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65. ATMO 300a General Meteorology - Physical ATMO 300a general meteorology Physical. Meeting 1100-1150 am MWFin BIO W room 212. Instructor Robert Kerr, 626-5963, kerr@atmo http://www.atmo.arizona.edu/students/courselinks/fall00/atmo300a/home.html

ATMO 300a General Meteorology - Physical Meeting: 11:00-11:50 am MWF in BIO W room 212 Instructor: Robert Kerr, 626-5963, kerr@atmo.arizona.edu PAS room 550 (north wing) Office Hours: Mondays 2:00 pm to 3:15 pm, Thursdays 2:00 pm to 3:15 pm TA: Wendy Thomas , 621-8829, thomas@atmo.arizona.edu Required Texts: Roland B. Stull, Meteorology for Scientists and Engineers: A Technical Companion Book, 2nd Edition ; C. Donald Ahrens, Essentials of Meteorology Prerequisite: MATH 129 calculus; integration, modeling with differential equations, Taylor series. Exam Date topics % of final grade exam 1 22 September chapters 1,2,3 exam 2 20 October Ahrens: chapters 4,5. Stull: 5,6. exam 3 17 November Ahrens: chapters 6,7. Stull: 4,7 Final Monday, December 11, 11AM-1PM chapters 8,9, preceding chapters HomeW Quizzes NO MAKEUP EXAMS. Homework problems are assigned weekly. Week 1: Chap1: N1,2,8,11. Not graded. Week 2: Chap1: N14,15. Chap2: N13,17. Chap3: N1,2,3,5abcgh,6 Due 06-Sep-00. Week 3: Chap2: N5,6,10c,11,12. Chap3: N7,8. Due 13-Sep-00. Week 4: Chap2: 10c again if desired, N18, N19,N21, S2, S3. Chap3: N9ai, N13 (You want an answer in units of (degrees K)meter/sec. What two quantities dividing the radiative flux will give this.) Due 20-Sep-00.

66. ATMO 300a General Meteorology - Physical ATMO 300a general meteorology Physical. Meeting 1100-1150 pm MWF in PASroom 312. Instructor Jon Nelson, 621-6835, PAS room 570 (north wing). http://www.atmo.arizona.edu/students/courselinks/fall98/atmo300a/ATMO300a.html

ATMO 300a General Meteorology - Physical Meeting: 11:00-11:50 pm MWF in PAS room 312 Instructor: Jon Nelson, 621-6835, PAS room 570 (north wing) Office Hours: Mondays 2:30 pm to 3:30 pm, Thursdays 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm Required Texts: Roland B. Stull, Meteorology Today for Scientists and Engineers: A Technical Companion Book ; C. Donald Ahrens, Meteorology Today , 5th ed., 1994. Prerequisite: MATH 125b calculus; integration, modeling with differential equations, Taylor series. Exam Date topics from Stull's book % of final grade exam 1 18 September chapters 1,2 exam 2 14 October chapters 3,4 exam 3 9 November chapters 5,6 Final 1 December at 11 am chapters 8,15,17, preceding chapters NO MAKEUP EXAMS. Make sure that relatives or friends don't make plans for you on these dates. Homework problems are assigned weekly and can add up to 5% to your grade. Materials from Class Notes August 26, 1998 (Variation in Carbon Dioxide Levels) Figure 1 Figure 2 September 9, 1998 (Kinetic Energy) Figure October 9, 1998 Study Guide for Exam 2

67. FSU 97 / 98 General Bulletin on physical causes. MET 2700. general meteorology (2) . PrerequisiteMAC 2311; Corequisite PHY 2048C. Atmospheric structure and http://registrar.fsu.edu/Webtest/gen_prog54.htm

Department of METEOROLOGY COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Chair: #Peter S. Ray; Associate Chair: Ruscher; Professors: *Barcilon, Fuelberg, T. Krishnamurti, Nicholson, + O'Brien, *Pfeffer, #Ray, #E. Smith, Stuart; Associate Professors: Ahlquist, Elsner, Kloesel, Ruscher; Service Professor: Stephens; Professors Emeriti: Baum, Gleeson, Jordan, Long, Staley; Dean Emeritus of the College of Arts and Sciences: Baum * Also Associate, Institute of Geophysical Fluid Dynamics.+ Joint appointment with the Department of Oceanography# Also Faculty Associate, Supercomputer Computations Research Institute (SCRI) T he Department of Meteorology was founded in 1949 and throughout its history has been one of the leading meteorology programs in the country. It still is the only meteorology department in the southeastern United States to offer degrees from the bachelor of science (BS) through the doctor of philosophy (PhD). The program at The Florida State University is considered to be one of the top five in the nation. The department uses software developed by UNIDATA (the USSDM system) and NASA (the GEMPAK system) to acquire, process, and store current weather information received by satellite. PC-McIDAS and WSI 7000 software are used to access meteorological data and satellite imagery. An Alden D100 DIFAX computer ingests, displays, and loops National Weather Service forecast maps. GOES satellite images are ingested by the department's direct readout ground station and are viewable in real time at various locations in the Meteorology Building. In addition, the department houses the office of the State Climatologist of Florida, who has a microcomputer/CD-ROM system including a climatic database on compact disc. The department also maintains an atmospheric instrumentation laboratory to support education and research in the area of experimental meteorology.

68. FSU 2004-2005 General Bulletin MET 2700. general meteorology (3). Prerequisites CHM 1045C, MAC 2311.Corequisite PHY 2048C. Atmospheric structure and composition http://registrar.fsu.edu/bulletin/undergrad/depts/meteorology.htm

Florida State University Office of the University Registrar Introduction Bulletins ... 2004 - 2005 Undergraduate Section Topics State of Florida Common Course Prerequisites Major/Degree Requirements Minor Requirements Honors in the Major ... Graduate Courses Department of Meteorology College of Arts and Sciences Chair: Robert G. Ellingson; Associate Chair: Ruscher; Professors: Associate Professors: Ahlquist, Cai, *Clayson, Kim, Ruscher; Assistant Professors: Bourassa, Liu, Reasor; Visiting Professor: Jin; Visiting Assistant Professors: Cunningham, Hart; Professors Emeriti: Gleeson, LaSeur, Long, Pfeffery, Staley, Stuart * Also Associate, Institute of Geophysical Fluid Dynamics. + Joint appointment with the Department of Oceanography # Also Faculty Associate, School of Computational Science and Information Technology (CSIT) The Department of Meteorology was founded in 1949 and throughout its history has been one of the leading meteorology programs in the country. It is the flagship meteorology department in the southeastern United States, offering degrees from the bachelor of science (BS) through the doctor of philosophy (PhD). The program at The Florida State University is considered to be one of the top five comprehensive meteorology programs in the nation. Members of the Department of Meteorology enjoy the benefits of advanced scientific equipment and a cooperative research environment with the departments of Mathematics and Oceanography, the Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Institute (GFDI), and the School of Computational Science and Information Technology (CSIT). Scientific computations are handled on equipment ranging from PCs and Macintosh computers to networks of scientific workstations and a departmental supercomputer. A high speed network connects the department to campus and other supercomputer centers and research laboratories via a very fast campus backbone and excellent Internet connectivity to the outside world.

69. MAD.SCI Libe: Earth Sciences general Earthquake Information US Geological Survey. Careers in Geoscience CanadianGeoscience Council The Weather Room Careers in meteorology, at the http://www.madsci.org/libs/areas/earth.html

Earth Sciences The Daily Planet : Learn about the weather. Kids as Global Scientists : Exercises, demonstrations and explanations concerning the weather.. Another weather site to try: the Weather Channel Hurricane Hunters : Home page of the 53rd Weather Reconnaissnace Squadron of the US Air Force. A great site for information on hurricanes. Tornado Project : Lots of information about tornados, from folklore to storm chasing and current research. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration National Severe Storms Laboratory : Information about hurricanes, tornados, lightning and thunderstomrs. Tutorial in Atmospheric Chemistry : Discusses the natural chemistry of the atmosphere, smog, ozone depletion, and other topics. Geology USGS Learning Web : Information concerning many topics in geology. Maintained by the US Geological Survey. Volcano World : Lots of information about volcanos, including an 'Ask-A-Volcanologist' page. Hot spots, plate tectonics and rings of fire At the US Geological Service in Vancouver Washington. Plate Tectonics and Seismic Waves : An online tutorial, replete with images - U. Nevada.

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72. OU School Of Meteorology In the School of meteorology, the general Exam consists of the student writing anddefending a Prospectus of Dissertation Research , as well as answering any http://weather.ou.edu/phdgenexam.htm

Ph. D. General Examination Rules Approved November 9, 1995 by the faculty of the S.O.M. According to the Graduate College "The [General] Examination is intended to test the student's mastery of a number of related fields as well as capacity for synthesis, sound generalization and critical ability [sic]." In the School of Meteorology, the assessment by a General Examination consists of two distinct parts. The first part is called the "Qualifying Exam" (rules attached). The Qualifying Exam tests the student's breadth of knowledge of advanced meteorology. The content and required level of competence is commensurate with the scope of the graduate lecture courses taught by the School of Meteorology. In exception to standard Graduate College rules, the Qualifying Exam is a uniform exam and prepared by the entire faculty, and not by the student's Doctoral Committee. Also, the Qualifying Exam may be attempted without formal application to the Graduate College for permission to attempt the General Examination. The second part of the General Exam is usually referred to simply as "The General Exam". The General Exam may be attempted after passing the Qualifying Exam, and the student submits a formal application to the Graduate College for permission to attempt the General Examination at this time. In the School of Meteorology, the General Exam consists of the student writing and defending a "Prospectus of Dissertation Research", as well as answering any other questions about science or meteorology that the committee asks in the oral exam.

73. HNMS His authorship was also remarkable, covering issues of naval, aeronauticaland general meteorology as well as issues regarding the organisation of http://www.hnms.gr/hnms/english/meteorology/full_story_html?&dr_url=/docs/misc/k

74. Home > Agriculture > General > Agricultural Meteorology Agricultural meteorology. Agricultural and forest meteorology. Agriculturaland Forest meteorology is an international journal containing http://agrifor.ac.uk/hb/dd542577401679007d1796cedccf02f1.html

low graphics Home Agriculture General Agricultural meteorology Agricultural and forest meteorology Agricultural and Forest Meteorology is an international journal containing original articles and reviews on "the inter-relationship between meteorology and the fields of plant, animal and soil sciences, ecology, and biogeochemistry". The journal is aimed at meteorologists, soil scientists, agricultural hydrologists and agronomists. Contents and abstracts are available online for free from 1996 onwards via Elsevier Science. The full-text is only available to institutional and personal subscribers of ScienceDirect. meteorology journals forestry agriculture ... Agrometeorological Centre of Excellence (ACE) Launched in March 2000, ACE aims "to provide producers and related industries with recommendations through the provision of timely crop and pest advisories based on weather monitoring, agrometeorlogical modelling and field surveys." Information is provided on the Centre, its aims and activities. The site provides access to some ACE risk forecast maps and interpretations for potatoes, canola, wheat and other crops. This site is published on the Web by the federal government of Manitoba, Canada. research institutes agricultural meteorology Canada Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research The Tyndall centre, launched in 2000 as a collaboration between 9 UK research institutions and 3 UK research councils, aims to "bring together scientists, economists, engineers and social scientists to develop sustainable responses to climate change through trans-disciplinary research." Information is provided on the background of the centre, its current research themes, press releases, newsletters, publications lists, FAQ's and forthcoming events. It is possible to register for quarterly electronic newsletters, back issues of which are available. Adobe Acrobat Reader is required to view PDF files. Details on collaboration and training for researchers and businesses are also provided.

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76. References To General Literature About Satellite Meteorology REFERENCES TO general LITERATURE ABOUT SATELLITE meteorology. by FMI.BADER MJ, FORBES GS, GRANT JR, LILLEY RBE and WATERS AJ (1995 http://www.zamg.ac.at/docu/Manual/SatManu/Basic/Ref/Ref.htm

REFERENCES TO GENERAL LITERATURE ABOUT SATELLITE METEOROLOGY by FMI BADER M. J., FORBES G. S., GRANT J. R., LILLEY R. B. E. and WATERS A. J. (1995): Images in weather forecasting - A practical guide for interpreting satellite and radar imagery; Cambridge University Press. BROWNING K. A., BADER M. J., WATERS J., YOUNG M. V. and MONK G. A. (1987): Application of satellite imagery in nowcasting and very short range forecasting; Met. Mag., Vol. 116, p. 161 - 179 CARLETON, CARPENTER (1989): Satellite climatology of Polar Lows and Broadscale Climatic Associations for the Southern Hemisphere, Int. J. Climatology, 10 (3), 219-246 CARLSON T. N. (1987): Cloud configuration in relation to relative isentropic motion; in: Satellite and radar imagery interpretation, preprints for a workshop on satellite and radar imagery interpretation - Meteorological Office College, Shinfield Park, Reading, Berkshire, England, 20 - 24 July 1987, p. 43 - 61 CLAUD ET AL (1993): Satellite Observations of a Polar Low over the Norwegian Sea by Special Sensor Microwave Imager, Geosat, and TIOS-N Operational Vertical Sounder, J. Geophysical Research, 98, C8, 14487-14506 CONWAY B. J., GERARD L., LABROUSSE J., LILJAS E., SENESI S., SUNDE J. and ZWATZ-MEISE V. (1996): COST78 Meteorology - Nowcasting, a survey of current knowledge, techniques and practice; Phase 1 report; Office for official publications of the European Communities

77. Field Observations Meteorology And Air Quality: General Information Start Page On these pages you will find general information on the course Field observationsMeteorology and Air Quality, such as the lecturers, time schedule, study goals http://www.met.wau.nl/education/fieldpract/home.html

Field observations Meteorology and Air Quality On these pages you will find general information on the course Field observations Meteorology and Air Quality, such as the lecturers, time schedule, study goals, extra material etc. These pages are designed to provide the student background information on the course. Just click on one of the topics on the left to proceed. Mast with micro-meteorological instruments and student in Kansas USA (CASES experiment, 1999) More information on micrometeorological field experiments can be found under the Research section of the website of the Meteorology and Air Quality group

78. Department Of Meteorology - Helper Page be found here. These general guidlines are also applicable to theDepartment of meteorology computing system. Account Retention. http://www.atmos.umd.edu/~helper/GettingStarted/GettingStarted_Policies.html

Helper News Home Search Getting Started : General Policies The University Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) Account Retention Color Printing Computers on/off ... Temporary Disk Space The University Acceptable Use Policy The University policy on acceptable use of computing facilities can be found here. These general guidlines are also applicable to the Department of Meteorology computing system. Account Retention Accounts will remain valid for as long as the user maintains a current relationship with the department through employment, student status or active collaboration. An account will be suspended with home directory space being archived if the account has not been accessed for a period of at least 6 months. The account can be reinstated by emailing a request to helper and the home directory will be restored. Those accounts that have not been active for at least 1 year will be removed and home directory space will be archived to tape for a period not to exceed an additional 6 months. After this 6 month period, the user's data will be permanently removed from the system. A new account will have to be issued if the user wishes access to the system. Color Printing There is a quota of 75 pages/month for printing to the HP color printer in Lab I. This printer should only be used to print images/documents intended for publication or presentation (e.g., dissertations, posters for meetings, figures for publications, etc.). Your quota is reset at roughly the beginning of each month and unused pages are not rolled into the next month. Please do not "burn up" your unused allocation needlessly. This will extend the life of the printer and keep maintenance to a manageable level.

79. UNITN - Summer School On Mountain Meteorology UNITN SSMM 2004 general information. general information AccommodationThe School can provide accommodation and breakfast at the http://www.unitn.it/events/ssmm2004/general_information.htm

Programme Admission Application form General information Contact Sponsors Related events SSMM 2003 ... SSMM 2004 General information General information Accommodation The School can provide accommodation and breakfast at the Conference Center Panorama (single room: 33.50 Euro per night; double room: 28.00 Euro per person per night). However, a limited number of rooms is available. Therefore applicants are kindly requested to specify in the application form whether they need accommodation provided by the School or not. Venue location The School will be hosted at the Conference Center Panorama close to the village of Sardagna, on the east side of Mt. Bondone, overlooking the Adige River Valley and the city of Trento. The Center may be easily reached from Trento either by cable car (trip duration: 4 min) or by bus/taxi (ride duration: about 20 min). How to reach Trento The city of Trento may be easily reached by train (see http://www.trenitalia.it for timetables and fares) or by car (A22 Highway). The nearest airports to Trento are: Verona and Bolzano Università degli Studi di Trento via Belenzani, 12 I-38100 Trento tel. +39 0461 881111

80. International Association Of Meteorology And Atmospheric Sciences Association of meteorology and Atmospheric Sciences. Meetings of IAMAP/IAMAS/IUGG.2005 IAMAS in Beijingplanned. 2003 IUGG general Assembly Sapporo. http://www.iamas.org/Earliermeetings.html

IAMAS The International Association of Meteorology and Atmospheric Sciences Home Structure Commissions Officers ... IUGG Meetings of IAMAP/IAMAS/IUGG 2005 IAMAS in Beijingplanned 2003 IUGG General Assembly Sapporo 2001 IAMAS Assembly Innsbruck 1999 IUGG General Assembly Birmingham 1997 IAMAS/IAPSO Assembly Melbourne 1995 IUGG General Assembly Boulder 1993 IAMAS Assembly Yokohama 1991 IUGG General Assembly Vienna 1989 IAMAP Assembly Reading (and joint sessions with IAHS at their Tokyo meeting) 1987 IUGG General Assembly Vancouver 1986 also co-sponsor of meeting in Australia 1985 IAMAS/IAPSO Assembly Honolulu; also co-sponsor of November meeting in China 1983 IUGG General Assembly Hamburg 1981 IAMAP Assembly Hamburg 1979 IUGG General Assembly Canberra 1977 IAMAP Assembly Seattle 1975 IUGG General Assembly Grenoble 1971 IUGG General Assembly Moscow 1967 IUGG General Assembly Zurich 1963 IUGG General Assembly Berkeley 1960 IUGG General Assembly Helsinki 1957 IUGG General Assembly Toronto 1954 IUGG General Assembly Rome 1951 IUGG General Assembly Bruxelles 1948 IUGG General Assembly Oslo 1939 IUGG General Assembly Washington 1936 IUGG General Assembly Edinburgh 1933 IUGG General Assembly Lisbon 1930 IUGG General Assembly Stockholm Page last update: 13 February 2004 Maintained by Dr John Turner , British Antarctic Survey ( J.Turner@bas.ac.uk

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