Meteorological Analysis - (Second Edition)

Author: Shou Shaowen
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: The "Atmospheric Analysis" course includes three basic components: classroom teaching, in-class exercises, and out-of-class assignments. This book provides fundamental teaching materials and specific arrangements for these aspects. The book is divided into thirteen chapters, primarily introducing the basic methods of atmospheric analysis, as well as the analysis methods for important weather systems and processes in China, such as extratropical cyclones, cold waves, large-scale precipitation, convective weather, and typhoons. Additionally, it covers the use of the MICAPS system (Version 2.0), the updated NCAR graphics software package—NCAR Graphics Software Package for the Chinese Windows platform—and a brief introduction to the GrADS data analysis and display system. This book can serve as the basic textbook for the "Atmospheric Analysis" course in meteorological institutions and also as a reference or tool for researchers, practitioners, and professionals in meteorology and related fields.
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Author: Shou Shaowen
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: The "Atmospheric Analysis" course includes three basic components: classroom teaching, in-class exercises, and out-of-class assignments. This book provides fundamental teaching materials and specific arrangements for these aspects. The book is divided into thirteen chapters, primarily introducing the basic methods of atmospheric analysis, as well as the analysis methods for important weather systems and processes in China, such as extratropical cyclones, cold waves, large-scale precipitation, convective weather, and typhoons. Additionally, it covers the use of the MICAPS system, the updated NCAR graphics software package—NCAR Graphics Software Package for the Chinese Windows platform—and a brief introduction to the GrADS data analysis and display system. This book can serve as the basic textbook for the "Atmospheric Analysis" course in meteorological institutions and also as a reference or tool for researchers, practitioners, and professionals in meteorology and related fields.