Higher meteorology

Author: Ding Yihui
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: The author has compiled the fruits of years of research and teaching, drawing on achievements in modern meteorology from both domestic and international sources to write this high-level textbook on modern meteorology. The book, written in fluent prose and concise language, explains the structure, life cycle, generation, and development patterns of various atmospheric motion systems, as well as the relevant theories. It elucidates the interactions between different systems and their functions in the global atmospheric circulation. This textbook is designed for graduate students and integrates advanced meteorology, mesoscale meteorology, and atmospheric circulation organically, presenting all aspects of modern meteorology in a well-organized manner. At the same time, it selectively omits some basic concepts and derivations of fundamental formulas, focusing instead on the physical interpretation of observational facts, making the content both comprehensive and concise. This book is an invaluable high-level work for teaching and research. During this revision, new research findings from the past decade in monsoon, mesoscale systems, numerical simulation, and numerical prediction have been added, and the theoretical aspects of meteorology have been further strengthened. This book is suitable for graduate students, university students, researchers, and station forecasters with a certain foundation. It can be used as a teaching and research reference by universities, colleges, and meteorological departments.