Weather and Climate

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Geography 1010 is the study of atmospheric processes and the geographic distribution of radiation, moisture, pressure, and circulation interacting to create weather systems and storms; ocean influences, sun-earth relationships, global climate patterns; human interaction with the atmosphere.

Lenticular clouds form over a mountain range in Alaska.
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Lenticular clouds form over a mountain range in Alaska.

Contents

Lectures

Fall 2008

  • Instructor: Dr. Urbano
Course Semester Day and time Location
ESCI 1010: Weather and climate Fall 2008 Monday 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Carrier Ctr
ESCI 1010: Weather and climate Fall 2008 Wednesday 5:30 pm - 8:30 pm 110 Johnson

Spring 2007

Dr. Jen Houghton

Dr. Lensyl Urbano

Previous Lectures

Labs

Spring 2007

Useful Tools

All of the following tools have been used with Weather and Climate.

3d Models

Geoscience models - These interactive 3d models are useful for explaining a number of topics, including the coriolis effect, waves, temperature and kinetic energy, and orbital parameters.

Weather log

Allows students to keep quantative and qualitative weather logs daily.

  1. LINK TO WEATHER LOG
  2. Cloud Reference
  3. Frequently Asked Questions
  4. Other cloud pictures

The MovieClassroom

Create and view Earth Science movies. These have been used for extra-credit projects, in-class exercises, weekly quizzes and term projects.

Other videos:

Surveys

  • Weather and Climate intro survey
    • Basic questions aimed at determining students' prior knowledge and academic background. Administered on the first day of class.
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