 Name:
Lin Wantao
Address: LASG, Institute of Atmospheric
Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100029,
P. R. China
Telephone: +86-10-8299 5183
Fax: +86-10-8299 5172
Email: linwt@lasg.iap.ac.cn
Brief Experences
1983, B. S., Applied Mathematics, Qingdao Ocean University
1986, M. S., Ecology, Nanjing Institute of Geography
and Limnology, Chinese Academy of Sciences
2000, Ph. D., Meteorology, Institute of Atmospheric
Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences
2001-2003, Associate professor, Institute of Atmospheric
Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences
2004-present, Professor, Institute of Atmospheric Physics,
Chinese Academy of Sciences
Research interests
Numerical simulation of atmosphere and ocean
Interactions between climate and vegetation
Computational geophysical fluid dynamics
Ongoing Projects
1. Natural Science Foundation of China
2. National Basic Research Program
Publications
- Asymptotic behavior of perturbed solution for simple
coupled ocean-atmosphere model for ENSO, Chinese Science
Bulletin, 48(Supp. Ⅱ), 5-8
- On the relationship between short motion of atmospheric
and oceanic systems and conservative and non-conservative
scheme, Chinese Science Bulletin, 48(10), 999-1001
- A new method for judging the computational stability
of the difference schemes of non-linear evolution
equations, Chinese Science Bulletin, 45(15), 1358-1361
- A comparative study of the conservative and non-conservative
schemes, Advances in Atmospheric Sciences, 20(5),
810-814
- Simulation of effects of land use change on climate
in china by a regional climate model, Advances in
Atmospheric Sciences, 20(4), 583-592
- A comparative analysis of computational stability
for linear and non-linear evolution equations, Advances
in Atmospheric Sciences, 19(4), 699-704
- Computational stability of the explicit difference
schemes of the forced dissipative nonlinear evolution
equation, Advances in Atmospheric Sciences, 18(3),
413-417
- Construction of explicit quasi-complete square conservative
difference schemes of forced dissipative nonlinear
evolution equations, Advances in Atmospheric Sciences,
18(4), 604-612
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