General
Professor

State Key Laboratory of Numerical Modeling for Atmospheric Sciences and Geophysical Fluid Dynamics (LASG)

Institute of Atmospheric Physics (IAP)

Chinese Academy of Science (CAS)

40 Huayanli, Chaoyang Dist.

Beijing, 100029

Tel: +86-10-82995478

E-mail: lingjian.AT.lasg.iap.ac.cn

Research Areas

Atmopsheric Dynamics, Intraseasonal Variability, Air-sea interaction

Education

  • Ph.D.(2004.9 - 2009.5), Meteorology, Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Beijing, P. R. China

  • B.S.(2000.7 - 2004.7), Meteorology, University of Science and Technology of China, Hefei, P. R. China

  • B.E.(2002.7 - 2004.7), Computer Science, University of Science and Technology of China, Hefei, P. R. China


Experience

  • 2013.8 - present, Professor, LASG, Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Beijing, China

  • 2012.8 - 2013.8, Visiting Scientist, European Centre for Medium- Range Weather Forecasts, Reading, UK

  • 2009.8 - 2013.8, Post-doctoral, RSMAS, University of Miami, Miami, USA

  • 2008.1 - 2008.3, Research Assistant, City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China


Publications


  1. Li, C. Y., J. Ling, X. L. Jia, and M. Dong, 2007: Numerical simulation and comparison study of the atmospheric intraseasonal oscillation. Acta Meteorologica Sinica, 21, 1-8.

  2. Jia, X. L., C. Y. Li, J. Ling, and C. D. Zhang, 2008: Impacts of a GCM's resolution on MJO simulation. Adv. Atmos. Sci., 25, 139-156.

  3. Jia, X. L., C. Y. Li, and J. Ling, 2009: Impacts of Cumulus Parameterization and Resolution on the Mjo Simulation. J. Trop. Meteorol., 15, 106-110.

  4. Li, C. and J. Ling, 2009: Physical Essence of the “Predictability Barrier”. Atmospheric & Oceanic Science Letters, 2, 290-294.

  5. Li, C. Y., X. L. Jia, J. Ling, W. Zhou, and C. D. Zhang, 2009: Sensitivity of MJO simulations to diabatic heating profiles. Climate Dyn., 32, 167-187.

  6. Ling, J., C. Y. Li, and X. L. Jia, 2009: Impacts of Cumulus Momentum Transport on MJO Simulation. Adv. Atmos. Sci., 26, 864-876.

  7. Zhou, W., J. C. L. Chan, W. Chen, J. Ling, J. G. Pinto, and Y. P. Shao, 2009: Synoptic-Scale Controls of Persistent Low Temperature and Icy Weather over Southern China in January 2008. Mon. Wea. Rev., 137, 3978-3991.

  8. Jia, X. L., C. Y. Li, N. F. Zhou, and J. Ling, 2010: The MJO in an AGCM with three different cumulus parameterization schemes. Dynamics of Atmospheres and Oceans, 49, 141-163.

  9. Zhang, C. D. and Coauthors, 2010: MJO Signals in Latent Heating: Results from TRMM Retrievals. J. Atmos. Sci., 67, 3488-3508.

  10. Ling, J. and C. D. Zhang, 2011: Structural Evolution in Heating Profiles of the MJO in Global Reanalyses and TRMM Retrievals. J. Climate, 24, 825-842.

  11. Zhang, C. D. and J. Ling, 2012: Potential Vorticity of the Madden-Julian Oscillation. J. Atmos. Sci., 69, 65-78.

  12. Ling, J., C. Y. Li, W. Zhou, X. L. Jia, and C. D. Zhang, 2013a: Effect of boundary layer latent heating on MJO simulations. Adv. Atmos. Sci., 30, 101-115.

  13. Ling, J. and C. D. Zhang, 2013: Diabatic Heating Profiles in Recent Global Reanalyses. J. Climate, 26, 3307-3325.

  14. Ling, J., C. D. Zhang, and P. Bechtold, 2013b: Large-Scale Distinctions between MJO and Non-MJO Convective Initiation over the Tropical Indian Ocean. J. Atmos. Sci., 70, 2696-2712.

  15. Li, C. Y., J. Ling, J. Song, J. Pan, T. Hua, and X. Chen, 2014: Research progress in china on the tropical atmospheric intraseasonal oscillation. J Meteorol Res-Prc, 28, 671-692.

  16. Ling, J., P. Bauer, P. Bechtold, A. Beljaars, R. Forbes, F. Vitart, M. Ulate, and C. D. Zhang, 2014a: Global versus Local MJO Forecast Skill of the ECMWF Model during DYNAMO. Mon. Wea. Rev., 142, 2228-2247.

  17. Ling, J. and C. Y. Li, 2014: Impact of Convective Momentum Transport by Deep Convection on Simulation of Tropical Intraseasonal Oscillation. J Ocean U China, 13, 717-727.

  18. Ling, J., C. Y. Li, W. Zhou, and X. L. Jia, 2014b: To begin or not to begin? A case study on the MJO initiation problem. Theoretical and Applied Climatology, 115, 231-241.

  19. Fu, S. M., W. L. Li, and J. Ling, 2015: On the evolution of a long-lived mesoscale vortex over the Yangtze River Basin: Geometric features and interactions among systems of different scales. J Geophys Res-Atmos, 120.

  20. Li, X., C. Y. Li, J. Ling, and Y. K. Tan, 2015: The Relationship between Contiguous El Nino and La Nina Revealed by Self-Organizing Maps. J. Climate, 28, 8118-8134.

  21. Chen, X., J. Ling, and C. Y. Li, 2016: Evolution of the Madden-Julian Oscillation in Two Types of El Nino. J. Climate, 29, 1919-1934.

  22. Fu, S. M., D. S. Li, J. H. Sun, D. Si, J. Ling, and F. Y. Tian, 2016a: A 31-year trend of the hourly precipitation over South China and the underlying mechanisms. Atmos. Sci. Lett., 17, 216-222.

  23. Fu, S. M., J. H. Sun, J. Ling, H. J. Wang, and Y. C. Zhang, 2016b: Scale interactions in sustaining persistent torrential rainfall events during the Mei-yu season. J Geophys Res-Atmos, 121, 12856-12876.

  24. Liu, F., L. Zhou, J. Ling, X. H. Fu, and G. Huang, 2016: Relationship between SST anomalies and the intensity of intraseasonal variability. Theoretical and Applied Climatology, 124, 847-854.

  25. Wang, K., Z.-H. Lin, J. Ling, Y. Yu, and C.-L. Wu, 2016: MJO potential predictability and predictive skill in IAP AGCM 4.1. Atmos. Ocean Sci. Lett., 1-6.

  26. Chen, X., C. Y. Li, J. Ling, and Y. K. Tan, 2017: Impact of East Asian winter monsoon on MJO over the equatorial western Pacific. Theoretical and Applied Climatology, 127, 551-561.

  27. Ling, J. and Coauthors, 2017a: Challenges and Opportunities in MJO Studies. Bull. Amer. Meteor. Soc., 98, Es53-Es56.

  28. Ling, J., C. D. Zhang, S. G. Wang, and C. Y. Li, 2017b: A new interpretation of the ability of global models to simulate the MJO. Geophys. Res. Lett., 44, 5798-5806.

  29. Zhang, C. D. and J. Ling, 2017: Barrier Effect of the Indo-Pacific Maritime Continent on the MJO: Perspectives from Tracking MJO Precipitation. J. Climate, 30, 3439-3459.

  30. Pang, B., R. Y. Lu, and J. Ling, 2018: Impact of cold surges on the Madden-Julian oscillation propagation over the Maritime Continent. Atmos. Sci. Lett., 19.

  31. Ling, J., C. D. Zhang, R. Joyce, P. P. Xie, and G. W. Chen, 2019a: Possible Role of the Diurnal Cycle in Land Convection in the Barrier Effect on the MJO by the Maritime Continent. Geophys. Res. Lett., 46, 3001-3011.

  32. Ling, J., Y. Q. Zhao, and G. W. Chen, 2019b: Barrier Effect on MJO Propagation by the Maritime Continent in the MJO Task Force/GEWEX Atmospheric System Study Models. J. Climate, 32, 5529-5547.

  33. Chen, G. W., J. Ling, C. Y. Li, Y. W. Zhang, and C. D. Zhang, 2020: Barrier Effect of the Indo-Pacific Maritime Continent on MJO Propagation in Observations and CMIP5 Models. J. Climate, 33, 5173-5193.

  34. Li, T., J. Ling, and P. C. Hsu, 2020: Madden-Julian Oscillation: Its Discovery, Dynamics, and Impact on East Asia. J Meteorol Res-Prc, 34, 20-42.

  35. Liu, F., Y. Ouyang, B. Wang, J. Yang, J. Ling, and P. C. Hsu, 2020: Seasonal evolution of the intraseasonal variability of China summer precipitation. Climate Dyn., 54, 4641-4655.

  36. Chen, G. W., S. S. Chen, J. Ling, and C. Y. Li, 2021a: Large-Scale Precipitation Systems: Essential Elements of the Madden-Julian Oscillation. Geophys. Res. Lett., 48.

  37. Chen, X., J. Ling, C. Y. Li, L. F. Li, and M. H. Yang, 2021b: Different Impacts of Madden-Julian Oscillation on Winter Rainfall over Southern China. J Meteorol Res-Prc, 35, 271-281.

  38. Zhang, Y. W., G. W. Chen, J. Ling, S. M. Fu, and C. Y. Li, 2021: A Case Study on MJO Energy Transport Path in a Local Multi-scale Interaction Framework. Adv. Atmos. Sci., 38, 1929-1944.

  39. Chen, G. W., J. Ling, R. W. Zhang, Z. N. Xiao, and C. Y. Li, 2022a: The MJO From CMIP5 to CMIP6: Perspectives From Tracking MJO Precipitation. Geophys. Res. Lett., 49.

  40. Chen, G. W., J. Ling, Y. W. Zhang, X. Wang, and C. Y. Li, 2022b: MJO Propagation over the Indian Ocean and Western Pacific in CMIP5 Models: Roles of Background States. J. Climate, 35, 955-973.

  41. Zhang, Y., W. Zhou, J. Ling, and L. X. Qi, 2022: Water Vapor Transport by an Equivalent-Barotropic Cyclonic Anomaly Corresponding to Extreme Austral Late Summer Precipitation in Southeast Australia during 2021. J. Atmos. Sci., 79, 2343-2361.

  42. Chen, G. W., J. Ling, Z. H. Lin, Z. N. Xiao, and C. Y. Li, 2023: Role of tropical-extratropical interactions in the unprecedented 2022 extreme rainfall in Pakistan: A historical perspective. Atmos. Res., 291.