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Fundamentals of Weather and Climate (Paperback)
Robin McIlveen (author)
£59.99
Paperback
Published: 27/05/2010
Familiarity and modern, sheltered lifestyles can dull our awareness of the ever changing sky above us. But an unusually colourful sunset or threatening storm can rekindle interest, admiration, and even fear. Even so, we generally fail to comprehend the enormous scale, power, and complexity of the atmosphere. With the effects of global climate change becoming increasingly apparent, an understanding of the processes that underpin our weather and climate is vital.
Fundamentals of Weather and Climate offers an engaging and insightful treatment of the behaviour of the lower atmosphere and takes a quantitative approach to describing the mechanisms involved. Beginning with an overview of the atmosphere and its components, the reader is introduced to the physics that drive weather systems, before setting these principles in the context of specific systems of differing scales and latitudes. Finally, the text draws this information together in relation to the problem of anthropogenic climate change.
Custom drawn illustrations enliven and enhance the educational value of the text, enabling students to visualize the processes and interactions described more easily
DT Enhanced mathematical support opens the text to those without a strong mathematical background
DT Key points throughout reinforce the essential facts and themes being presented
Online Resource Centre
The Online Resource Centre to accompany Fundamentals of Weather and Climate features:
For students:
DT Selected solutions to end of chapter problems
DT Hyperlinked bibliography
DT Useful weblinks
For lecturers:
DT Selected solutions to end of chapter problems
DT Figures from the book in electronic format, ready to download
Fundamentals of Weather and Climate offers an engaging and insightful treatment of the behaviour of the lower atmosphere and takes a quantitative approach to describing the mechanisms involved. Beginning with an overview of the atmosphere and its components, the reader is introduced to the physics that drive weather systems, before setting these principles in the context of specific systems of differing scales and latitudes. Finally, the text draws this information together in relation to the problem of anthropogenic climate change.
Custom drawn illustrations enliven and enhance the educational value of the text, enabling students to visualize the processes and interactions described more easily
DT Enhanced mathematical support opens the text to those without a strong mathematical background
DT Key points throughout reinforce the essential facts and themes being presented
Online Resource Centre
The Online Resource Centre to accompany Fundamentals of Weather and Climate features:
For students:
DT Selected solutions to end of chapter problems
DT Hyperlinked bibliography
DT Useful weblinks
For lecturers:
DT Selected solutions to end of chapter problems
DT Figures from the book in electronic format, ready to download
Publisher: Oxford University Press
ISBN: 9780199215423
Weight: 1418 g
Dimensions: 246 x 189 x 31 mm
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