Who is the famous meteorologist in China?

Zhu Kezhen Zhu Kezhen (1890.3.7—1974.2.7) is an outstanding scientist and educator in China, a famous geographer and meteorologist at present, and the founder of modern geography in China. He founded the first geography department of China University and the Institute of Meteorology of China Academy of Sciences. 13 was the president of Zhejiang University, and was known as one of the four presidents of China University; After 1949, he became the vice president of China Academy of Sciences and started a comprehensive investigation of natural resources. From 1 93665438+1October1to his death, he recorded weather and phenology every day, with more than 3 million words. Papers include New Typhoons Classification in the Far East, Sources and Turn of Typhoons, Southeast Monsoon and Precipitation in China, China Climate Zone Theory, Driving Forces of Biological Climate Change in One Year, and Preliminary Study on Climate Change in China in Recent 5000 Years.

As one of the earliest scholars in China who participated in the scientific development of global change, climatologist Fu Yunbin made important contributions to the study of global change in China. In 2003, he was elected as an academician of China Academy of Sciences.

Tu Wang Changtu Wang Chang (deceased) meteorologist. People from Wuhan, Hubei.

Wu Guoxiong Wu Guoxiong, scientist of atmospheric dynamics and climate dynamics. Guangdong Chaoyang people. 1966 graduated from Nanjing Institute of Meteorology. 1983 obtained the doctor of science degree from University of London, UK. Researcher Lasger. One of the few scholars with high attainments in mathematics and dynamics and rich practical meteorological experience in China and even in the world. The development theory of wet tilt vorticity and the full vertical vorticity equation are put forward. Using the above theory, the development mechanism of the southwest vortex of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau and the rainstorm in the Jianghuai basin in summer has been successfully revealed, and the reasons for the morphological variation of the subtropical high have been revealed. Inherited and developed China scholars' research on the influence of Qinghai-Tibet Plateau on atmospheric circulation and weather and climate. The Asian monsoon outbreak is divided into three stages for the first time in the world. It is proved that the characteristics of air-sea interaction in middle and high latitudes are obviously different from those in tropical areas due to strong geostrophic and baroclinic effects. The mechanism of El Nino's influence on typhoon is put forward by numerical model for the first time, which is highly praised internationally. 1997 was elected as an academician of China Academy of Sciences.

Ye Duzheng, Ye Duzheng (1965438+February 2006-), male, from Tianjin. 1948- 1 received a doctorate from the university of Chicago. Meteorologist, academician of China Academy of Sciences; He has served as researcher and director of Institute of Geophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, researcher and director of Institute of Atmospheric Physics, and vice president of China Academy of Sciences. He is currently a special consultant of China Academy of Sciences and an honorary director of lasg; Honorary member of American Meteorological Society; Member of the Royal Meteorological Society; Foreign academician of Finnish Academy of Sciences; He holds important positions in many international and domestic academic organizations. He was the winner of the highest national science and technology award in 2007.

Ugly Fan Ji ugly Fan Ji, academician of China Academy of Sciences, professor of College of Atmospheric Sciences of Lanzhou University, doctoral supervisor.

Li Chongyin, a meteorologist, is an academician of China Academy of Sciences and a major general of the Chinese People's Liberation Army. 1940 was born in Dazhou, Sichuan province on April 5, 1940. He has been engaged in meteorological research for a long time and has made a series of innovative achievements in the frontier fields of atmospheric science such as tropical meteorology, atmospheric low-frequency oscillation dynamics and ENSO cycle dynamics. At present, he is a researcher at lasg, a professor at the School of Meteorology, China University of Science and Technology, and the chairman of China Climate Research Committee (WCRP China Committee).

Qin Dahe Qin Dahe is an academician of the China Academy of Sciences and the Third World Academy of Sciences. He is currently the chairman of China Meteorological Society and the former director of China Meteorological Bureau.

Taoshiyan Taoshiyan is a meteorologist and atmospheric physicist. His outstanding research achievements in East Asian atmospheric circulation, monsoon weather and climate, cold wave and rainstorm forecast, satellite meteorological application and so on. It enjoys high prestige in meteorological circles outside China. In the early 1950s, together with Gu Zhenchao, he presided over the first weather analysis and forecast center in China, established various weather forecast methods, and was one of the pioneers of weather forecast in New China. Many times in the forecast of major weather events and the forecast of meteorological support for national defense scientific experiments, the task was successfully completed. After 1977, with his efforts, many international cooperation plans and projects were formed and carried out smoothly. He trained a group of atmospheric science professionals. The published monographs "Study on the Change Process of Weather Patterns before and after Winter Cold Wave in China" and "Analysis and Forecast of Rainstorms in the Middle and Upper Reaches of the Yangtze River" are all classics.

Wu Wu is a meteorologist in China and an academician of China Academy of Sciences. 1956 graduated from the Meteorological Department of Nanjing University. Specializing in atmospheric fluctuations and dynamics. He has written papers such as "Large Terrain and Disturbance Instability".

Zhou Xiuji Zhou Xiuji, an academician of China Academy of Sciences, is one of the founders of modern atmospheric physics in China.

Meteorologist Zeng Qingcun was born in Yangjiang, Guangdong. Engaged in atmospheric dynamics, numerical weather forecasting theory, theory and computational geophysical fluid dynamics, numerical climate simulation, satellite meteorological methods and atmospheric remote sensing measurement theory. The geostrophic adaptive process theory and wave packet dynamics theory about the evolution process of atmospheric disturbance are widely cited at home and abroad. The semi-implicit difference scheme designed in numerical weather forecast is one of the earliest successful methods in the world, and it is still in use today.

Chen Lianshou Chen Lianshou, a meteorologist, was once the director of the Central Meteorological Observatory and the president of China Meteorological Science Research Institute.

Ding Ding, born in Shanghai, is an academician of China Academy of Engineering. He participated in and presided over the compilation of the first, second, third and fourth IPCC climate change assessment reports, and is one of the influential and contributing scientists in the field of international climate change research.

Li Zechun, Li Zechun, expert in weather dynamics and numerical forecast, academician of China Academy of Engineering. Born in Nanjing, Jiangsu. 1965 graduated from Peking University. He is currently the chairman of Beijing Meteorological Society, the executive director of Beijing Science and Technology Association, the doctoral supervisor of Nanjing University of Information Science & Technology and China Institute of Meteorological Sciences, and the honorary president of Jiangxi Vocational College of Information Application.

Xu Jianmin, a satellite meteorologist. Director and Chief Engineer of National Satellite Meteorological Center.

Zhang Deer Zhang Deer, director of paleoclimate research office of National Climate Center of China Meteorological Bureau and chief expert of climate change research, is from Zhenjiang, Jiangsu. He has been engaged in the study of climate change for a long time, and has made a series of achievements in the laws and characteristics of historical climate change, the restoration of high-resolution historical climate series and climate maps, and the evolution of paleoenvironment, and has a certain international reputation in the study of Quaternary paleoenvironment.

Gu Zhenchao Gu Zhenchao (1920- 1976) University physicist. Shanghainese. 1945 graduated from The National SouthWest Associated University graduate school. 1947 Studying in Sweden. 1950 Return to China. Lasker is a researcher and director of the Calendar Association. In the early days of the People's Republic of China, together with Tao Shiyan, he led the work of the Analysis and Prediction Center of China United University, and accurately predicted flood outbreaks many times. Created the work of numerical weather forecast in China. In the 1960s, he made a contribution to the meteorological support of atomic bombs and missile tests and made a first-class achievement. Initiated the research field of atmospheric physics in China. Cloud physics, radar meteorology and atmospheric detection have been established successively. Experimental meteorology and atmospheric turbulence. Author of Cloud Physics.

Huang is a famous meteorologist. Lasg, researcher, doctoral supervisor. Academician of China Academy of Sciences, member of CPPCC and Committee of Population, Resources and Environment, Deputy Director of China Academy of Sciences academic degree evaluation committee, Honorary Director of China Meteorological Society, Vice Chairman of China Meteorological Society 2002-20 10.

Lin Lin, male, was born in June 1936, Taicang City, Jiangsu Province. Researcher, China Institute of Meteorological Science.

Lei Yushun Lei Yushun 1965 graduated from the Department of Geophysics of Peking University. He once presided over the application of energy meteorology theory to the study of severe convective weather such as rainstorm and hail, and formed a set of more effective weather analysis and forecasting methods. This research won the Achievement Promotion Award of State Science and Technology Commission and State Agriculture Committee 1982.

Professor Sun Sun, doctoral supervisor, graduated from Nanjing Institute of Meteorology, majoring in weather dynamics from 65438 to 0967. 65438-0972 worked in Nanjing University of Information Science & Technology (formerly Nanjing Institute of Meteorology), served as deputy director and director of the Department of Meteorology, vice president and dean of Nanjing Institute of Meteorology, and former president of Nanjing University of Information Science & Technology. He is currently a member of the Education Expert Committee of the World Meteorological Organization, a member of the Discipline Evaluation Group of the the State Council Academic Degree Committee, a deputy director of the Atmospheric Science Teaching Steering Committee of the Ministry of Education, an executive director of the Chinese Meteorological Society, a member of the National Climate Committee, and a member of the Academic Committee of the State Key Laboratory (LASG) of the China Academy of Sciences.

Zhu Baozhen Zhu Baozhen is a meteorologist. The distribution of heat sources in the northern hemisphere is obtained for the first time in the world, and the theory that large terrain and heat sources form stable ridges is put forward.

Zhu Binghai Zhu Binghai is a native of Jiangyin, Jiangsu. 1932 graduated from the Department of Geography of Central University. After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), he served as a professor of Nanjing University and head of the Department of Meteorology. He wrote the paper "The Rise and Fall of China Frontline and Climate" and edited Meteorology, China Climate and Weather Proverbs.