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Dynamical Meteorology, II

NGEA25

This course is cancelled in spring 2023.

Course contents

This course continues the introduction to the theory of atmosphere dynamics. The course will give you an introduction to mathematical equations describing the large scale movements of the atmosphere, such as waves and the instability generating them.

The technology of numerical weather prediction will be taught, providing insights into which models are used today at the weather service. You will also learn about advantages and disadvantages of different models. By the end of the course, you will have learnt about the various processes controlling atmospheric large-scale dynamics and how meteorologists use forecasts in their daily work.

This course in following on from Part I.

Teaching

Teaching will be in form of lectures, group work and seminars.

Course coordinator

Course facts

Level: Basic
Credits: 7.5 ECTS
Period: Autumn, period 1
Language of instruction: English
Prerequisites: General admission requirements and FYSA21FYTA14NGEA06 or NGEA21, as well as NGEA24.

Kursplan

For current students