Study of the Tropical Atmospheric Boundary Layer During Various Phases of the Indian Monsoon, A Guest Scientist Award in Indian Currency

描述：该项目支持美国科学家花费一个 从他的大学休假，在两个著名的学术 印度科学研究所（IIS） 位于班加罗尔的印度理工学院（IIT）和位于纽约的 德里 在此期间，拉曼博士将继续他目前的 行星边界层、季风、 动力学和空气污染，与科学家从中心为 大气科学（CAS）在IIS班加罗尔和印度理工学院德里。 他 将增加他对陆地上热带边界结构的研究， 对流和稳定条件以及季风动力学。 他将 参与中科院为期三年的实验设计， 季风槽边界层结构的研究 位于沿着恒河平原在印度西南季风。 在德里，他将进行空气污染气象学的研究， 区域尺度边界层参数化研究 预测模型。 他的联系人是R. N教授。中科院的艾扬格， 印度理工学院的班加罗尔和辛格。 范围：P.I.他是美国研究 热带天气的建模，特别是与印第安人有关的 次大陆。 他有长期的研究经验， 印度科学家获得了NSF的多项赠款。 一个印第安人 合作者（艾扬格博士）是该中心的代理负责人， 印度科学研究所的大气科学， 印度顶尖的研究机构，拥有优秀的员工和设施 并有良好的研究计划。 印度的M.P.辛格博士 新德里理工学院是该中心的主任 大气科学，并有大量的工作人员主要从事 大气模拟和空气污染研究。 辛格博士和拉曼博士 我已经在一个项目上合作了好几年， 派遣美国学生到印度进行实地考察。 这个项目 产生重大成果的潜力。

Description: This project supports a U.S. scientists to spend a sabbatical from his university at two prestigious academic institutions in India, namely the Indian Institute of Science (IIS) in Bangalore, and the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) in New Delhi. During that period Dr. Raman will continue his current collaborative research on planetary boundary layer (PBL), monsoon dynamics and air pollution, with scientists from the Center for Atmospheric Sciences (CAS) at IIS Bangalore and at IIT Delhi. He will increase his work on tropical boundary structures over land for both convective and stable conditions and monsoon dynamics. He will participate in the design of a three-year experiment at CAS for the study of the boundary layer structure in the monsoon trough normally located along the Gangetic plains during Indian southwest monsoon. At Delhi he will conduct research on air pollution meteorology and the work on PBL parameterization for Regional Scale Weather Forecasting Models. His contacts are Professors R.N. Iyengar at CAS, Bangalore and M.P. Singh at IIT Delhi. Scope: The P.I. is one of the leading experts in the U.S. on modeling of tropical weather, especially as related to the Indian subcontinent. He has long experience in conducting research with Indian scientists under several grants from NSF. One of the Indian collaborators (Dr. Iyengar) is Acting Head of the Center for Atmospheric Sciences at the Indian Institute of Science, one of India's top research institutes with excellent staff and facilities and with well planned research agenda. Dr. M.P. Singh at the Indian Institute of Technology in New Delhi is the Director of the Center for Atmospheric Sciences, and has a large staff engaged primarily in atmospheric modeling and air pollution studies. Drs. Singh and Raman have been collaborating for several years on a project that involved sending U.S. students for field studies in India. This project has the potential to produce significant results.