ATMO.4200 Introduction to Operational Numerical Weather Prediction (Formerly 85.420)
Id: 036535
Credits: 3-3
Description
In this class, the student will learn the structure and science behind modern numerical weather prediction models and how to use them to solve real-world issues facing modern meteorological consultants. The student will learn how to operate and apply a modern numerical weather prediction model to study such issues as offshore wind farm siting, solar power prediction, and energy load forecasting. Students should be prepared to use Linux-based PC's (supplied) to perform and submit projects.
Prerequisites
Pre-Req: ENVI.2020 Earth Systems: Atmosphere and Oceans.
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