Meteorology and Climatology (ENVS*2030)

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Meteorology and Climatology (ENVS*2030)

Course code:

ENVS*2030

Section:

01

Course term:

Fall

Course instructor:

C. Wagner-Riddle / J. Warland

Details:

This course examines solar and terrestrial radiation; pressure systems and winds; atmospheric stability and vertical motions; air masses and fronts; clouds and precipitation; selected topics in applied meteorology including air pollution. The laboratory emphasizes the analysis and use of atmospheric data for solving environmental problems.

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Links
[1] https://ses.uoguelph.ca/system/files/ENVS2030_F24_0.pdf