Observations and Forecasts of Urban Transportation Meteorology in China: A Review

Author:

Zhu ShoupengORCID,Yang HuadongORCID,Liu DuanyangORCID,Wang Hongbin,Zhou Linyi,Zhu Chengying,Zu FanORCID,Wu Hong,Lyu Yang,Xia Yu,Zhu Yanhe,Fan Yi,Zhang Ling,Zhi Xiefei

Abstract

Against the backdrop of intensified global warming, extreme weather events such as dense fog, low visibility, heavy precipitation, and extreme temperatures have been increased and enhanced to a great extent. They are likely to pose severe threats to the operation of urban transportation and associated services, which has drawn much attention in recent decades. However, there are still plenty of issues to be resolved in improving the emergency meteorological services and developing targeted urban transportation meteorological services in modern cities. The present review briefly illustrates the current cutting-edge developments and trends in the field of urban transportation meteorology in China, including the establishment of observation networks and experiments and the development of early warning and prediction technologies, as well as the related meteorological commercial services. Meanwhile, reflections and discussions are provided in terms of the state-of-the-art observation channels and methods and the application of numerical model forecasts and artificial intelligence. With the advantages of various advanced technologies from multiple aspects, researchers could further expand explorations on urban transportation meteorological observations, forecasts, early warnings, and services. Associated theoretical studies and practical investigations are also to be carried out to provide solid scientific foundations for urban transportation disaster prevention and mitigation, for implementing the action of meteorological guarantees, and for the construction of a high-quality smart society.

Funder

Basic Research Fund of the Chinese Academy of Meteorological Sciences

research project of the Jiangsu Meteorological Bureau

333 Project of Jiangsu Province

Beijing Foundation of NJIAS

General Program of Key Science and Technology in Transportation, the Ministry of Transport

Publisher

MDPI AG

Subject

Atmospheric Science,Environmental Science (miscellaneous)

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