41. Meteorology Department PhD And MPhil General Information Page In general, the responsibility for finding suitable funding lies with the PostgraduateAdmissions Officer Department of meteorology The University of Reading http://www.met.reading.ac.uk/Phd/postgr.html

Search: Location: Home PhD General Information PhD and MPhil General Information PhD (minimum 3 years) MPhil (minimum 2 years) Funding Higher Degree by Research Handbook (PDF Format) or Here (for Word 2000 Format) English Proficiency Applications Enquiries Postgraduate Destinations You should read this page in conjunction with the University's Postgraduate Prospectus , which gives fuller details of general University facilities and such topics as English language entrance requirements. Application Forms are available in a number of formats and may be e-mailed back to the Faculty of Science Postgraduate Office when completed. Please ensure that you indicate which topic you are interested in. In PDF format In Word format Copies of the Postgraduate Prospectus and Application Forms can also be obtained by writing to the Faculty of Science Postgraduate Office of the University. Enquiries about any aspect of the courses are always welcomed. Funding Research Council Studentships. We receive a number of Research Studentships, which provide support for three years for students registered for higher degree by research, and Advanced Course Studentships, which are for one year and are for the MSc/Diploma Courses. Most of these studentships are from the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC); the Department applies for these studentships on your behalf. They are allocated on a competitive basis which, in practice, means that only students with first or upper second class degrees are likely to receive grants, although the MSc Course Studentships may be available for lower second class degrees. The NERC Studentships are open to British students (covering fees and maintenance grant) and students from other European Community countries (

42. Fast Facts About The Department Of Atmospheric Science 24 to 36 months beyond the MS for a Ph.D. Active academic and research programsare offered in the fields of dynamic meteorology; general circulation and http://www.atmos.colostate.edu/gradprog/fastfacts.htm

Graduate Program M.S. Program Overview Ph.D. Program Overview General Application Info Application Forms ... Fort Collins, Colorado Information Some fast facts about the Department of Atmospheric Science, Colorado State University, and Fort Collins, Colorado The Department of Atmospheric Science offers programs leading to the M.S. and Ph.D. degrees . Students normally require 24-30 months to complete the M.S. and an additional 24 to 36 months beyond the M.S. for a Ph.D. Active academic and research programs are offered in the fields of dynamic meteorology general circulation and climate modeling; tropical meteorology and tropical cyclones mesoscale meteorology ; cloud and precipitation physics; atmospheric electricity; cumulus convection and cloud dynamics atmospheric chemistry and air quality ; satellite meteorology; theoretical and dynamic meteorology; atmospheric radiation remote sensing radar meteorology ; global, regional, and local climatology;

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Research The College of Engineering at CSU maintains a website with additional information about research activities in Atmospheric Science. You can find this information here: http://www.engr.colostate.edu/adr/research.shtml Areas of Research Atmospheric Chemistry Atmospheric Radiation and Remote Sensing Biosphere and Carbon Cycle Cloud Dynamics ... Research News Research Areas Atmospheric Chemistry Atmospheric Radiation and Remote Sensing Biosphere and Carbon Cycle Cloud Dynamics ... Contact Us No portion of this site may be copied or reproduced without express written permission. Contact: Webmaster . Site last updated: Friday, April 4, 2003

44. Academics - Physics And Meteorology MET 467 Atmospheric Physics, 3. MET 480 Senior Seminar in meteorology,2. PHY 110 general Physics I*, 4. PHY 111 general Physics II, 4. http://www.northland.edu/academics/phy.html

Academic Programs Degree Completion Online Catalog Special Course Offerings ... Academic Calendar You need Javascript turned on to view quicklinks PHYSICS AND METEOROLOGY N. Robert Wilson, Professor of Physics and Meteorology and Program Coordinator Scott Grinnell, Assistant Professor of Physics and Meteorology The Physics program offers courses to address the three following objectives: to teach the basic principles and techniques of physics for meteorology, natural science, and other majors; to offer advanced instruction in electricity and magnetism, thermodynamics, and modern physics for physics minors and meteorology majors; and to offer instruction in the application of microcomputer technology for problem solving in the environmental sciences. Meteorology is a field that draws from various math and science disciplines to answer complex questions about our planet. We can use meteorology to help address environmental issues such as air and water pollution, global warming, and the feasibility of alternative energy systems. The major in meteorology is a rigorous program involving advanced course work in physics, mathematics, chemistry, and meteorology. It includes all of the course work recommended for meteorology positions within the National Weather Service and prepares students for a wide array of careers in this multifaceted field. The major also prepares students for graduate studies or for careers in other sophisticated science fields. Students completing the curriculum requirements for the meteorology major will also earn a Physics minor.

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49. Penn State Department Of Meteorology · Faculty Page Carlson through television. Teaching Interests Weather analysis and forecasting,broadcast meteorology, general meteorology and climatology. http://www.met.psu.edu/dept/faculty/Gadomski.htm

50. Nearctica - Geophysics - Weather - General Weather States. Previous Lectures, meteorology 1014. Frank Gallagher. Collegelecture notes for a general meteorology course. meteorology 151. http://www.nearctica.com/geology/storms/weather.htm

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51. U Of U General Catalog - METEOROLOGY mesoscale numerical modeling, dynamical processes, economics of weather and climate,general circulation and statistical meteorology, hurricanes, lightning http://www.acs.utah.edu/GenCatalog/1028/deptdesc/meteo.html

University of Utah Meteorology METEO Course Descriptions Home Feedback University of Utah General Catalog 2002-2003 Posted March 1, 2002 College of Mines and Earth Sciences Department Office: 819 William C. Browning Building, 581-6136 Mailing Address: 135 S. 1460 E., Rm. 819, Salt Lake City, UT 84112-0110 Web Address: www.met.utah.edu Department Chair, Edward J. Zipser, Ph.D. Faculty Professors. J. Horel, J. Paegle, J.N. Paegle, E. Zipser. Associate Professors. S. Krueger, G. Mace, J. Steenburgh. Assistant Professors. T. Garrett, K. Perry. Research Professors. T. Potter, K. Sassen. Research Assistant Professors. X. Dong, S. Lazarus. Adjunct Professors. R. Errico, A. Kasahara, K. Mo, F. Stenger, K.N. Liou. Assistant Professor - Lecturer. E. Robl. Professor Emeritus. D. Dickson, N. Fukuta, J.E. Geisler. Adviser. Undergraduate Adviser, Jim Steenburgh, 488 INSCC, 581-8727. Meteorology seeks to understand the behavior and predictability of the Earth's atmosphere and requires good foundations in mathematics, physics, chemistry, and computer science. Required undergraduate meteorology courses are combined with courses in other disciplines to develop an academic background that is appropriate for a variety of employment opportunities. Graduate students receive advanced training in meteorology and usually perform research under the direction of a faculty adviser in specialty fields that include climate modeling, cloud physics, dynamic meteorology, numerical weather prediction, large-scale and mesoscale modeling, remote sensing, radiative transfer, and synoptic meteorology.

52. ATMO 300a General Meteorology - Physical ATMO 300a general meteorology Physical. Meeting 1100-1150 pm MWF in PASroom 312. Instructor Jon Nelson, 621-6835, PAS room 570 (north wing). http://www.atmo.arizona.edu/students/courselinks/fall98/atmo300a/ATMO300a.html

ATMO 300a General Meteorology - Physical Meeting: 11:00-11:50 pm MWF in PAS room 312 Instructor: Jon Nelson, 621-6835, PAS room 570 (north wing) Office Hours: Mondays 2:30 pm to 3:30 pm, Thursdays 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm Required Texts: Roland B. Stull, Meteorology Today for Scientists and Engineers: A Technical Companion Book ; C. Donald Ahrens, Meteorology Today , 5th ed., 1994. Prerequisite: MATH 125b calculus; integration, modeling with differential equations, Taylor series. Exam Date topics from Stull's book % of final grade exam 1 18 September chapters 1,2 exam 2 14 October chapters 3,4 exam 3 9 November chapters 5,6 Final 1 December at 11 am chapters 8,15,17, preceding chapters NO MAKEUP EXAMS. Make sure that relatives or friends don't make plans for you on these dates. Homework problems are assigned weekly and can add up to 5% to your grade. Materials from Class Notes August 26, 1998 (Variation in Carbon Dioxide Levels) Figure 1 Figure 2 September 9, 1998 (Kinetic Energy) Figure October 9, 1998 Study Guide for Exam 2

53. ATMO 300a General Meteorology - Physical ATMO 300a general meteorology Physical. Meeting 1100-1150 am MWFin BIO W room 212. Instructor Robert Kerr, 626-5963, kerr@atmo http://www.atmo.arizona.edu/students/courselinks/fall00/atmo300a/home.html

ATMO 300a General Meteorology - Physical Meeting: 11:00-11:50 am MWF in BIO W room 212 Instructor: Robert Kerr, 626-5963, kerr@atmo.arizona.edu PAS room 550 (north wing) Office Hours: Mondays 2:00 pm to 3:15 pm, Thursdays 2:00 pm to 3:15 pm TA: Wendy Thomas , 621-8829, thomas@atmo.arizona.edu Required Texts: Roland B. Stull, Meteorology for Scientists and Engineers: A Technical Companion Book, 2nd Edition ; C. Donald Ahrens, Essentials of Meteorology Prerequisite: MATH 129 calculus; integration, modeling with differential equations, Taylor series. Exam Date topics % of final grade exam 1 22 September chapters 1,2,3 exam 2 20 October Ahrens: chapters 4,5. Stull: 5,6. exam 3 17 November Ahrens: chapters 6,7. Stull: 4,7 Final Monday, December 11, 11AM-1PM chapters 8,9, preceding chapters HomeW Quizzes NO MAKEUP EXAMS. Homework problems are assigned weekly. Week 1: Chap1: N1,2,8,11. Not graded. Week 2: Chap1: N14,15. Chap2: N13,17. Chap3: N1,2,3,5abcgh,6 Due 06-Sep-00. Week 3: Chap2: N5,6,10c,11,12. Chap3: N7,8. Due 13-Sep-00. Week 4: Chap2: 10c again if desired, N18, N19,N21, S2, S3. Chap3: N9ai, N13 (You want an answer in units of (degrees K)meter/sec. What two quantities dividing the radiative flux will give this.) Due 20-Sep-00.

54. MET 205 General Meteorology Fall 1997 MET 205 general meteorology Spring 2001. Course Syllabus. Weather Links. http://esci.unco.edu/faculty/lee/met205/m205info.htm

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55. MET 205 General Meteorology Fall 1997 MET 470 Satellite meteorology Spring 2000. Course Syllabus. Satellite WeatherBrief. Satellite Weather Briefing Site Listing. Presentation Information. http://esci.unco.edu/faculty/lee/met470/m470info.htm

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57. General Meterology 428 p. Byers, Horace Robert. general meteorology, 4th ed. New York McGrawHill,1974. 461 p. $?. Chabould, Rene. Weather Drama of the Heavens. Abrams. http://www.ericweisstein.com/encyclopedias/books/GeneralMeterology.html

General Meterology see also Radar Meteorology Radio Meteorology Bjerknes, Vilhelm; Bjerknes, Jakob; Solberg, Halvor Skappel; and Bergeron, Tor. Physikalische Hydrodynamik, mit Anwendung auf die dynamische Meteorologie. Berlin: J. New York: Springer-Verlag, 1933. 797 p. Brunt, David. Physical and Dynamical Meteorology, 2nd ed. Cambridge, England: The University Press, 1939. 428 p. Byers, Horace Robert. General Meteorology, 4th ed. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1974. 461 p. $?. Chabould, Rene. Weather: Drama of the Heavens. Abrams. 159 p. $12.95. Forrester, Frank H. 1001 Questions Answered about the Weather. New York: Dover. 448 p. $7.95. Haltiner, George J. Numerical Weather Prediction. New York: Wiley, 1971. 317 p. $?. Haltiner, George J. and Williams, Roger Terry. Numerical Prediction and Dynamic Meteorology. Holton, James R. An Introduction to Dynamic Meteorology, 3rd ed. San Diego: Academic Press, 1992. Good book! $59. Houghton, Henry G. Physical Meteorology. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 1985. 442 p. $?. Humphreys, William Jackson.

58. OU School Of Meteorology In the School of meteorology, the general Exam consists of the student writing anddefending a Prospectus of Dissertation Research , as well as answering any http://weather.ou.edu/~som/phdgenexam.htm

Ph. D. General Examination Rules Approved November 9, 1995 by the faculty of the S.O.M. According to the Graduate College "The [General] Examination is intended to test the student's mastery of a number of related fields as well as capacity for synthesis, sound generalization and critical ability [sic]." In the School of Meteorology, the assessment by a General Examination consists of two distinct parts. The first part is called the "Qualifying Exam" (rules attached). The Qualifying Exam tests the student's breadth of knowledge of advanced meteorology. The content and required level of competence is commensurate with the scope of the graduate lecture courses taught by the School of Meteorology. In exception to standard Graduate College rules, the Qualifying Exam is a uniform exam and prepared by the entire faculty, and not by the student's Doctoral Committee. Also, the Qualifying Exam may be attempted without formal application to the Graduate College for permission to attempt the General Examination. The second part of the General Exam is usually referred to simply as "The General Exam". The General Exam may be attempted after passing the Qualifying Exam, and the student submits a formal application to the Graduate College for permission to attempt the General Examination at this time. In the School of Meteorology, the General Exam consists of the student writing and defending a "Prospectus of Dissertation Research", as well as answering any other questions about science or meteorology that the committee asks in the oral exam.

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60. Syllabus: General Meteorology, FOR 496 ,696 FOR 496/796 Online ESRI GIS. Updated 10/7/01 Instructor LP Herrington Office414 Bray Hall, Phone 470-6674 OFFICE HOURS Credit Hours, 1-4, Spring Semester, http://www.esf.edu/for/herrington/496/for496.htm

On-line ESRI GIS Only avaiable as FOR498 or 798, Independent Study FOR498, Sec 06 IND STUDY-RES.MGT/FSTY (#14210) Herrington For798,Sec 06 RESEARCH PROBLEM/FORESTRY (#14234) Herrington Updated 04/07/2003 Instructor: L. P. Herrington Office 414 Bray Hall, Phone 470-6674 OFFICE HOURS Course Description Catalog description: This course allows students to take any of the ESRI on-line courses concerning GIS. The courses can be viewed at http://campus.esri.com/ . Any course authored by ESRI can be taken by ESF or SU students for free . Courses authored by others can be purchased at a 40% discount. Permission of the instructor is required so that I can get the list of courses that you wish to take and your emial address so that ESRI can send you a password for each course. The credit hours are variable (1-6 cr hrs) so a number of courses can be taken under one course number. We must make a contract between us for what you are going to do in the course. 798 has to be contracted with a project aimed a research. You DO NOT have to take this corse to take any of the ESRI on-line courses but you should see me to get a password for any of the free courses.

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