Author: Zhu Qiangen
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Publishing Date: 2000-10-01
Features: This book is a revised and enhanced version of the original "Principles and Methods of Meteorology," based on the author's ten years of teaching experience, extensive feedback from readers, the incorporation of recent research findings, and consideration of future development trends in the field. Adhering to the principle of combining meteorological and dynamic principles, the book focuses on Chinese weather processes and weather systems, organically integrating the three aspects of fundamental principles of meteorodynamics, weather analysis and forecasting methods, and Chinese weather processes. The content is comprehensive, with clear physical concepts, presented in an accessible and progressive manner. The book has been reviewed and approved by the Meteorological Textbook Review Committee of the China Meteorological Administration as a general undergraduate textbook. It can be used as a textbook for meteorological majors and related disciplines in higher education institutions, as well as a reference for teaching, research, and operational personnel in meteorological, marine, hydrological, and aviation departments.
Principles and Methods of Meteorology (Third Edition)
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