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Weather Analysis & Prediction (CLIM-301)Instructor: Zafer Boybeyi and Brian DotyOffered in: Fall, 2010 Credit: 4 Credits in Natural Science/Laboratory (3 Credits Lecture + 1 Credit Lab) Content:
This course gives an overview of large-scale behavior of mid-latitude weather systems. Includes coupling of synoptic motion to mesoscale processes that lead to significant weather events. Introduces the observational network, numerical weather models, and preiction. Laboratory portion gives practical experience in weather analysis, prediction, and technology currently used for visualization and analysis.
CLIM-301 Lecture (3-Credits):
The overarching goal of this course is to provide the students with a
"big-picture" view of the field of weather analysis & prediction as it relates to
understanding the Earth's atmosphere, its complex history, its expected
future evolution, and human influences.
CLIM-301 Lab (1-Credit):
The laboratory section is designed to enhance learning by applying the
information acquired in the lecture portion of the course. The student
will engage in activities that are designed to expand and enrich the
learning process for weather analysis & prediction.
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