EAS G574 Topics in Atmospheric Sciences: Trends in Extreme Weather

30707 — Spring 2021

Instructor
Cody Kirkpatrick
Location
Monday, Friday Taught online Wednesday: GY 126
Days and Times
MWF 11:15 a.m. - 12:05 p.m.
Course Description

Topics may include surface-atmosphere interaction; dynamics of turbulent transport; boundary-layer dynamics; turbulent kinetic energy and stability; dimensional analysis and similarity theory; effects of surface inhomogeneity on boundary-layer dynamics; patchiness; urbanization; regional aggregation of surface atmosphere exchange; applications to mesoscale modeling and air pollution dispersion modeling.

Topics may include surface-vegetationatmosphere interaction; dynamics of turbulent transport; boundary-layer dynamics; turbulent kinetic energy and stability; dimensional analysis and similarity theory; effects of surface inhomogeneity on boundary-layer dynamics; patchiness; urbanization; regional aggregation of surface atmosphere exchange; applications to mesoscale modeling and air pollution dispersion modeling.

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