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Fundamentals of Atmospheric Modeling
Mark Z. Jacobson
出版Cambridge University Press, 1999
主題Science / Chemistry / EnvironmentalScience / Environmental ScienceScience / Physics / GeophysicsScience / Earth Sciences / Meteorology & Climatology
ISBN05216371719780521637176
URLhttp://books.google.com.hk/books?id=QnzHkFN3v8AC&hl=&source=gbs_api
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註釋This comprehensive text describes the atmospheric processes, numerical methods, and computational techniques required for a scientist to successfully study air pollution and meteorology. Computer modeling has become a powerful tool in modern atmospheric sciences, combining the disciplines of meteorology, physics, mathematics, chemistry, computer sciences, and, to a lesser extent, geology, biology, microbiology, and oceanographic sciences. This text presents fundamental equations that have been developed for physical, chemical, and dynamical variables in the atmosphere, and it provides numerical methods to solve these equations. Along with classic methods of simulating dynamical meteorology, the text contains several numerical techniques for simulating gas and aerosol processes not available in any other text. The book has been developed from the author's graduate courses at Stanford University and contains homework and computer programming assignments. It is a valuable textbook for graduate and upper-level undergraduate courses in atmospheric sciences and meteorology departments. It will also be useful for courses in earth sciences, environmental sciences, and applied mathematics.