Wang Zifa's profile

65438-0997, assistant researcher of lasg, engaged in regional sulfide transport model and yellow sand transport simulation research. The numerical simulation study of sulfide transnational migration provided a scientific basis for the country's environmental diplomacy, and won the second prize of Natural Science Award of China Academy of Sciences from 65438 to 0997 (ranking fourth personally).

1998- 1999 postdoctoral research at the institute of disaster prevention, Kyoto university, Japan, developed a regional air quality forecasting model system and a city-scale high-resolution meteorological and air quality forecasting model.

During the period of 1999-2000, he did postdoctoral research on STA in the National Institute of Resources and Environment Technology of Japan, and designed the MM5 Mesoscale Weather Forecast Model System (NAQPMS) based on NCAR/ Pennsylvania State University.

From 2000 to 2002, Japan Global Change Frontier Research System was recruited as a researcher to jointly develop an online regional chemical weather forecast system (CFORS) based on RAMS. The parallelization and operation of the nested grid air quality forecasting model system were realized, and the influence of dust transportation on acid rain distribution in East Asia was quantified by numerical model for the first time in the world, and it won the 2002 outstanding research award of the Institute of Global Change.

In June 2002, he was selected into the Hundred Talents Program of Chinese Academy of Sciences, presided over the numerical simulation study of dust transport and its impact on climate and environment, and was hired as a doctoral supervisor. He is currently the executive director of Zhu Kezhen-Nansen International Climate Research Center, the standing editorial board of Atmospheric Science and the editorial board of SOLA magazine. Won the Young Scientist Award in 2005; In 2006, the "Hundred Talents Plan" was adopted and the follow-up support was obtained; Won the 10th China Youth Science and Technology Award in 2007.