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ATOC 548 Mesoscale Meteorology (3 credits)

Offered by: Atmospheric & Oceanic Sciences (Faculty of Science)

Administered by: Graduate Studies

Overview

Atmospheric & Oceanic Sciences : Theory of meteorologically important mesoscale phenomena including mesoscale instabilities, cumulus convection and its organization (including thunderstorms, squall lines, and other forms of severe weather), internal gravity waves, and topographically forced flows. Application of theory to the physical interpretation of observations and numerical simulations.

Terms: Winter 2025

Instructors: Romanic, Djordje (Winter)

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