This standard specifies the names, naming methods and principles, and the use principles and naming tables of tropical cyclones in the northwest Pacific and South China Sea. This standard applies to operations and scientific research related to tropical cyclones. GB/T 19202-2003 Names of tropical cyclones GB/T19202-2003 Standard download decompression password: www.bzxz.net
This standard specifies the names, naming methods and principles, and the use principles and naming tables of tropical cyclones in the northwest Pacific and South China Sea. This standard applies to operations and scientific research related to tropical cyclones.

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Appendix A and Appendix B of this standard are informative appendices. Foreword
This standard is proposed by the China Meteorological Administration and is under the jurisdiction of the Monitoring Network Department of the China Meteorological Administration. The drafting unit of this standard is the National Meteorological Center of the China Meteorological Administration. The main drafters of this standard are Gao Shuanzhu, Xu Yinglong, Xue Jianjun, Dong Lin, Gu Hua, Liu Xiakun and Zheng Dingxia. This standard is published for the first time.
1 Scope
Names of tropical cyclones
GB/T 19202—2003
This standard specifies the names of tropical cyclones in the northwest Pacific and the South China Sea, their naming methods and principles, the principles for the use of tropical cyclone names and the tropical cyclone naming table.
This standard applies to operations and scientific research related to tropical cyclones. Operational regulations related to tropical cyclones can be implemented with reference to this standard. 2 Terms and definitions
The following terms and definitions apply to this standard. 2.1
Tropical cyclonetropical cyclone
A general term for non-frontal vortices with organized convection and definite cyclonic circulation that are generated on tropical or subtropical ocean surfaces, including tropical depressions, tropical storms, severe tropical storms and typhoons. 3 Methods for naming tropical cyclones
3.1 The Northwest Pacific and the South China Sea use a set of special tropical cyclone naming tables. The Northwest Pacific and the South China Sea refer to the Pacific Ocean and the South China Sea west of longitude 180 and north of the equator. 3.2 The names of tropical cyclones are selected from the names contributed by all members of the Typhoon Committee of the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) and relevant members of the World Meteorological Organization in the region.
4 Principles for naming tropical cyclones
4.1 Each name shall not exceed 9 English letters. 4.2 Easy to pronounce.
4.3 No negative meaning in the languages ​​used by the members. 4.4 No difficulties will be caused to the members. 4.5 The name of a commercial organization is not allowed.
4.6 The selected name shall be approved by all members of the Typhoon Committee (one vote veto). 4.7 The Chinese translation shall be determined by the China Meteorological Administration and relevant institutions in Hong Kong and Macao through consultation. 5 Principles for the use of tropical cyclone names
5.1 The World Meteorological Organization Regional Specialized Meteorological Center (RSMC) - Tokyo Typhoon Center is responsible for numbering and naming tropical cyclones that reach tropical storm intensity or above according to the naming table determined by the Typhoon Committee. 5.2 The name of a tropical cyclone remains unchanged throughout its life cycle. For tropical cyclones that enter the northwest Pacific through the 180° longitude line, the original name of the Central Pacific Hurricane Center of the United States shall be maintained; for tropical cyclones that cross the 180° longitude line from west to east, the name of the Tokyo Typhoon Center shall be maintained.
5.3 The Central Meteorological Observatory shall issue tropical cyclone warnings and bulletins based on the names of tropical cyclones given by the Tokyo Typhoon Center. Meteorological stations at all levels shall issue tropical cyclone warnings and bulletins based on the names of tropical cyclones in the tropical cyclone warnings and bulletins issued by the Central Meteorological Observatory. 5.4 The names of tropical cyclones are used in domestic media, warnings and bulletins issued to the domestic aviation and maritime communities, and warnings and bulletins issued to the international community.
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6 List of tropical cyclone names
6.1 The list contains 140 names, which come from the 14 members of the Typhoon Committee, namely: Cambodia, China, North Korea, Hong Kong, Japan, Laos, Macao, Malaysia, Micronesia, Philippines, South Korea, Thailand, the United States and Vietnam. Each member contributes 10 names (see Appendix A).
6.2 Name tropical cyclones in the order of the list and use them in a cycle. The list contains five columns, each of which is divided into two groups. The names in each group are arranged in alphabetical order according to the names of each member. Each name has a certain meaning. For specific notes, see Appendix B. 6.3 For tropical cyclones that cause particularly severe disasters, members of the Typhoon Committee may apply to have the name of the tropical cyclone removed from the naming list as the permanent name of the tropical cyclone; they may also apply to have a name removed for other reasons. The list of tropical cyclone names will be reviewed at the annual Typhoon Committee session.
Column 1
English Name
Damrey
Longwang
Kirogi
Kai-tak
Tembin
Bolaven
Chanchu
Jelawat
Ewiniar
Prapiroon
Saomai
Wukong
Sonamu
Shanshan
Xangsane
B ebinca
Rumbia
Soulik
Cimaron
Durian
Chinese name
Bolaven
Jerawa
Ewini
Bilis
Pabbian
Maria
Bebejia
Rumbia
Cimaron
Appendix A
(Informative Appendix)
Typhoon Committee List of names for tropical cyclones in the northwest Pacific and the South China SeaTyphoon Committee List of names for tropical cyclones in the northwest Pacific and the South China SeaTable A.1
(effective from January 1, 2002)
Column 2
English name
Kong-rey
Toraji||tt| |Man-yi
jDanas
Francisco
Lekima
Haiyan
Lingling
Kajiki
jFaxai||tt| |Hagibis
Noguri
Ramasun
Chataan
Halong
Chinese name
Danasi
Fansigao
Likima
Haibeisi
Wilmason
Chatan
3rd row
English name
Chinese name||tt| |Nakiri
Fengshen
Kalmaegi
Fung-wong Phoenix
Kammuri Northern Crown
Phanfone
Vongfong Wasp
Sinlaku
Hagupit
Changmi
Sinlaku
Hagupit|| tt||Mekkhala
Maysak
Haishen
Haigos
Maysak
Pongsona
Yanyan
Kujira
Chan-hom
Nangka
Soudelor
Imbudo
Morakot
Sudiro
Ibudu
Morakot
4th column
English name
Krovanh
Dujuan
Choi-wan
Ketsana
Nepartak
Conson
Chanthu
Dianmu
Mindulle
Tingting
Kompasu
Chinese name
Korowan
Kesana
Nipart
Omes||tt| |Po Namtheun
Meranti
Rananim
Malakas
Songda
Meranti
Malakas||tt ||GB/T19202-2003
Column 5
English name
Sarika
Tokage
Nock-ten
Merbok|| tt||Chinese name
Sarija
Nanmadol
Nanmadol
Haitang
Nalgae
Ban yan
Guchol
Khanun
Vicente
Talas
Vicente
Origin of the name
Cambodia|| tt||Hong Kong, China
Macao, China
Malaysia
Micronesia
Philippines
Cambodia
Hong Kong, China||tt ||Macao, China
Malaysia
Micronesia
Philippines
Note: The tropical cyclone naming table was discussed and adopted by the 31st session of the World Meteorological Organization Typhoon Committee. The relevant business procedures will be implemented from January 1, 2000. This table was revised according to the decision of the 33rd session of the Typhoon Committee held in Macao, China from November 28 to December 4, 2000. The names of some tropical cyclones were changed.
Li Ti Dai
Country#, industry
Origin of the name
The name of the old airport in Hong Kong
Libra constellation
A kind of freshwater fish| |tt||English name
Kong-rey
Chinese name
Fuzhuxie Weijingmembrane
Column 2
Name origin||tt ||Hong Kong, China
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industry in
Malaysia
Micronesia
traditional Chuk (language)
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Xin Micronesia
Electric#star
Meimen milk pudding| |tt||Palm trees
Traditional Pohnpei Chief title
[Shixian (Marshalese)
A kind of flower
Halong
Haibeisi
Macau, China
Malaysia|| tt||A lovely girl in Khmer legend
A rabbit in mythology
A flower in the mountains of North Korea
The name of a strait, now a reservoir
Tian Rabbit constellation
A freshwater fish
A beautiful and fragrant flower (Yapse)
A seabird
-A tree that is planted in both urban and rural areas| |tt||Some men
Lady's name||tt| |Yanshuiyu
Female name (Yap language)
Bay name
Appendix B
(Informative Appendix)
Typhoon Committee Northwest Pacific and South Table of names for tropical cyclones in the China Sea with annotations Table B.1
Typhoon Committee Table of names for tropical cyclones in the Northwest Pacific and the South China Sea with annotations Chinese name
English name
Western medicine basic management The most common drug treatment system in France
Fengshen
Kalmaegi
Meysak
Haishen
Super middle mention
Benefits and other substances |tt||Column 3| |tt||Origin of the name
Hong Kong, China
Malaysia
Micronesia
A kind of flower
The god of wind in mythology||tt ||The legendary Kosre
e goddess
A mountain name in the northern part of Vietnam and Putian
Two kinds of trees
The sea god in mythology
The legendary Pohnpei Chief
English name
Krovanh
Choiwan
partak
Mindulle
Chinese name
Alcohol-added steel|| tt||Standard Student
Dandelion
Service Education Limited Company
Column 4
Name Origin
Hong Kong, China
Malaysia
Hong Kong, China
Macau, China
Malaysia
Clouds in the sky
A cooking style in Macau
A flower
Thunder and lightning in mythology God
English name
Zhongpin Ligong
Haitang
Hello, hello (Chukese)
Chinese name
5 columns
Name origin
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Aquila
Merciful
A spice (seasoning) (Yapse)
Lady's name (Chamaro)
Vietnam A recently discovered animal
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[2] Documents of the 31st and 33rd Annual Meetings of the World Meteorological Organization Typhoon Committee [3] Documents of the Forecasting and Disaster Reduction Department of the China Meteorological Administration, Weather Forecasting [2001] No. 20 GB/T19202—2003References of China Meteorological Administration
[2] Documents of the 31st and 33rd Annual Meetings of the World Meteorological Organization Typhoon Committee [3] Documents of the Forecasting and Disaster Reduction Department of the China Meteorological Administration, Weather Forecasting [2001] No. 20 GB/T19202—20031
Typhoon Committee Northwest Pacific and South China Sea Tropical Cyclone Naming Table Notes Chinese Name
English Name
Foreign Medicine Main Basic Management Service Monitoring Campaign
Fengshen
Kalmaegi
Meysak
Haishen
Super Chinese Recommendation
Benefits and other physical treatments are the most French
The third column||tt| |Origin of the name
Hong Kong, China
Malaysiawww.bzxz.net
Croesia
A flower
The wind god in mythology
The legendary Kosre
The goddess
A mountain name in northern Vietnam
Two trees
The sea god in mythology
The legendary Pohnpei chief
English name||tt| |Krovanh
Choiwan
partak
Mindulle
Chinese name
Alcohol steel
Standard student
Dandelion
Service School Limited Company
4th column
Name origin
Hong Kong, China
Malaysia
Hong Kong, China
China Macao
Malaysia
Clouds in the sky
A cooking style in Macao
A flower
The god of thunder and lightning in mythology
English name
Zhongpin Ligong
Haitang
Hello, hello (Chukese)
Chinese name
Column 5
Origin of the name
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Aquila
Mermaid
A spice (seasoning) (Yapse)
Lady's name (Chamaro)
An animal recently discovered in Vietnam
[1] Typhoon Business and Service Regulations. References of China Meteorological Administration
[2] Documents of the 31st and 33rd Annual Meetings of the World Meteorological Organization Typhoon Committee [3] Document of the Forecasting and Disaster Reduction Department of the China Meteorological Administration, Weather Forecasting [2001] No. 20 GB/T19202—20031
Typhoon Committee Northwest Pacific and South China Sea Tropical Cyclone Naming Table Notes Chinese Name
English Name
Foreign Medicine Main Basic Management Service Monitoring Campaign
Fengshen
Kalmaegi
Meysak
Haishen
Super Chinese Recommendation
Benefits and other physical treatments are the most French
The third column||tt| |Origin of the name
Hong Kong, China
Malaysia
Croesia
A flower
The wind god in mythology
The legendary Kosre
The goddess
A mountain name in northern Vietnam
Two trees
The sea god in mythology
The legendary Pohnpei chief
English name||tt| |Krovanh
Choiwan
partak
Mindulle
Chinese name
Alcohol steel
Standard student
Dandelion
Service School Limited Company
4th column
Name origin
Hong Kong, China
Malaysia
Hong Kong, China
China Macao
Malaysia
Clouds in the sky
A cooking style in Macao
A flower
The god of thunder and lightning in mythology
English name
Zhongpin Ligong
Haitang
Hello, hello (Chukese)
Chinese name
Column 5
Origin of the name
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Aquila
Mermaid
A spice (seasoning) (Yapse)
Lady's name (Chamaro)
An animal recently discovered in Vietnam
[1] Typhoon Business and Service Regulations. References of China Meteorological Administration
[2] Documents of the 31st and 33rd Annual Meetings of the World Meteorological Organization Typhoon Committee [3] Document of the Forecasting and Disaster Reduction Department of the China Meteorological Administration, Weather Forecasting [2001] No. 20 GB/T19202—2003
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