Follow up Since 2005

 

Publications
December 2005: Sarath Peiris, James Hansen and Lareef Zubair, Use of Seasonal Climate Information to Predict Coconut Production in Sri Lanka, International Journal of Climatology, provisionally accepted.
February 2002: ENSO influences on Rice Production in Sri Lanka, International Journal of Climatology. 22 (2):249-260
July 2004:  Empowering the Vulnerable, TIEMPO, 52:3-6, University of East Anglia, UK, Also, highlighted in SciDev.net as  “Communities facing climate change need local science.”
Apr 2004: Towards Developing Weather and Climate Prediction for Sri Lanka, Journal of the Institute of Engineers, Sri Lanka, XXXVII, 2:53-58.
September 2003: Saving Weather Data , TIEMPO, 49:16-22, University of East Anglia, UK.
May 2002: Development of Meteorology in Sri Lanka, Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Sri Lanka. 15(2):14-18.

Conference Papers
December 2004: Sarath Peiris, Lareef Zubair and C.H. Piyasiri, Forecasting National Coconut Production - A Novel Approach, International Sri Lankan Statistical Conference, Kandy, Sri Lanka, 28 – 30 December 2004.
November 2004: Lareef Zubair with Upamala Tennakoon and Manjula Siriwardhana, Climate Change Assessments for Sri Lanka from Quality Evaluated Data, International Conference on Sustainable Water Resources Management in the Changing Environment of the Monsoon Region, United Nations University, Colombo, Sri Lanka.
December 2002: with Heli Bulathsinhala, Quality Evaluation of Mean
Historical Temperature Data in Sri Lanka,
Sri Lanka Association for the Advancement of Science, 58th Annual Sessions, University of Colombo, Colombo, Sri Lanka.

Feature Article
May 2004: Lareef Zubair, Was the bumper rice harvest for 2002/03 Maha due to El Nino? Daily Mirror, Sri Lanka.

Reports
June 2005: Lareef Zubair (PI), Kusalika Ariyaratne, Irugal Bandara, Heli Bulathsinhala,
Janaki Chandimala, M.R.A. Siraj, Manjula Siriwardhana, Upamala Tennakoon and Zeenas Yahiya, Current Climate and Climate Change Assessments for Coconut and Tea Plantations in Sri Lanka, AIACC/FECT report, Submitted to IRI