Indian Institute of Technology Delhi
Hauz Khan
New Delhi 110 016
India
0 | Opening and Welcome |
0.1 | Welcome remarks by India Meteorological Department (IMD) and Indian Institute of Technology Delhi (IIT-D) |
0.2 | Introduction on concepts and expected results |
1 | Session 1 (Tuesday morning) |
1.1 | Present details of the IIT-D storm surge model |
1.2 | Current status of operational storm surge forecasting and modus operandi of the IIT-D model |
2 | Session 2 (Tuesday afternoon) |
2.1 | Proposal for model upgrade: Elements proposed to be included in the upgrade together with time line for those enhancements |
2.2 | Discussion on Day 1 Presentations |
3 | Session 3 (Wednesday morning) |
3.1 | Contribution of wind waves in storm surge |
3.2 | Incorporating Continental shelf waves, edge waves and Topographic Rossby waves |
4 | Session 4 (Wednesday afternoon) |
4.1 | Contribution of remote forcing |
4.2 | Discussion on Day 2 Presentations |
5 | Session 5 (Thursday morning) |
5.1 | Inundation computation for Indian coastal region: A Case study |
5.2 | Discussion: future requirements for precipitation quantification, river flow quantification, inundation computation and recommendations for other agencies on what we require from them |
6 | Session 6 (Thursday afternoon) |
6.1 | Discussion: data requirements for the various levels of enhancement |
7 | Session 7 (Friday morning): Summary report and recommendations |
7.1 | Work plan for the IIT-D model improvement project |
7.2 | Recommendations on the composition of the Scientific Advisory Committee |
7.3 | Proposals for additional opportunities |
8 | Session 8 (Friday afternoon): Summary report and recommendations |
8.1 | Discussion focused on data requirements and related recommendations/planning |
8.2 | Other related issues |
9 | Closing |