and Digital Earth, CAS, Wu Qinchun	Mapping burned areas of China using FY-3/MERSI sensor with a multi-temporal algorithm
No.9	Shanghai Center for Satellite Remote Sensing Applications, SMB, Xu Feifei	The Monitoring of Lake Alga Based on Meteorological Satellite Data
No.10	Shanghai Center for Satellite Remote Sensing Applications, SMB, Zhu Xuesong	Typhoon Monitoring and Analysis based on Meteorological Satellite Data
No.11	Global Environment System Research Division, NIMR, KMA, Soo-Jae Park, Youngmi Kim, Jinho Shin	Retrieval of Daily Actual Evapotranspiration from COMS Products over East Asia
No.12	KMA/NMSC, Tae-Hyeong Oh	Diurnal variation of Inter-calibration for COMS Infrared channels
No.13	NOAA/NESDIS ,Lawrence E. Flynn	Solar Backscatter Ultraviolet Instruments (BUV) instruments on Satellites in GEO and L1 orbits.
No.14	NOAA/NESDIS, Manik Bali	In orbit determination and validation of Spectral Response Function using IASI Radiances and GSICS SNO comparisons
No.15	Institute of Remote Sensing and Digital Earth, CAS, Zeeshan Shirazi	Trends in Spatial and Temporal changes of Forest Fire Frequency in China
No.16	Northern Illinois University, Jie Song	Estimating the Long-term Hydrological Budget over Heterogeneous Surfaces
No.17	NOAA, Zhao Xuepeng	NOAA Climate Data Record Program: Development, Production, and Service
No.18	CMA/NSMC, Liu Chengbao	An algorithm for correcting the solar irradiance of FY-3C/TOU
No.19	CMA/NSMC, Dou Fangli	Oceanic Wind Speed Retrieval and Validation using FY-3B/C Microwave Imager observations
No.20	CMA/NSMC, Qiu Hong	Calibration and Validation of ERM Observations from FY-3C Satellite
No.21	CMA/NSMC, Qi Jin	Total Solar Irradiance observations from FY-3C Solar Irradiance Monitor-II
No.22	CMA/NSMC, Li Guicai	Mapping forest biomass of China using GLAS and ancillary data.
No.23	CMA/NSMC, Bi Yanmeng	Impacts of aerosol and albedo on CO2 retrieval using the near infrared CO2 bands
No.24	CMA/NSMC, Li Xiaojing	Validation of Aerosol Optical Depth affected by dust storm from products of MTSAT , FY-4 algorithm and FY-3/MERSI
No.25	CAS/IAP, Dai Tie	Mprovement Of Aerosol Optical Properties Simulation Over Eastern Asia With Modis Aods Assimilation
No.26	CAS/IAP, Li Zhengjun	Direct broadcast receiving system for real time application of weather satellite data
No.27	Xinjiang Agricultural University Forestry Research Institute, Yao Guohui	Method based on Remote Sensing Monitoring of Vegetation Coverage in Time and Space Changes Research – Taking Boulder tara as an example